We work with your entertainment team to fit the kids disco into the holiday programme. Share the ages, expected number of children and available space.
Also agree on an indoor location for rain and who decides whether to move the show inside. Keep the equipment area dry and discuss power and setup access in advance.
For an agreed 60-minute show, a possible plan is: 10 minutes of introductions and easy dances, 20 minutes of music and group games, a 5-minute drink break, 20 minutes of dancing and requests, and a 5-minute finale. Adapt this example to the ages and holiday programme; your proposal confirms the show length.
Alongside ages, tell us which languages your holiday guests speak. Dancing together and copying movements can help children join in, but do not assume the DJ speaks every language. Discuss what explanations are needed and whether your entertainment team can help.
Make the park invitation specific: who is the party for, where do children gather and when does the show finish? Agree whether parents stay to watch and who can help children visit the toilet or return to their parents.
For a recurring holiday activity, you can suggest several dates. Each date needs separate confirmation; do not expect the same DJ without an agreement. Read about the DiscoShow to see how the programme is adapted to the group.
On the square, near the playground or in the recreation hall: tell us which spot you have in mind. We discuss space, power and setup in advance.
Check the dance area at the time the show will take place. Is there passing traffic, a terrace full of diners or another activity? Keep access clear for guests and equipment and discuss sound arrangements. A spot that seems empty during the day can be used very differently in the evening.
Fit the DiscoShow around the other activities. Agree on a start time and a contact person so your team can invite the children in time.
The group at a campsite changes all the time. Familiar songs and dancing together help children join in. Let us know if the group speaks different languages.
Will it mainly be preschoolers, or older children too? Share the age range so the DJ can adapt the music and interaction to your group.
Checking the date, viewing the proposal, booking and payment all run through Kinderdisco.nl. If your date is free, you complete the booking directly through Mollie.
Reviews on Google (formerly Pretwin)
Kids discos with kids DJs, reviewed on Google. Pretwin is the predecessor of Kinderdisco.nl.
What a party. Our son turned 7 with a kids disco. From the first song the children were jumping. The DJ knew exactly what they liked. Everything ran smoothly and even the parents joined the dances. Highly recommended!
The kids disco at our school in Amsterdam-Noord was a success. Everything ran smoothly. The DJ had the group and made it a real show.
We wanted something special for the year 8 goodbye. The disco was energetic, well organised and made to fit. Even the coolest boys joined in.
Discuss the location, a suitable power supply and a dry, safe setup with us in advance. Agree on an indoor alternative for bad weather too.
Choose one contact person and agree on the start time, setup and place in your daily programme. Your team can invite the children and join the dancing.
A kids DJ, professional sound, disco lights, setup, pack-down and a show with music, games and interaction. You do not need to arrange a separate speaker set.
Yes. Share the ages and expected number of children in advance. The DJ adapts the music and interaction to the group.
Start the request on this site. If the date is available, you book and pay the full amount through Mollie. Kinderdisco.nl does not hold unpaid options.
Choose a time when the children can come together, for example after dinner. Include your preferred date, start time and duration in your enquiry.
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