Kids’ birthday parties · Hollywood & Miami

Their birthday. A Dragon Quest of their own.

A four-hour birthday story for ages 4–12, played out by two actors. Puppets, a grumpy gnome, a witch, a gold hunt — and a dragon at the end. On your lawn, or at our private tropical setting in Hollywood, FL.

  • 4 hours
  • Ages 4–12
  • Up to 30 guests
  • English or Russian

The Dragon Quest

Every great birthday needs a plot.

Most parties are a list of activities. Ours is one story with a beginning, a middle and a finale, and the children are in it from the first scene to the last.

Katya behind a red curtain with the King and Queen puppets on a brick puppet stage
Real party

IAct I

The King and Queen need heroes

A puppet theatre opens the story: the dragon has been cursed, the princess is missing, and the kingdom is calling for brave helpers.

The bearded gnome in a pointed hat kneels beside young archers holding toy bows
Real party

IIAct II

Get past the gnome at the gate

A grumpy gnome guards the road to the dragon’s realm. Riddles, a contest for the parents and one very funny group photo earn the team passage.

Children with toy wands and tiaras stand ready on the lawn
Real party

IIIAct III

Outwit the witch

Witch Kislyaya hisses and croaks her spells. The children break them the only way that works — with poems, songs and their own magic words.

Merlin in a wizard’s hat helps a small girl draw a toy bow
Real party

IVAct IV

Follow Merlin. Find the gold.

Merlin the wizard reveals which dragon they are dealing with. Then come bows and arrows, secret tunnels and a team hunt for the stolen gold.

The Kiddo Bash Miami team smiling together beside the inflatable dragon
Real party

VAct V

Return the gold. Meet the dragon.

The gold goes back, the spell breaks, Princess Daniella is rescued — and every hero goes home with a gift from the dragon himself.

Two ways to host

Your lawn, or our tropical garden.

The story travels. Choose where the kingdom appears — the show is the same four hours either way.

The path splits here. Pick your way.

We share the exact location of our setting once your date is booked.

What’s included

One celebration, already put together.

No vendors to chase and nothing to haul. We set up, lead the quest and clean up; parents stay with their children and simply enjoy the party with them.

The show

  • Two professional actors — the whole cast
  • The full four-hour scripted Dragon Quest

The play

  • Trampoline, tunnels and archery
  • Giant bubbles
  • Dragon tattoos and stencils by the hosts

The memories

  • A professional photographer
  • 50–70 edited photos
  • A dragon gift for every child

The practical part

  • Up to 30 guests, children and adults together
  • Portable restroom
  • Setup before, cleanup after
See the full program and add-ons

Real photos

This is what the quest looks like.

No stock pictures — every photo is from our own Dragon Quest.

  • Children and parents cheer with their arms up in front of the bounce house and the giant inflatable dragon
    Every hero, one very large dragon.
  • Children chase giant soap bubbles across the lawn while a parent watches
    Giant bubbles, and everyone after them.
  • The wizard in a silver hood kneels to talk with a mother and her son by an inflatable arch
    The wizard stops to talk with a mother and her son.
  • Close-up of a smiling girl with an orange butterfly painted across her face
    A butterfly, painted wing to wing.
  • Children caught in mid-jump on the inflatable trampoline
    Mid-jump.

The cast

Two actors. A whole kingdom of characters.

Every king, gnome, witch and wizard in the story is played by the same two people: Anton and Katya.

Anton blowing giant bubbles with a girl in a tiara

Player one

Anton

Merlin, the gnome, the sorcerer — and the voices of the King and the dragon. Anton also runs the sound and the effects.

Katya working the royal puppets behind the puppet stage

Player two

Katya

Witch Kislyaya and Princess Daniella — and both royal puppets in the opening theatre.

Meet Anton and Katya

Make it bigger

Add the extras your family loves.

Pony rides, a magician-clown, a 360° photo booth, food and drinks organized for you — whatever you choose goes into one quote.

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All 14 add-ons

Questions parents ask

The rule book, in short.

  1. Rule 1

    What ages is Dragon Quest for?

    Dragon Quest is written for children aged 4 to 12.

  2. Rule 2

    How many guests can we invite?

    Up to 30 guests in total, children and adults together — so count the grown-ups too.

  3. Rule 3

    What language is the show in?

    English or Russian — you choose. Tell us which one when you request your quote.

  4. Rule 4

    How much does it cost?

    Every party is quoted individually, around your date, where you host, how many guests are coming and the add-ons you choose. Tell us your plans and Anton will prepare your personal quote.

All questions and answers

Finish

Kiddo Bash Miami

Let’s find your date.

Tell us when, where you’d like to host and how many heroes are coming. Anton will put together your personal quote.

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