The sizzling beats of Ibiza are not just for adults at this family-friendly daytime event. Hosted by the iconic Bam-Bu-Ku, El Kiddo brings a playground of fun for all ages – think face painting, entertainers, dancing and more. And with the upcoming DJ Harry Mc behind the decks, as well as a host of guest stars lined up to perform, you can guarantee the dance floor will be buzzing with true Ibizan energy.
![El Kiddo Event at Bam-Bu-Ku](https://images.musement.com/cover/0162/11/thumb_16110087_cover_header.jpg?q=50&fit=crop&auto=format&w=1024&h=400)
El Kiddo Event at Bam-Bu-Ku
- Family-friendly daytime party at Bam-Bu-Ku's El Kiddo
- Face painters, saxophone players and entertainment
- Dance the day away with resident DJ Harry Mc
Admission fees
Entertainment
DJ
Live-music
- Transfers not included
- Food and drinks not included
- Sun loungers not included
- Lockers not included
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