corporate holiday parties in Bostonia.
A corporate holiday party with carnival entertainment is a year-end event built from booths, games, snacks, music and a Santa station, run for a company's own staff and, if the company wants, their children. Corporate holiday parties in Bostonia can sit in a public park, in an office lot or in a warehouse yard, and the format can be a daytime family afternoon or an after-work evening. My Little Carnival handles the entertainment side; the company handles the guests, the meal and the venue.
A company with staff in Bostonia has three named parks within reach: Bostonia Park, Wells Park and Renette Park. A company can also hold the party on its own lot if the pavement is large enough. Parents on staff may have children in the Cajon Valley Union School District or the Grossmont Union High School District, and those calendars are worth checking before a date is announced.
My Little Carnival produces carnival-style year-end parties for East County companies, scaled from a single team to a full workforce.
A year-end party for Bostonia staff.
The daytime version spreads booths around a lawn or lot with games for children, a Santa and Mrs. Claus station near the entrance, and snacks in easy reach. The evening version cuts the game count, keeps the string lights and the sound system, and brings in entertainers: face painters, balloon artists, caricature artists, jugglers, stilt walkers or walk-around magicians. A DJ can run music and announcements for either format.
A company can choose two or three entertainers rather than every one on the list. Inflatables make sense when families are coming. The food that My Little Carnival brings is the seven concessions: churros, pretzels, popcorn, cotton candy, nachos, snow cones and caramel apples. The company arranges the meal, drinks of any kind, tables and chairs, tents beyond our booths, heating, permits and any other vendors.
What's typically included.
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Booths and games.
Striped 10x10 booths with carnival games, prizes and crew members, in holiday colors on request.
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Concession booths.
The seven concessions from My Little Carnival, in booths with one, two or three machines.
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DJ or sound system.
Music for the party, and a DJ for the company that wants one.
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Entertainers.
A pick of face painters, balloon artists, caricature artists, jugglers, stilt walkers and walk-around magicians.
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Santa station.
Santa and Mrs. Claus for staff with children, with phones or the photographer My Little Carnival offers.
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Insurance and power.
My Little Carnival provides the certificate of insurance or the paperwork a venue asks for, and runs a generator for our own equipment when venue power falls short.
Typical timeline for corporate holiday parties in Bostonia.
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Name the site
Pick Bostonia Park, Wells Park, Renette Park or the company's own lot, and ask the owner what a vendor needs.
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Choose the format
Decide on a daytime family event or an after-work party, then send My Little Carnival a headcount. A 50% deposit holds the date.
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Close the paperwork
The venue receives the insurance certificate, power is confirmed, and the company books its caterer.
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Party day
The crew sets up in advance, runs every booth and the Santa station, and clears the site after the last guest leaves.
Specifics for Bostonia.
- Price by headcount: About 100 to 150 people cost $4,000 to $10,000, 200 to 400 people cost $10,000 to $25,000, and bigger companies pay $25,000 to $40,000 or more.
- Park or lot: The three parks each have a managing office, and an office lot or warehouse yard needs only flat pavement and permission from its owner.
- Adults or families: A staff-only party skips the inflatables. A family party adds them, plus the Santa line.
- RSVP count: Booth count and concession counts follow the confirmed headcount, so send the RSVP total to My Little Carnival when it settles.
- School calendar: Cajon Valley Union School District and Grossmont Union High School District breaks affect staff with children, so check them before picking a date.
- The company's side: Catering, drinks, tables and chairs, extra tents, heating, permits and other vendors are the company's or the venue's job.
Common questions.
What does a party for 300 employees and families cost?
A party of 200 to 400 people is $10,000 to $25,000. Smaller parties of about 100 to 150 people are $4,000 to $10,000.
Can we use our own parking lot?
Yes, if the pavement is flat and the owner agrees. My Little Carnival walks it and arranges the booths to match.
Do you provide dinner?
No. The company arranges the meal and drinks. My Little Carnival serves churros, pretzels, popcorn, cotton candy, nachos, snow cones and caramel apples.
Which parks can we look at?
Bostonia Park, Wells Park and Renette Park. Ask each managing office what a group event requires.
Can children come?
Yes. Add the Santa station and inflatables for a family party, or leave them out for an adults-only evening.
How do we hold the date?
A 50% deposit holds it. My Little Carnival provides the insurance certificate a venue asks for.
About this guide.
This local guide to corporate holiday parties in Bostonia was compiled by My Little Carnival, a division of My Little Carnival. My Little Carnival produces winter carnivals, tree-lighting events, and community holiday parties across East County and the wider San Diego area.
Helpful local references: County of San Diego Department of Parks and Recreation
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