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Watercolor Safari Jungle Animals Unframed Nursery/Child Wall Art

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• Six custom watercolor animal jungle prints designed exclusively for Lambs & Ivy
• Each print is 8” X 10” in size and professionally printed on high grade 300-gram matte card stock
• Neutral earth tone colors to match many decors
• Great way to decorate a feature wall in your child’s room
• Frames are not included

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Exotic Africa is the scene for the Safari Party.  Enter the village through a large communal hut and be entertained by African drummers and dancers while you sample foods from Morocco, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. We set up an exhibit of exotic animals where your guests can get an up-close experience with a monkey, lemur, African porcupine, alligator and an assortment of other gently raised and respected creatures.

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“ We've held two private play events here during COVID and they do an amazing job making sure everyone stays safe. ” in 4 reviews

“ Also liked how they served guests and even offered to cut our fruit platter to better serve kiddos . ” in 5 reviews

“ My kids love it , all his friends too , from the play room to party room and the happy ending - tiger alley room (rock climbing). ” in 3 reviews

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1180 Kern Ave

Sunnyvale, CA 94085

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Safari Run is a kids entertainment center in Sunnyvale, CA offering tons of fun for local families. Our motto is "where kids can party like animals"-and we live up to it in every way possible. If you're planning a kids party, you won't want to miss what we offer in our party packages. Kids can roam free in playrooms, participate in wild yet structured activities, and enjoy our indoor playground and camp area. The playing place has a rock climbing wall for kids to enjoy, or you can hire an entertainer for the children's entertainment. Whether you're looking for party packages for kids or you simply want to drop off your child at a fun children's place, Safari Run is the destination they'll ask to go back to time and again. Drop by our website and check out our available party packages today. …

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Are there in and out privileges, especially since they close from 1-2 most days?

Whats the best part about this place bringing the kid here next week for a party?

It's small enough where you won't lose your kid and can see where they are in the play structure.

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Awesome place! Very clean and comfortable. My kids absolutely love it! They also offer a lot of different camps, activities, parents night out events etc.

I love how clean this place is. They ask families to wash their hands and all the equipment is clean and in really good condition. I personally like how everything is labeled. Signs are typed, there's nothing handwritten and that's a pet peeve of mine. It shows professionalism. Hoping they offer a preschool session where I can drop off my child during the day.

Held my daughters 2nd birthday party last Saturday and we had a blast! I would like to give kudos to the team.. All of them were extremely helpful in answering my concerns over the phone while planning or on the day of the party. We had ordered an ice cream cake and it was delivered 6 hours early. Since Safari run has a refrigerator and not a freezer, they followed up with the cake company and made sure that the cake was taken care and delivered at the right time. We came stress free to the venue. Play structure was super clean and fun and the decor was good too. Special thanks to Farheen for helping us make the party a success!

Being a mom of 3 young children we have had a lot of birthday parties and by far this was the best one! Employees were professional, so nice, respectful and very very well organized! The place was immaculate and it even smelled nice too! I highly recommend!

Clean, open and well-lit space, safe equipment, not-blaring music, helpful staff, air conditioning, comfy parent seating, and the kids have a blast getting out their energy. Perfect for elementary ages, with a small corner for toddlers only. A hidden gem in my own backyard! :-D

Staff member helping calm a skinned knee situation, going above and beyond!

This place is the perfect place for little ones. It's not too big, not too small, it's just the perfect size for a little one to take all the energy out just in time for nap time lol. The whole facility is super clean and the staff is really nice. We came here today (12/22 Friday) and the woman who was working the front desk is just so awesome! I was giving my son his inhaler and I guess she noticed us because she gave him a bottle of water! I didn't expect that at all. Lol idk i just thought it was very thoughtful! We will definitely be coming here again!

We attended a birthday party for a group of preschool kids who see each other daily. My first impressions were great- clean open space with a large area to run around, side area for kids under 3, nice chairs for parents to sit in, and plenty of staff around. The parties divided into thirds- the first third is in this area, which is too bad because people usually run late, so they miss the very best part. The next 1/3 is in the middle food room. Plenty of space, pizza was good, plenty of time to eat and sing (felt even possibly too long, but we didnt open presents. I am not a fan of kids watching other kids open, but I know some do this) At this point I was still thinking to myself "maybe we need to do a party and/or summer camp here! It looks great!" Then the last third hit..... and nope, nope, nopity nope. So, I have no idea if the "karate guy" is the normal person in this room, and add on, etc, but it was terrible. First, its a rock climbing wall, still half visible at the top, so kids see this and think they get to do it. They dont, so that had a number of them wishing for something else already. The karate host was either having a bad day or doesn't enjoy working with children. He had a huge smile plastered over words that felt irritable, passive-aggressive, and masking a desire to possibly scream at the next child that didnt follow specific instructions (how long can 20 kids wait for a balloon sword without using it or touching anyone?!) Overall, he didnt seem like a good fit for a group of preschoolers at all. Even with a different instructor, karate felt like an odd choice for a safari party. I would rethink this last third. It is also the tiniest room... A more ideal format would be to start in the tiny room- do gymnastics or art (this way late arrivals miss the least fun part of the party), eat in the middle, and do the jungle gym part last.

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Feb 5, 2020

Hello, we are glad that you were able to attend a birthday party. We appreciate any feedback that can help us improve. The host from the party you attended did choose the Karate character on their own, which might have been the birthday child's favorite character. We have reached out to the entertainer company in regards to the feedback for the performance. The entertainer company will be talking to the performer. A note to the public: All four packages that we offer allow you to have one private hour in the play structure, which allows the kids to work up an appetite for food. We have found that kids have a difficult time playing on a full stomach. We do have a third room which is optional, were you can do entertainment, family gathering or rock climbing for ages 5 and above. You are welcome to book an entertainer through us or hire your own outside entertainer.

This is my second visit to Safari Run. This last visit was for a Birthday party. The children played for 60 minutes in the slide area. Prior to playing the children had to wash there hands. The last 10 minutes the children played red light green light with the staff . Then a group picture was taken. Before eating everyone watched there hands. Then the staff wore gloves to pass pizza, drinks, and fruit to the children and the adults all with a smile! Then they played a little game called eye spy! The room is decorated with beautiful art work of safari animals. Finally, it was cake time!! They had a adorable birthday cart for the cake. The last thing was the magic show! It was great. The staff members are very hard working, friendly, and efficient! A great place to have fun. When my youngest turns five. I'm definitely having her party here! Keep up the great work!

Clean place. I initially thought it was a very small place and that my kid would get bored very soon. But my kid didnt want to leave even after 2 hours.

We love safari run but some caretakers let their children scream bloody murder here. It's not the fault of the management but of caretakers that are careless.

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