Do's and Don'ts for Having the Time of Your Life at Kidabaloo

Wondering how to make the most of your experience at Kidabaloo 2018? Have no fear! Check out this list of do's and don'ts for you (and your kids) to have a memorable afternoon filled with family fun!

From superheroes and princesses, to moon bounces from Petrosh's Big Top - you're definitely going to want to get the kids out of the house and in to Kidabaloo!

1
DON'T Be Afraid to Get a Little Messy
Getting dirty is fun when you don't have to worry about cleaning up! With tons of crafts and activities, your kids can have the time of their lives getting messy - no clean up required.
2
DO Come Dressed as Your Favorite Character
Does your little one have a favorite princess costume or superhero cape? Time to pull it out of the closet! Kids can let their imagination run wild and come dressed as their favorite characters!
3
DON'T Forget to Try New Things
Whether it's trying a new snack or stepping out of your comfort zone at the petting zoo, remind your kids it's okay to try new things and be open to new experiences! (Sometimes those are the best ones!)
4
DO Get Ready to Break a Sweat
Thanks to Petrosh's Big-Top, your kids can jump to their heart's content in gigantic moon bounces! They'll be worn out before bed time!
5
DON'T Miss Out on All the Fun
With tons of games, activities, and live entertainment - make sure to do everything Kidabaloo 2018 has to offer! Get here early to experience all the fun and festivities!

Be sure to visit the Inclusive Activity Area for children with special needs, presented by Interactive Kids of Cherry Hill and Northfield. Activities will include, dance party, yoga, crafts, games, spin art and a quiet tent.

When: Saturday, March 10th from 12 Noon - 4 PM (VIP Ticket holders will receive exclusive access to the fun an hour before everyone else!)

Where: Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City

*$5 parking*

GET YOUR KIDABALOO 2018 TICKETS HERE!

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This blog was written by Hannah Kurharik, a Freelancer for Townsquare Media South Jersey.