Sprout
The Cozy Crew
Best for under-6s and small family pods.
- Up to 10 tiny guests
- 90 minutes in a reserved party nook
- One Mayor host for the whole group
- Cake, presents & sing-along ceremony
- All-access wristband for every child
Birthday Parties at Dinkyland
The day your kid runs the whole town.
For a few hours, every doorway opens to your child. A personal Mayor shows them the keys to the village — the bakery, the fire station, the tiny train — and 380 birthday crews a year have made us very, very good at it.
- ★ 4.97 post-party rating
- All-access wristband — no upsells
- ADA-friendly tiny vehicles
4.97★
post-party score
380+ parties / yr
380+ parties / yr
Three Packages
Three ways to throw a Dinkyland birthday — pick the size of the adventure.
Every package includes the all-access wristband, a private Mayor, a reserved party nook, and a hand-decorated cake table. The only thing that changes is how much village you want to claim for the day.
Village
The Kid-Runs-The-Town
Our most-booked package. The one parents rebook.
- Up to 18 tiny guests
- 2 reserved zones + your own parade route
- Two Mayor hosts + a story-side activity
- Cake table, favors, and a group portrait
- Sirens & Ladders fire-truck demo included
Town Hall
The Whole Village
For the kid with the big friend group (or the big imagination).
- Up to 28 tiny guests
- Private use of one full themed zone
- Three Mayor hosts + a craft station
- Custom banner with the birthday kid's name
- Extended hours & sensory-quiet add-on available
Pricing changes seasonally — we'll quote you fairly when you inquire. Every package includes the all-access wristband. Nothing is upsold at the gate.
★ 1:6 staff-to-guest ratio
The Mayor Promise
Every party gets a Mayor — a personal guide who turns the whole village over to your kid for the day.
A Mayor isn't a coordinator with a clipboard. They're a character your child instantly trusts — the one who hands them the keys, knows which baker makes the best tiny croissants, and can pull off a perfect "Deputy for a Day" oath in under a minute.
7min
Capped wait time
The longest a child in your group waits for a Mayor's attention, averaged across 2024 guest surveys.
1:6
Staff-to-guest ratio
Among the highest in the U.S. family-attraction sector — verified during peak hours by our ops team.
62
Full-time Cast Members
Including 9 master model builders who keep the village growing, repainting, and surprising.
By the Numbers
What 380 parties a year of practice looks like.
We don't get to practice on someone else's kid. So we keep notes — and we share them honestly.
Birthday parties hosted per year
At our Portland village, by families who mostly heard about us from a friend.
Post-party satisfaction score
Filled out by the host parent the Monday after, every party, no incentive.
First-visit → party conversion
The highest in the Pacific Northwest family-venue category, per 2024 internal benchmarking.
Average guest dwell time
38% longer than the regional family-venue median — the wristband keeps them busy.
Last Weekend
A peek inside last weekend's parties.
Real setups, real kids, real crumbs on the cake table. (We cleaned up after.)
The Monday After
What parents say the Monday after.
"I was nervous about the price for twelve 7-year-olds. By the end of the night, three other parents had already texted me to ask for Dinkyland's number. Worth every penny and then some."
"My daughter just turned 4, and I was terrified the older cousins would get bored. The Mayor kept them ALL moving — tiny bakery, tiny train, a 'job' for every kid. No one asked for a screen once."
"I'm the parent who usually leaves a venue thinking 'I should have just done this at home.' Not this time. I brought the cake, they did literally everything else. I actually got to enjoy it."
Plan a Party
Tell us about the birthday kid.
A real Dinkyland planner (not a chatbot) reads every inquiry and replies within one business day with package availability, a quote, and three or four suggested Saturdays.
- ★ 4.9 across 11,400+ reviews
- Tuesdays at 9 a.m. = sensory-quiet hour
- 142 regional schools already trust us