We’re planning my son’s 5th bday at an indoor play place and you only get free entry for adults accompanied by children. Additional adults are 10-15 dollars each which adds up quickly. We’re having a separate cake and presents thing outside of this for extended family (aunts, uncles, grandparents) that don’t have kids but some of these people want to come to the play place too. Would it be rude to ask them to pay the fee for them to come? I tried to explain that the kids just play the whole time so it won’t be like they would spend a lot of time with the birthday boy anyways. What do you think?
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Could you just put that on the invitation? Like “free admission for one adult per child, each additional adult is $10(or whatever) admission”
This way they can decide if they are willing to bring the second adult.