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🎂 Kids' birthday parties in Oslo

Places that host birthday parties, and rooms you can rent yourself – for all ages, from the very first birthday to the big kids.

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Parties with an activity

Places with their own birthday packages – they take care of the activity, often food too.

Leo's Lekeland Oslo

📍 Ulsrud

🎂 Ages 1–12

A large indoor play centre with its own birthday packages. Has a separate area for the very youngest (Mini World), so it also works for little siblings and the youngest guests.

Funplays Oslo

📍 Sandaker

🎂 Ages 2–12

An indoor play centre in Sandakerveien with its own birthday packages. Climbing and slides that keep both younger and older children busy.

Rush Trampolinepark Oslo

📍 Rosenholm

🎂 Ages 3–14

A trampoline park that hosts birthday parties for groups, with activities like dodgeball and competitions. Popular – book well ahead.

Oslo Klatresenter

📍 Skullerud

🎂 All ages (best from about 4)

One of the country's largest climbing centres hosts birthday parties for all ages. Auto-belays mean children need no experience, and there is a separate activity room for kids.

Klatreverket Torshov

📍 Torshov

🎂 School-age children

A climbing centre in Torshov offering birthday parties with climbing, bouldering and abseiling, adapted to the group.

Oslo Bar & Bowling

📍 Torggata

🎂 Up to age 14

Birthday packages with two hours of bowling, pizza and soft drinks. Bumpers on the lanes mean even the youngest can hit the pins.

Stovner ridesenter – Øvre Fossum gård

📍 Stovner

🎂 From about age 4

A birthday with horses and ponies: riding instructors spend an hour and a half with the birthday child and guests. A different option for horse-mad children.

Harald Huysman Karting

📍 Alnabru

🎂 Ages 5–11 (kid karts)

A go-kart track where weekdays are set aside for events and birthday parties. Electric kid karts with height requirements for the youngest.

Rent a room

Host the party yourself in a rented room – more affordable, and good for the youngest.

Damhuset på Årvoll gård

📍 Årvoll

🎂 All ages

A small party room at the municipal open farm at Årvoll. Popular for children’s birthdays – with horses and hens right outside.

Slurpen (Bydel Grünerløkka)

📍 Grünerløkka

🎂 All ages

The district’s meeting place lends and rents out rooms to residents – including for children’s birthdays. An affordable option for a simple 1st or 2nd birthday.

Oslo kommunes utleielokaler

📍 Hele Oslo

🎂 All ages

Schools, community centres and other municipal premises can be booked through the city’s booking system. Private parties usually pay the normal rental price – ask your district.

Just outside Oslo

Worth the trip for an extra special party.

SNØ

📍 Lørenskog

🎂 From about age 4

An indoor snow centre just outside Oslo with birthday packages in the snow zone, including food and drinks. Max 15 children, and you can bring your own cake for a small fee.

🎉 Party checklist

A successful kids' party is mostly about planning, not buying lots of things. Here is what we usually think about.

  • Invitations 2–3 weeks ahead

    Include time, place, pick-up time, and ask about allergies. Mention it if there is a dress-up theme.

  • Balloons on the door

    A few balloons outside show guests the way, and a number balloon with the age is always popular.

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  • Cake and candles

    A number candle makes a simple cake festive. Remember matches!

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  • 2–3 games ready

    Fishing game, freeze dance and musical chairs work from age 3–4, and a prize wheel makes handing out prizes exciting. For 1 and 2-year-olds, free play and a few toys on the floor are enough.

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  • A piñata for slightly older kids

    From around age 4–5 a piñata is often the highlight. Fill it with small things, not just sweets.

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  • Dress-up or a theme

    Dinosaurs, superheroes or princesses – a theme makes it easy to choose decorations and games. Let guests come dressed up if they like.

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  • A set pick-up time

    Two hours is plenty for most. A calm ending with a story or a cartoon makes pick-up easier.

Tips for planning the party

  • Book early – popular places are fully booked at weekends, especially in autumn and winter.
  • Ask what is included: food, drinks, cake, invitations and how long you have the room.
  • Check age and height requirements before inviting – especially for trampolines, climbing and go-karts.
  • For a 1st or 2nd birthday, a small room or your home is often enough – a couple of hours in the morning around nap times.

Prices and package contents change – always check with the venue before booking.

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