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PARTY
40-min presentation
$170+HST*^
60-min presentation
$195+HST *^
NO TRAVEL FEES! *
*parties must be held in our travel range.
^$25+HST non-refundable deposit required to reserve a show
Have the ZOO come to YOU!
Educational and entertaining, this hands-on kid's birthday party presentation includes a variety of domestic and exotic animal ambassadors that your junior zookeeper can help us select.
Bonus - We will pack some treats as some animal ambassadors may enjoy a healthy snack during the show.
What happens during the show
You and your guests will join us for a hands-on trip around the globe! We will all sit on the floor in a semi circle and using our trusty squishy pillow globe, move from continent to continent meeting animals like fluffy rabbits, slimy frogs or cool reptiles.
Each animal ambassador is brought out and introduced one at a time so you can learn some neat, fun and sometimes hilarious or gross information about them. Once the introduction is over, your animal handler will bring the animal around the circle letting your guests hold or touch the animal safely under the handler's direct supervision.
Once we have finished meeting an animal it is put safely away into its carrier. Animals are never left unsupervised or free to roam your home.
It's fun. It's safe. It's educational and respectful.
In operation since 2006, Creature Quest is fully insured, licensed by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF), voluntarily and regularly inspected by the Ministry of the Solicitor General.
What your party includes
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1 Super animal handler
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Up to 20 participants (we count just the ones that are actively touching and holding)
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A small keepsake from the animals for the birthday child (often snake or lizard shed skin in plastic)
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A collectible Creature Quest animal card for each child
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Parties are indoors only
* numbers of animals may vary depending on number of participating guests, ability of guests to follow safety instructions and interests of children.
Avaliablitity
@ Your Home Parties can be held Tuesdays to Sundays at your location. Bookings can be made up to three months in advance.
Weekend parties please click here to book your show.
If you would like to host your party during the week (Tuesday - Friday), email info@creaturequest.
Tuesdays - Friday
1 pm - 6 pm
Saturday & Sunday
11 am; 1:30 pm; or 4 pm
We are only able to go to birthday parties that are held within our service range. Click here to view our @ Your Home Party service range.
Animal Wish List
Meet the animal ambassadors that are currently travelling to birthday parties. Most animals can be gently touched or held by your guests.
While we will do our best to bring the animals requested, we are unable to make any guarantees.
A hedgehog will travel 1 - 2 km a night in search of food.
This frog has super sticky feet that help it in its natural habitat.
Rabbits were first domesticated during medieval times!
The chubby tail of this lizard is a fat store and self-defense!
All those colours and spots, help this tortoise camouflage.
When a hermit crab gets bigger, it finds a new shell on the beach to move into. Not suitable for children under 5 years old.
The largest land salamander in world, this amphibian can be 35 cm long!
One way this domesticated rodent communicates is by using different squeaks, squeals and chirps.
Perfectly adapted to life in the water, a caiman's eyes and nostrils are on top of its head. Caimans are not available for Etobicoke shows.
These amazing arthropods glow under UV light. This animal is look only. Scorpions are not available for Etobicoke shows.
A snake uses its forked tongue to smell.
Found in New Caledonia, this gecko was once thought to be extinct.
Skinny pigs are guinea pigs with very little fur. This hairlessness is caused by a natural genetic mutation.
Spider silk is stronger than steel and more elastic than a rubber band. Pretty amazing! Tarantulas are not available for Etobicoke shows.
Yes, this lizard's tongue is really blue. The colour is meant to startle possible predators.
You can tell individual ball python apart by the slight differences in their markings.
Being an omnivore, this handsome lizard eats a variety of plants and small animals.
This frog lays its eggs on a leaf above water. When the tadpole hatches it drops into the water below.
Unlike many other turtles, a box turtle spends most of its life on land.
This milksnake is an opportunistic hunter, eating eggs, small rodents, small birds, bugs - and even other snakes!
Critically endangered in the wild, chinchillas roll in volcanic sand and dust to clean their very dense fur.
Service Range
We only travel to birthday parties within our service range. Check here to see if your city or township is listed. Not sure if your hamlet is included as part of a listed township? Email us to find out.
