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No. 23 of the 200 largest U.S. cities · population 683,012 (2025 estimate)
The 35-acre El Paso Zoo is home to exotic animals from around the world, from Africa and Asia to the Chihuahuan Desert. The zoo books birthdays for party animals through its event team, with an on-staff executive chef and catering department serving indoor and outdoor venues like a pavilion overlooking the zebras. A natural fit for animal-loving kids.
Sky Zone El Paso East packs in Freestyle Jump, Ultimate Dodgeball, Air Court, a Ninja Warrior Course and a Toddler Zone. Every party is a two-hour experience with private party room time, jump time on all attractions, pizza and drinks, SkySocks, and a host who handles setup and cleanup. All ages are welcome, and nighttime GLOW parties are an option.
Urban Air in West El Paso is a trampoline and adventure park with the Sky Rider Indoor Zipline, Warrior Course and Ropes Course. Its Unlimited Play party includes two hours at a private table, a shared party host, all-attraction access, Urban Air socks, a birthday t-shirt, and setup and cleanup. Guests can keep playing afterward with All Day Play.
Dave & Buster's El Paso combines a restaurant, sports bar and arcade with racing games, air hockey, basketball and more. Dave & Buster's kids birthday packages include kid-friendly food, unlimited fountain drinks and a Power Card for every guest, plus unlimited video game play for the birthday child, and staff serve and clean up. Store-bought cakes are welcome.
Bob-O's Family Fun Center offers go-karts, bumper boats, golf, laser tag and an arcade. Parties reserve space for two hours with a party host, pizza and table setup, and each guest gets a bracelet with arcade credits and unlimited attractions. Little ones can ride the train and Flying Banana, while laser tag is for ages 6 and up.
Peter Piper Pizza Vista Hills serves handcrafted pizza alongside an arcade of more than 25 games, kid-friendly rides and a prize store. Peter Piper Pizza birthday packages include food, drinks with unlimited refills, gameplay for the birthday VIP and guests, table decorations, invitations and a reserved table for two hours. Made for little ones through tweens.
At Sky Zone El Paso West, jumpers can tackle SkyClimb, Drop Zone, a Ninja Warrior Course, SkySlam, Ultimate Dodgeball and a Toddler Zone. Parties last two hours, with jump time on every attraction, a private party space, pizza and drinks, SkySocks, and a host who sets up, serves and cleans up. Daytime and nighttime GLOW parties welcome all ages.
Kids laugh, leap and learn at The Little Gym of El Paso, home to parent-child classes and gymnastics programs. A typical 90-minute party spends an hour in the gym with instructor-led games, music and activities, then 30 minutes in the Multi-Purpose Room, with two instructors, paper goods, and setup and cleanup included. Built for birthday kids ages 1 to 12.
Bowl El Paso is an entertainment center with 40 USBC-sanctioned bowling lanes, billiards, an arcade room with air hockey and Dance Dance Revolution, and fresh-made pizza and burgers. Its rental hall hosts birthday parties, with packages that include food and drinks and bowling to mix in. The center aims to offer great times to people of all ages.
Western Playland is an amusement park with rides like the Fireball, which flips riders upside down seven stories up, the swinging Yo-Yo and Pharaoh's Fury, plus prize games. Its birthday package covers ride bracelets and admission for 10 guests, pepperoni pizzas, ice cream cups, soda pitchers and an all-day private reserved area. Made for thrill-seeking kids.