Just curious. This is the first time I'm doing a birthday party not at my house. We're going to a bouncy place for her 4th birthday. Am I supposed to tip the workers at the party? Or no because it's part of their job? I'm always confused with this stuff. Just curious and want to make sure that I tip if it's appropriate. TIA!
Personally I probably would not if it was part of the deal/package that a worker would be assisting with things at the party. If someone goes above/beyond I might give a little something.
We haven't had either of the girls' birthday parties anywhere but in our home yet so I don't have any first hand experience with this yet. If you are paying for a birthday "package" somewhere though, no, I would not tip.
Guess it depends on where the party was held. DD's party at the Children's museum- no. Her birthday tea party where we were served food and I had a personal attendant to make sure the party went smoothly- yes. I tipped on the total of the food/drink.
we always tip--between the kids we've had parties at bouncy places, dance places, gymnastic places and a swim place. We also give the party coordinator something.
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