Ice skating is always a really good idea but in case some of your friends don't like it you should go roller skating! I went recently for one of my friends birthdays and it was so much fun. You could rent our booths and they had a little tuck shop that you could buy sweets and drinks from. There are two main rooms, one (where the booths are located) was mainly for begginers it had loads of bars around the edge to hold onto and lots of members of staff to help you learn to skate. The second room was larger and the music was louder, you could go around on your own in a circle.



http://www.rollerdisco.com/ --there is the link, when i went i could skate at all but afterwards I could crouch while skating and stuff. Even better is that its only ￡8 per person including skates and elbow/knee pads.





For my last birthday (which is in december) i took all my friends to the winter wonderland fair in hyde park, so maybe you could either wait for that or try and find some other fair in your local area.



Hope this helps! x

If you're in central london try queens way ice skating.



They have ice skating, karaoke, bowling, arcade and they allow parties which they have private rooms for with food deals for birthdays. It's also very reasonably priced.

hi



i'm turning 15 in OCTOBER and was wondering if you had any ideas as too what i should do for my birthday party. i want to invite 6 or 7 friends so it would be either 7 or 8 of us all together. i can't spend that much money and am on quite a tight budget... ￡100- ￡130?!?! just wanted to see if you had any ideas. we are all girls and i would rather go out than stay in



thank you