Make your child’s birthday party an adventure in science at Arizona Science Center. Experiment, discover and explore with your party host as your group is guided through hands-on science fun. Parties are for children ages 5-10 and are hosted on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m.– noon or 1:30 p.m.– 3:30 p.m. (Maximum - 15 children.) Basic Party Package $150 Members / $170 Non-members $10 for each additional child / $5 for each additional adult Full payment due at time of booking Ultimate Party Package $320 Members / $370 Non-members $10 for each additional child / $5 for each additional adult Full payment due at time of booking Click here to download a free birthday invitation.

BASIC PARTY PACKAGE

• Decorated private room (1 hour)
• Party hostess
• Themed activities with exciting hands-on exploration (30 minutes) for up to 8 children
• Complimentary admission for you and your guests for a no-host tour of the Science Center after your party (includes 8 children, 10 adults)
• Discounted parking
• Dorrance Planetarium, IMAX® Theater and special ticketed exhibits availablefor booking at discounted rate 

ULTIMATE PARTY PACKAGE

• Birthday cake & paper goods
• Full payment due at time of booking

1. Count Down to Launch - Rockets!: Make this birthday party a blast! Design and build an original rocket to launch outside. 
2. Mad Mixtures: Hands-on "Mixture Stations" allow kids to explore sensational chemical reactions. Try out several experiments and get ready to be fascinated with the results!
3. Dinosaur Adventures: Kids will become paleontologists for a day and dig through the layers of time. Find out some astonishing facts about your favorite dinos - and some you never knew about.  
4. Egyptology: Egyptology is an amazing way to celebrate a birthday by delving underneath the sand and back through time to discover the wonders and science of the anicent Egyptians!
5. Robots Revealed: What is a robot? Can you make one? Encounter the science behind the wires and computer chips! Learn the different roles they can play in our everyday lives - and what's in store for the future of robotics. (Available Sept. 27, 2009-Feb. 14, 2010.)