Vampire Character Visit
The cape, the fangs, the dreadful accent — without the seated magic show. He sweeps in, runs games, leads a dance, poses for every photo anyone asks for, and is deeply offended by garlic bread.
For a party that moves rather than sits
A magic show needs everyone seated and facing one way. A character visit doesn't — which makes it the better pick when the party is spread across a garden, a hall or a trunk-or-treat where people drift past rather than settle. The vampire works the room instead of holding a stage.
He is played broad and vain rather than menacing: endlessly impressed with himself, outraged by sunlight, and easily defeated by any child holding a breadstick. That framing is what lets him work for a mixed-age group — a four-year-old laughs at him and a ten-year-old enjoys the bit.
If you want the seated performance with the live bunny instead, the Vampire Magician is the same character doing a full comedy magic show, from $289.
What the vampire does
- 🦇 Dramatic costumed entrance (all packages)
- 🎮 Themed games and a dance-along (all packages)
- 📸 Photos with every child who wants one (all packages)
- 🎂 Birthday singing (all packages)
- 🎈 Spooky balloon creations or face painting (1-hour visits and up)
- 🎨 Temporary tattoos (1.5-hour visits and up)
Vampire character packages
Standard character-visit pricing. No deposit on staffed entertainment — you pay the performer on the day.
- Entrance and meet-and-greet
- One or two games
- Birthday singing and photos
- Games, dancing and photos
- Then balloons or face painting
- Suits roughly 5–12 children
- Games, dancing and photos
- Balloons and face painting
- Temporary tattoos
A 2-hour visit is $399, and two-performer packages run $399, $459 and $525. A second costumed character is $150 on any package. See all character packages →
FAQs — Vampire character visits
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Check a date for the Vampire
Text us the date, your town and the ages. No deposit on staffed entertainment.