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Pricing is package-based and varies by entertainment format, duration, and headcount. As a general Singapore market reference, kids' birthday party entertainment and activity packages typically run S$500–2,500, while baby full-month or 100-day celebration add-ons sit in the S$300–2,000 range. Roving or hosted entertainment for corporate and private events can run higher depending on the number of performers and hours covered. When comparing quotes, confirm what is itemised: the number of performers or facilitators, hours of coverage, setup and teardown time, travel charge for non-central or multi-storey venues, any consumables or props included, and GST. A deposit of 30–50% on signing is standard in the Singapore events industry, with the balance typically due one to two weeks before the event. Request a written breakdown before paying. See the full Entertainment cost guide for Singapore →

For birthday parties and baby celebrations, six to twelve weeks is a safe lead time for in-demand entertainers, particularly for Saturday afternoon slots during school holidays in June and December. Popular dates — weekends in the months immediately before major festive periods — can close faster than that. For weddings and larger private events, planning four to six months ahead gives you more choice and protects against the entertainment slot being taken. Confirm whether your preferred date is firm once the deposit is paid, and ask about Pixel Party Carnival's rescheduling policy in case a force-majeure situation — venue cancellation, illness, or a public-health restriction — requires a date change. Having this in writing before signing protects both parties.

The Singapore industry standard is a non-refundable deposit of 30–50% on signing to secure the date, covering the planning hours and opportunity cost of declining other bookings for that slot. The balance is typically collected one to two weeks before the event. Before paying, confirm in writing what the deposit covers, what happens if you need to postpone (most reputable providers allow a one-time rescheduling within six to twelve months without forfeiting the deposit), and whether the deposit is transferable to a different date if your venue cancels. Also ask about public liability insurance, particularly if the entertainment setup involves props, structures, or electrical equipment at an HDB void deck or condo function room, where the venue manager may request a copy of the certificate.