Birthday Fantasy Friends

What to expect: A great quality mascot character that matches the picture(s) we have shared. We believe in bringing a great looking character to your event. However, if you don't have a great cast member, it's just a person in a costume. Our team is made up of talented costumers that bring our characters to life. From the entrance to the party to the final goodbye. We dance, pose for photos, pretend to sing, hug, play, and whatever the children are doing. Our characters love to interact with everybody. So they do their best to be as much fun as they can be. That may include the adults attending the visit. Besides, adults were kids once. Why not give them a chance to play as well. We live in a world where almost everybody loves taking selfies. So lets take one or two or a few dozen. Our team doesn't mind. In fact our handler (support staff) doesn't mind helping you get that magic moment. Along with taking picture for you. Our handler will be taking pictures of you and your guests. Who doesn't like to have extra photos of the day? Our team's handler is an important member of the group. They help guide the dances, helps with photos, operates the music, and serves as an on location contact person to help with any of your needs. So feel free to ask questions. Sometimes our handlers want to talk to somebody without colored fur. (Side Note) Any photos taken by the handler will be sent to you following the event.

The first character I ever wore. Was the mascot from a skating rink I once worked at. Each time I suited up it was for birthday parties and school skating parties. It didn't seem like such a big deal back then but, the kids loved it. This oversized Kangaroo "named Roller Roo" brought so much joy. Dancing, posing for photos, goofing around and making the kids laugh. I had no idea then, that I'd be doing it again later on in life. About 10 years ago, I found myself thinking about characters after DJing a medical charity event for SMA. Attending the event that day was a group of costumers dressed as super heroes and princesses. Although the kids enjoyed them being there. Many of the youngest visitors were fearful or just didn't seemed to be interested. At first, I couldn't figure out why until I remembered my days back at that skating rink. The youngest kids didn't connect to the heroes and princesses because, they weren't cute animals or characters that they knew. So, I decided I would find something that kids would relate to. Sure enough, that character opened up the doorway. Now kids of all ages were enjoying the group and even opening up to the others as well. Like anything that becomes a love in your life, you keep expanding on it. Now with over 70 cartoon friends and ownership of the original skating rink mascot from way back then. I'm here, bring joy to littles ones and their families.

Honestly, we don't need much. Mostly information. The biggest thing we need to know is what type of environment will we be in. Indoors, Outdoors, or a combination of both. With every event, regardless the size or amount of time we are attending. We need to plan ahead. So knowing where our team will be spending their time helps. With longer events, where our characters will be making multiple visits or having multiple characters attending throughout the event. We may need access to power and an area for our team to change and take breaks. What most people don't know is how hot these costumes can be. Many of them have 2 to 3 inches thick foam inside to create the desired shape of the character. So with longer visits we may need to take breaks for the safety of our team.