Giant Bubble Wrap

[WigWamBam]

Does anyone know where I can get this from without spending a fortune? I've googled and found plenty of packaging shops who want to charge £40 for a huge reel, but I just want a couple of metres, and I'd rather it didn't cost an arm and a leg. Online would be easier.

enjoy your bubble wrap party! i bet its you that wants it really all the children will be stoodaround in tears, while all the adults pop it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Caught out again, sc

No, we'll let the kids have a go as well. Once we're finished.

After most of the bubbles have been popped

I'm not that mean, really

pmsl..i can see those poor dejected childrens faces now!!!!!!!!! my ds has just turned 4, hes fascinated by bubble wrap, theressomething strangely mesmorisingly, addictive about it

pmsl

Perhaps I really should buy an enormous roll rather than just a couple of metres; that way everyone can have a go

Do it at home time then they go out on a deffo brill high

Yes, that's what I was thinking - make it the last thing they do (as long as they don't then throw up their tea all over the cat).

They will all leave really excited and the mums and dads will be impressed with the clever idea

As long as they vomit outside or in the car going home

It will be OK

titter, yep the mums will love you if they throw up in the car!!!!!!!!!!!!1

the kids, not the mums.

They will remember mini wigwam's party though won't they???????

, must go and get ds2 from pre school.

I'm going to feed them rubbish full of e-numbers, get them all hyped up bashing at the pinata and jumping on the bubble wrap ... then hand them over to the parents with a sweet smile .

pmsl

That would be a bit too naughty, wouldn't it

naughty but funny

Obviously not for mini-wigwam if she ate it all

I would be feeding mini-WigWam home made versions of the crap, and giving her watered down orange juice so she couldn't tell that she was getting different food from everyone else

Deffo Brill

Deffo, as you say, brill.

I'm just feeling rahter wicked today

giggle, i love birthday party's, the best ones were when my eldest ds was little and we used to have it at planet zoom, which isall activity equipment, ballponds etc, they get given loads of e numbers etc, go home totally hyper and refuse to go to bed at night!!!!!!!!!!!!my 2 ds's birthdaysare in spring so always have to have them at an indoor venue, couldnt ha\ave e,m all in the house, dd usred to have party in the garden as she is july baby. bad typos today, dd2 on lap attcking keyboard!!!!!!

We've only ever had children around to play rather than a party before, but now she's 4 and knows what parties are, she wants a proper one. We're being brave and doing it at home, praying that the weather will be nice and we can sling them all out into the garden. We'll mainly let them play, but we have a face painter/balloon sculptor coming, and I have been talked into having a pinata as well. Lots of junk food, lots of play, a few easy games ... I still think I may have bitten off more that I can chew though