Hot Spots for Teen Summer Birthday Parties in North Central Ohio
July 31, 2017
Do you or your kid have a summer birthday? You don’t have to feel left out when school’s out. Make the most of your sunny day, and stay connected with friends, by booking a party at one of these sizzling spots!
Have the ultimate birthday battle at this state-of-the-art Mansfield facility featuring six battlefields, including a 2-Story Wood Fort Course, Speedball Field, Village Urban-Assault Course, Castle, Full Military Field with Airplane, Jeep, and More, and a New Mine Field! Enjoy some refreshments, fun, and colorful competition with this exhilarating party spot.
For a truly unique, creative birthday celebration, reserve a weekend “open wheel” for you and your closest friends at ClaySpace/Gallery 831 in Columbus. After you throw your pottery and decorate it with colored slips, onsite artists will fire and glaze your piece. No experience necessary!
Located at the heart of the SportsOhio campus in Dublin, Power Play offers go-karts, miniature golf, and batting cages. Enjoy a birthday picnic at the pavilion, then continue the fun with basketball, volleyball, and horseshoes. A great way to bond and energize on a lazy summer day!
Celebrate a sweet summer birthday at Anthony-Thomas Chocolates Factory Store in Columbus! Groups of 10 or more can schedule a tour on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, 9am to 3pm. Walk along a glass-enclosed suspended "Cat-Walk" and observe nine lines producing 30,000 pounds of chocolates per shift. Experienced tour guides explain each process step-by-step from their kitchens to the final packaging. The tour finishes in their beautiful 2,500 square-foot retail shoppe where you and your friends are sure to find some treats to celebrate the big day!
For an unforgettably thrilling birthday experience, fly through the Mohican Valley trees with your friends. Treefrog Canopy Tours in Glenmont offers the perfect opportunity to conquer fears and create memories as you zip along 4,000 feet of adrenalin-pumping cable. A party at 120 feet in the air? “Happy Birthday” never sounded so good!
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