Birthday giveaway - Laser Trek at Putters

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lasertrekHave you seen the Feb/Mar birthday party issue of MOM Magazine? Check it out here.

Laser Trek at Putters is giving away 10 free passes - share with us in the comments section below details about the best birthday party you've either thrown or attended. We'll randomly pick a commenter to win.

6 comments for “Birthday giveaway - Laser Trek at Putters”

  1. Gravatar of brandybrandy
    Posted Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 1:35:23 PM

    Please my daughter really wants to go for her 10 bday

  2. Gravatar of TracieTracie
    Posted Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 1:39:17 PM

    My son loves laser tag there:-)

  3. Gravatar of JenJen
    Posted Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 2:28:41 PM

    We are celebrating our daughters birthday there this weekend! Would live to get this!! We are frequent fliers of lazer tag! So fun!!

  4. Gravatar of ShannonShannon
    Posted Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 3:19:44 PM

    I've had my sons past two bday parties at Putters, and I think it's the best place in town for kids to run around and celebrate :)

  5. Gravatar of Tanya YoungTanya Young
    Posted Friday, February 24, 2012 at 11:12:31 PM

    The best party I've thrown was for my daughter on her 9th birthday and we had a "Desney" 365 theme party with a limosine and a red carpet. The girls all dressed up like Disney stars and had a blast. They all received a High School Musical frame with a picture of themselves on the red carpet as a party favor.

  6. Gravatar of Valerie WillmanValerie Willman
    Posted Saturday, March 03, 2012 at 9:37:17 AM

    My favorite birthday party that my family and I attended was my niece's 5th. Her mom planned a treasure hunt. The invitations were treasure maps (made on the computer), and the house was full of different clues in different places -- leading to more clues, and the X-marks-the-spot treasure were individual little wooden boxes. They were all lovingly painted and adhered with "jewels" and inside were gold coin candies.

    The kids all LOVED it.

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