corporate holiday parties in Lomita.
A corporate holiday party in carnival style gives a company's year-end event games to play, snacks to eat, music to dance to and performers to watch. This guide to corporate holiday parties in Lomita describes what Carnival Fun Experts brings to a company lot or one of the city's parks, how the price bands follow headcount, and which jobs stay with the company. The date is held with a 50% deposit. The company picks the setting and the headcount, and Carnival Fun Experts fits the carnival to both.
A Lomita company can hold its party on its own lot or ask the city about Lomita Park, Veterans Park, Irene Lewis Park, Hathaway Park or Louis and William J. Teuchert Park. Each site has an owner or a city office that confirms space and dates, and the company handles that step before the plan is final.
Carnival Fun Experts runs the carnival side. The company arranges the meal, the drinks, the seating, the heat and the permits.
Holiday party planning for a Lomita company.
An evening version works with a light touch: three or four booths for ring toss, hoop shot and balloon dart, string lights overhead, a DJ or sound system, a snack corner, and a walk-around magician moving between groups. Prizes keep the games competitive without needing a stage or a program, and the company's caterer handles dinner on its own schedule. Whatever the setting, the same crew and the same booth line-up arrive.
A daytime version with families adds more. Face painters and balloon artists work near the entrance, a jumper or interactive inflatable fills a corner if the confirmed space allows, and Santa and Mrs. Claus sit at a photo station for employees' children. A park lawn can take a loop, an office lot can take a row, and Carnival Fun Experts sets the booth count to match the headcount and the ground. Entertainers come from the list and join as the budget allows, one performer or several.
What's typically included.
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Booths with prize games.
Red-and-white striped 10x10 booths with carnival games, in a number that follows the guest list.
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Concession booths.
Caramel apples, snow cones, cotton candy, popcorn, churros, pretzels and nachos.
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Music.
Carnival Fun Experts offers a DJ or sound system for the party.
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Performers.
The entertainer list includes walk-around magicians, stilt walkers, jugglers, caricature artists, balloon artists and face painters.
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Santa station.
Santa and Mrs. Claus for staff children, photographed on phones or by the photographer Carnival Fun Experts offers.
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Inflatables.
Jumpers and interactive units for a party with families, if the space allows.
Typical timeline for corporate holiday parties in Lomita.
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Two months out
Settle on a date and a site, ask the property owner or the city whether it is free, and tell Carnival Fun Experts how many people to expect.
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Five weeks out
Decide which booths, performers and Santa station to book, and pay the 50% deposit to hold the date.
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Final week
Send the final headcount and any insurance request to Carnival Fun Experts, then walk the site together with its contact.
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Party day
On the day, our crew builds the layout, keeps the games and snack stands running for the booked hours, and clears out afterward.
Specifics for Lomita.
- Budget by size: About 100 to 150 people costs $4,000 to $10,000. Between 200 and 400 people costs $10,000 to $25,000. Companies beyond that size spend from $25,000 to $40,000 or more.
- City parks: Lomita Park, Veterans Park, Irene Lewis Park, Hathaway Park and Louis and William J. Teuchert Park can each host a party. The company asks the city for space and dates, and if a permit requires paperwork, Carnival Fun Experts supplies it. Each park has its own availability, so the company asks early.
- Company lots: An office lot can hold a loop or row of booths. Space on a lot is cleared with the property manager, which is the company's task. Either a loop or a row can work, depending on the lot's shape.
- Company responsibilities: The company covers dinner and drinks of any kind, tables and chairs, heating, permits, other vendors and any tents beyond our booths.
- Power: Carnival Fun Experts runs its own equipment from a generator when a site's power falls short.
- Light: December afternoons end early, and a late-afternoon start lets the string lights come on while the party is in full swing. Plan the start so the lights come on while guests are still arriving.
Lomita, CA.
ZIPs: 90717
Carnival Fun Experts delivers corporate holiday parties throughout Lomita and the surrounding Los Angeles County area. Pin shows the city center; we cover every ZIP listed above.
Common questions.
Can we hold the party in the evening?
Yes. Booths, music and a snack corner can all run at an evening start, with string lights overhead.
Can staff bring children?
Yes. A family party adds face painters, balloon artists, inflatables and the Santa station, and Carnival Fun Experts sizes the booth line-up for the children as well as the adults.
Does Carnival Fun Experts provide dinner?
No. The company arranges meals and drinks. The concessions are carnival snacks.
Can a park host the party?
Any of the five city parks can, once the city confirms space and a date. The company handles that request.
How is the date held?
A 50% deposit reserves the date.
Who handles tents and heating?
The company or the venue handles both, since heating and any tents beyond our booths sit outside what Carnival Fun Experts brings.
About this guide.
This local guide to corporate holiday parties in Lomita was compiled by Carnival Fun Experts, the Los Angeles County operation of My Little Carnival, producers of holiday events, school carnivals, and family celebrations across Southern California.
Helpful local references: City of Lomita · Los Angeles Unified School District
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