Most homes have more than enough room - the question is usually access, not acreage. Run through this list before you book.
The five things we check
- A gate or path at least 4 feet wide for the ponies to walk through.
- A flat area for the ride loop - a driveway or cul-de-sac counts.
- For indoor setups, an 8' x 8' open space in a garage or house.
- A parking spot for the trailer near the entrance.
- Dogs secured indoors for the duration of the visit.
Weather plans
Utah weather moves fast. Our indoor packages exist precisely so a cold or wet forecast does not cancel a birthday - we bring a tarp and set up in the garage.
Paperwork
Every guest who rides or handles animals needs the waiver signed. Send the link with your invitations and the day itself stays relaxed.
Send us your address and we'll confirm the setup.
Pick your package and party length, and we'll show live availability plus any travel fee before you pay the $25 deposit.
Keep reading
- How Much Does a Pony Party Cost in Utah?
A clear breakdown of pony party pricing in Utah: package rates, weekend pricing, longer visit options, travel fees and deposits.
- Booking Animals for School Carnivals and Church Events
How to organize pony rides and a petting zoo for a large group event: throughput, volunteers, waivers and scheduling.
- Birthday Party Places in Utah County (and When to Skip the Venue)
A parent's guide to birthday party places in Utah County - parks, pavilions and rental spaces - plus when a mobile pony party at home costs less.