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Play Buses
SherbetMan
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A friend is thinking of setting up a play bus business, the kind that do childrens parties etc. She has looked into purchasing buses, getting the right licence to drive a bus, but not much else.
Anyone have any experience of play/party buses?
Thanks any way Sherbet
Anyone have any experience of play/party buses?
Thanks any way Sherbet
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Oh i can remember these, great idea, but i would think you would have to pay for police checks ect before you can work with kids, i maybe wrong but worth looking into.
Great idea though havent seen these around for ages.!Proud to be DEBT FREE AT LAST0 -
I am having one of these on the 26th for my daughters 5th birthday. I know that they are charging £200 for a party lasting 1.5hrs but they provide everything toys as prizes, invitations, food etc Plus you have the conversion etc. There is a play bus association so it might be worth her googling it and contacting them.Make £5 per day in August= £100/£155
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