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Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort Mill RUN, PA BIRTHDAY PARTY INFORMATION FORM YOGI BEAR'S™ FACE CAKE Have a cake that looks like Yogi Bear and serves 15 people. $25.00 You can purchase an all mine cake that serves 6 people for $6.00 / 12 CAKE PARTY people for $11.00. Extra cupcakes for $0.50 each. BOO BOO'S™ PARTY Yogi Bear & Boo Boo will deliver to you six cupcakes, balloons & key chain $34.99 picture. YOGI BEAR'S BLAST Yogi Bear & Cindy Bear™ will deliver six cupcakes, balloons, t-shirt & key $39.99 chain picture for the birthday person. Yogi Bear & Boo Boo will deliver to you six cupcakes, balloons, t-shirt, key RANGER SMITH'S™ FIRE TRUCK PARTY chain picture and fire helmet to the birthday person with a ride for all $75.00 parties on the Fire Truck around the park. 1 Hour of nail polishing and primping for up to 10 girls, 20 minute private CINDY BEAR'S PRINCESS PARTY visit with Cindy Bear, 10 cupcakes, t shirt, balloons, and a keychain picture $100.00 for the birthday girl. 1 Hour private waterslide party, 20 minute private visit with Yogi Bear and CINDY BEAR'S WET & WILD BIRTHDAY BASH Cindy Bear. Six cupcakes, potato chips, pretzels, kool aid, birthday t-shirt, $150.00 balloons & key chain picture for the birthday person. Place the "x" in the box for the party you want. Site No. Date of Party: Time of Visit: Cake Flavor Chocolate White Name of Party Giver: Name of Birthday Person: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort Mill RUN, PA BIRTHDAY PARTY INFORMATION FORM Name of Birthday Person Size for Shirt, if needed 4 - 6 8 - 10 14 - 16 Adult Someone from activities will contact you for time of party Telephone number, if reservation is made in advance: Amount Paid Received by: Date Reservation Taken: IF NON CAMPERS,THE FOLLOWING MUST ALSO BE FILLED OUT: Seniors # Guest Seniors # Guest YOGI BLAST #1 BOO BOO'S PARTY #1 YOGI BLAST #2 BOO BOO'S PARTY #2.

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