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Science Party Entertainers in Dallas
Their next big day starts with you.
We don’t have science parties listed in Dallas yet. Share your date and party details, and we’ll check what’s possible.
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- Vetted & insured
- Money held until after the party
- Free cancellation to 7 days
About Science Parties in Dallas
Vetted Dallas entertainers bring the energy, the props and the experience to make your party effortless — booked in hours, paid online, and confirmed before they arrive.
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- Book ahead
- 3–4 weeks
- Show length
- 45–60 minutes
- Best for ages
- 6–11
- Space needed
- A table & a bit of floor, indoors or out
- Included
- Show, experiments & materials
Confirm the setup and timings with your entertainer before booking.
Science Parties prices in Dallas
Typically $215–$375 per event
Published US rates for a science party (Mad Science of Colorado, Mad Science of the Triangle and Mad Science Bay Area, 2026), not a Yombu listing. Your entertainer confirms the exact total before you pay.
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What parents say
Sabre and Skip entertained families at our employee event recently - they are fantastic! Super friendly and super creative! We had about 250 attendees and Sabre and Skip twisted balloons nonstop for about 4 hours straight - thank you!!!
We've been using Yombu to book balloon twisters for a year now for larger neighborhood events and every artist we've booked has been amazing!
Oli the magician was amazing! So great with the kids, so funny, and he had all the adults scratching their heads in confusion trying to figure it out.
How much does a science party host cost per party in Dallas?
Typically $215–$375 per event to start, for a one-hour home show (Mad Science of Colorado, Mad Science of the Triangle and Mad Science Bay Area, 2026). Those are other companies' published rates: no Dallas science party host has listed a Yombu rate yet, and you always see the exact total before you pay.
How many science party hosts are available in Dallas?
Yombu is onboarding science party hosts in Dallas now. Tell us your date and we'll match you with the right vetted local pro — within 24 hours.
Do science party hosts near me travel to Allen, Arlington and Fort Worth?
Yes — Allen, Arlington and Fort Worth are inside the Dallas area Yombu covers. We're onboarding Dallas science party hosts now, and we match you with one whose travel radius reaches your address.
How far in advance should I book a science party host in Dallas?
Three to four weeks ahead. Mad Science franchises in Colorado, the Triangle and the Bay Area all ask for at least that much notice, because hosts restock a kit of materials between shows. Yombu is still onboarding Dallas science party hosts, so we match these parties by hand and more notice means more choice; last-minute is still worth asking.
What should I expect from science parties in Dallas?
In Dallas, a science party is typically a 45–60 minute booking: hands-on experiments built for a birthday crowd. A science party host runs a hands-on show built entirely around moments a birthday crowd can touch and try themselves — bubbling reactions, dry-ice fog, slime everyone takes home. Sessions typically run 45–60 minutes and play more like a performance than a classroom lesson, with the host handling setup and cleanup of the experiment stations.
Are science party experiments safe for kids?
Yes, when the host handles anything hot, cold or chemical. Dry ice in particular should only ever be handled by the host, with gloves, never by the kids. Ask what the take-home slime or polymer creations are made of, so you can check them against any allergies on your guest list.
What age range gets the most out of a science party?
Kids roughly 6 to 11 get the most out of it. They're old enough to follow simple instructions and curious how things work, but young enough that a foaming reaction still gets a real gasp; hosts simplify or add showmanship for the age mix in the room.
Their best birthday starts here.
Planning a celebration in Dallas? Share your date and what you have in mind. We’ll help you find the right entertainer.
- Free to inquire. No payment until you book.
