2 vetted balloon artists serve Los Angeles parties, from $220/hr — every guest leaves holding their own creation. Compare real rates and availability below, then book and pay online.
Balloon artists in Los Angeles turn a wiggle of latex into swords, puppies, crowns and whatever the birthday kid dreams up — with every child walking away clutching their own creation. Sessions start at 60 minutes, long enough for a full room of guests, and the twisting doubles as a show: kids crowd in, gasp at the reveal, and stay glued the whole time.
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“We had Natalie join our party to make balloon animals for the kids and she was AMAZING. All the kids were mesmerised.”
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“Our daughter had a memorable 5th birthday and the entertainment made the party! I was impressed by the attention to detail.”
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On Yombu, Los Angeles balloon artists list rates from $220/hr up to $245/hr. Those are the prices the pros themselves publish — you see the exact total before you pay, with no booking fee bolted on afterwards.
2 vetted balloon artists currently cover Los Angeles, and they're all listed above with their real rates and profiles. Each one is background-checked and insured before they can accept a booking, so anyone you see is someone you can book.
Yes — Beverly Hills, Hollywood and Long Beach are all inside the Los Angeles area our balloon artists cover, and each pro sets their own travel radius on their profile. Enter your address when you book and we'll only match you with someone who genuinely covers it, so travel never turns into a surprise line on the bill.
Two to four weeks is comfortable. Los Angeles has 2 vetted balloon artists on Yombu today, so weekend afternoons book out first — if your date is a Saturday, sooner is genuinely better.
2 vetted balloon artists currently cover Los Angeles on Yombu. Between them they travel to Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Long Beach and 5 more neighborhoods. Listed rates run $220/hr to $245/hr — real prices from real profiles, not estimates. Every one is background-checked and insured, and your payment is held safely until after the party. A balloon artist works the room like a mini-show: kids crowd in to watch a few quick twists become a sword, a puppy, a crown — or whatever they shout out — and everyone walks away holding their own creation. Most Los Angeles bookings run 60–90 minutes, long enough for a full guest list, with the artist moving fast so nobody waits. Every Los Angeles balloon artist on Yombu is background-checked and insured, with transparent hourly pricing and your payment held safely until after the party — so you can book the fun and skip the worry.
In Los Angeles, balloon art starts from about $220 an hour, with a per-booking minimum set by each entertainer. What you pay depends on who you book, how long you need them and your guest count — you will always see the exact total before paying, and your money is held until after the party.
Most balloon art bookings run 60 to 120 minutes. An hour is plenty for a smaller gathering; for bigger guest lists or to fold in extra activities, 90 minutes to two hours keeps every child involved without anyone waiting around.
Almost none — a balloon artist works from a small standing spot with their supplies, indoors or out. A bit of shade on a hot day keeps the balloons (and the artist) happy.
Balloon art lands with just about everyone from toddlers to tweens — simple shapes for the youngest hands and ambitious builds for older kids who want to see something spectacular.