I'm not sure I understand this birthday invitation

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Aug 14, 2015 22:59:56 GMT -5 shell403b said:

Aug 14, 2015 19:04:12 GMT -5 daisybuchannan said:

The fact that these people can't even write a coherent birthday party invite would make me rsvp NO.

But you can't RSVP anything. No phone #, no email, LOL

What a nightmare, OP.

for this reason, I'd expect people to not go. You can't even ask clarifying questions!

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Aug 14, 2015 21:47:46 GMT -5 sawyerthedestroyer said:

We made an appearance. Watched the magic show, left before the movie. No booze. No food. Some parents really did just drop their kid off and book. I really missed out on a free sitter foe the night.

No food???  And the parents who dropped off- for the ENTIRE night?  As in their kid was going to sleep there too? 

Regardless - so weird. 

[jlt19]

Aug 14, 2015 21:47:46 GMT -5 sawyerthedestroyer said:

We made an appearance. Watched the magic show, left before the movie. No booze. No food. Some parents really did just drop their kid off and book. I really missed out on a free sitter foe the night.

WHAT? Was there food for the kids at least?

This sounds like a kick ass party for 10+ year olds, or hell even a HS graduation party, but it's a bit (read: a LOT) much for 4 year olds. They could have just picked one of each of the many things they had planned and done 1 a year for the next 5 years.

[jenna]

My son is 4 1/2, and he's definitely not ready for a drop off party. No way he would spend the night or a weekend at a virtual stranger's home.

[miniroller]

I agree that these people combined 3 yrs of bday party ideas into one, which combined for a Big Ol' Fail! There had to be food for the kids, right? Why else was Dad "manning the grill in back" as super weirdly specified on the invite?

[lookforstars]

There wasn't even food?? That sounds like a nightmare, lol.

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No food? So there will be a bunch of hungry, sugared up, homesick kids spending the night in the yard? That sounds delightful!