Lego Parties for Kids - Thirroul (2515)

the Wollongong Region, New South Wales (NSW)

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Kidz Party Space

Level 1/142 Maroubra Rd, Maroubra, NSW 2035
40-50 km from Thirroul

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We plan and host children’s parties at our Maroubra Junction venue in Sydney. Kids Party Space takes the hassle out of party planning, so you can focus on creating long lasting memories. At your last event, were you caught up in the catering, dreading the clean-up, unable to socialize and fully enjoy the moment? Let us do all the work for you and organise the small details that go into creating special events. When you hold your child’s birthday with Kids Party Space, we take care of everything!... More

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