Build-A-Party with Build-A-Bear Workshop for Eight People - $78 ($9.75pp) - OurDeal

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Store RepgavinOurDeal on 06/02/2015 - 11:14 ourdeal.com.au (324 clicks)
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Just $78 for 8 people!

Make your own furry friend at a Build-A-Party with Build-A-Bear Workshop for EIGHT people, at less than $10pp! Choose from teddy bears, dogs, cats and more. 18 locations nationally!

Host your very own Build-A-Party with Build-A-Bear Workshop for eight people!
Every guest gets to make their own furry friend!
There's a party leader to help guide your party guests through the bear making process and make it a memorable experience.
All furry friends are made with love and are hand stitched!
Give your new furry friend a name on its birth certificate and take it home in its very own cub condo!
Play pawsome games!
PLUS there's a special gift for the Guest of Honour!
Available at 18 locations across NSW, QLD, SA, WA, ACT and VIC.
Suitable for all ages from 1 to 101!
Choose a Build-A-Party with Build-A-Bear Workshop for your next party for a truly unfurgettable experience!

Click BUY now to host your own Build-A-Bear Workshop party for EIGHT people, for just $78 (normally $128).

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  highon2str on 06/02/2015 - 11:25

  +6

  more like build-a-skeleton. A proper bear ends up $50-$100 after all the accessories and knick knacks…

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    mskeggs on 06/02/2015 - 11:51

    +1

    Agreed. On a previous deal we got some $50 vouchers for $20ea. Gave each kid 2 vouchers (which might have been in violation of the fine print, but the store allowed it) and they were able to get the bear, an outfit and one accessory (e.g. an astronaut helmet, a skateboard, a bag etc.) for $100 face value. You could have easily spent another $40 per kid on extras.

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      mskeggs on 06/02/2015 - 12:56

      Thinking about it, I'm too much of a tight arse to have given the kids $40 worth of vouchers each. I looked it up and it was $15 gets a $30 vouvcher. So read my comment above that $60 gets you the bear, outfit and 1 accessory.
      Still, that means I gave them $30 in vouchers each - I must be getting soft.

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  damnable on 06/02/2015 - 11:47

  How much does the actual bear and equipment cost?

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    mskeggs on 06/02/2015 - 11:52

    From memory the bears are around $20 and each item in the $10-$$20 range.

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    Pobman on 06/02/2015 - 12:07

    Depends on the bear.. we did this last year and added $10 to each person .. they could upgrade their bear or buy something, it was their choice..

    That deal was Groupon and it was $60 for $120 value, so marginally better than this deal.

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      mskeggs on 06/02/2015 - 12:58

      The fine print says it gets you a $16 bear, which is the bottom tier. So the $78 voucher gets you $128 "worth" of bears. But no extras to do the "building" part.

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        Pobman on 06/02/2015 - 18:01

        Yes, as I said we added $10 each last year… I think the deal we had was for $15 bears and we added the $10 to make it $25 each.. so they each got either a $15 bear plus 2 bits or a $20 bear and 1 bit or just a $25 bear on its own…

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  rambokid on 06/02/2015 - 12:37

  Waste of time and money. the kids get no real experience..

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    Pobman on 06/02/2015 - 12:57

    Daughter loved it last year.. they made the bears and played games etc.. took an hour, which in itself was nice as it did not drag on and on.. plus everybody got a bear to take home which seemed great value compared to most parties.

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  mathew42 on 06/02/2015 - 12:55

  I suspect there is a business model in preparing similar kits for parents to host their own parties at home. The host could nominate the number of bears and accessories to enable each child to make a selection. After the party they could return the unused items for a refund.

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    Pobman on 06/02/2015 - 12:58

    There are numerous home hosted build a bear type offerings around.

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  Benoffie on 06/02/2015 - 15:10

  Thanks OP - my Son loves this place. It's good value when the kids get to invest in a toy they really want and can dictate how it comes about. As for the accessories, I just don't buy them. We wait until a later visit and I consider them a reward for good behaviour etc.