Party City

Had to trek out to Party City for a court jester «costume.» I contacted the store first to make sure that they had it. I was told that they only had one left. The clerk was nice enough to leave it at the counter. I purchase the item, get home, to discover that it does not have a hat. Really?
I contact the store and speak to a manager and explain to her the situation. I emphasize that this was the reason why I called first, to make sure that you had a court jester «costume.» She, of course asked who I spoke with and seemed surprised that I had a name and asked for her name as well. She excused the clerk by saying that she probably didn’t know that the hat didn’t come with the tunic. My statement to her was that the hat was the main reason why someone would want a court jester «costume.»
The only saving grace was that she offered to leave the hat at the front desk with a discount. How much of a discount, is a mystery right now. The reality is, is that I am going to have to trek back over there, so whatever the discount will not make up on the two round trips that I have to spend in gas and time.

If you are looking for a costume this is the place to go. We need some Santa suits and they still had a great selection. I like that they had a changing room so you could try on the costume before you bought it.
Lots of party supplies also

I love this store.
It always makes me feel good and I love to take my time looking around.
I went shopping for my daughter’s upcoming birthday. she is turning 18 and I wanted it to be really special.
It is large, well stocked and organized nicely.
It is clean and the staff helpful.
I can’t wait to shop for my grand daughters first birthday party here…
any theme for your child’s birthday can be found here !!!

Pretty much any party supply you need you can find it at Party City. The store is big and stuff is pretty well categorized. I went in on Oct. 21^st expecting it to be a disorganized madhouse due to the upcoming holiday, but I was pleasantly surprised. I found the «flapper/20’s» costume section right away and check out was a breeze. Only complaint is that prices are kind of high.

Why is this the only place to buy party supplies. Do they only hire Mcgavok High students? Where are the adults? It pains me to have to go in here to get a pack of ten napkins for four bucks but cute paper products are a necessity for spur of the moment shindigs. Don’t judge me I’m not Martha. Anyways be aware that you will have to wait forever for assistance at the balloon counter.

Heyyyy… uhh. Does anyone work here? Because we just kind of helped ourselves.
Rhetorical question, of course. The employee we encountered helped us eventually, but he was sure to finish his phone conversation first.
«I love you more… no, I love YOU more…»

I had to venture out to Party City this weekend in order to pick up some costumes for a rock show. Yes… my band thought it would be fun to engage in a bit of theatrics for our show at the 5 Spot. Anyhow, this Party City was one of the better ones I’ve ever visited, and they had loads of really fun stuff for lower prices than I expected.
I called the Madison location first, hoping they would have what I needed. As it turns out, they didn’t even have any run-​of-​the-​mill Zorro masks… I thought those were the only thing you could find at any costume store in the Western World! Anyhow, this location (which is out near Hermitage and therefore a bit of a drive) had the Zorro masks in five different colors.
Despite the fact that it’s about as far from Halloween as it gets, Party City was stocked with a pretty extensive supply of hats, masks, costumes and party supplies. The staff was pretty helpful, and (though I couldn’t find any sweet medallions) I did manage to locate enough cool stuff to wear for our show.