Indoor Drones
Drone Play Challenges
Participants enjoy safe indoor drone flights through guided obstacle paths and timed group rounds.
Special Events
Birthday Party Robotics
Celebrate with a high-energy robotics party where students play, build, and complete team missions together.
Birthday party dates are scheduled directly with our team. Contact us to discuss the preferred date, student age group, activity options, and current availability.
Party Package
Party Package
Up to 14 participants
Recommended party duration: 2 to 3 hours
Birthday party dates are scheduled directly with our team. Contact us to discuss the preferred date, student age group, activity options, and current availability.
What Participants Will Do
Interactive experiences designed for fun, teamwork, and memorable celebration moments.
Creative Missions
Team-Based Mission Cards
Teams rotate through creative robotics missions, strategy tasks, and collaborative problem-solving games.
Build Together
Hands-On Build Session
Guests work together on a guided build activity and present their creations during a mini showcase moment.
Where the party happens
Birthday parties are held at Turtleback Robotics Academy, 6815 Commons Dr, Prince George, VA 23875. That is the same lab used for after-school classes and summer camp. The published building hours are Mon–Fri 4:00–7:00 PM; Sat and Sun closed. A party is scheduled with the team, so do not assume it can only start at 4:00 PM or that a weekend time exists. Saturday and Sunday are published as closed for the academy. Ask before you hold a date.
The package on this page is for up to 14 participants, with a recommended duration of 2 to 3 hours. Tell us the preferred date, the age group, and which activities you want. The contact page is how that conversation starts. Phone is (804) 434-0470. Email is robotics@turtlebackrobotics.com.
How the visit is different from a class
A weekly class is a membership or a camp track with a progression. A party is a celebration block: indoor drone rounds, team mission cards, and a guided build that ends in a short showcase. In-person classes include academy gear, and the party uses the lab's equipment rather than kits guests bring. The site does not say guests take a robot home.
Drone play is described as safe indoor flights through guided obstacle paths and timed group rounds. Mission cards rotate teams through strategy tasks. The build session is collaborative, then the group presents. Those three activities are the whole published plan. There is no menu of extra stations on this page.
If the birthday student also wants a regular seat, read After School Robotics for ages 6–12 or Learning Pathways for the age bands from 6–8 through 12–16. Summer camp is the multi-day version of hands-on building. A party does not enroll anyone in those programs.
What to say in the request
Include the date you hope to use, a backup date, the number of guests if you know it is under 14, and the ages. If the group is a scout troop or a school club rather than a birthday, the about page invites that kind of group activity and the partners page is the form for an organization. A family birthday stays on the contact form.
Prices, deposits, and cancellation terms for parties are not printed here. Current class prices live in the Program Catalog, and that catalog is for classes, not a substitute for a party quote. Ask the team for the party terms that apply to your date.