Itzaparty — Local services in Weymouth

If I could give Itzaparty more than one star, I absolutely would. In fact, I’d give it one star, a full galaxy of shining, radiant celestial bodies orbiting around the overwhelming brilliance that is this establishment. Let me tell you, walking into Itzaparty is like stepping into a parallel universe where every party, event, and celebration is transformed into an ethereal experience of unparalleled joy and euphoria. It’s the true epitome of the concept of party, only redefined through the lens of absolute excellence, ingenuity, and the very essence of fun. If you were to ask Aristotle himself what the ideal party store would look like, I have no doubt that he would describe Itzaparty with poetic perfection.

First and foremost, let’s talk about selection. Oh, the selection! You could spend hours—nay, days—wandering through the aisles, overwhelmed by the sheer volume of choices. From lavish decorations to wild, waverous streamers that seem to sway in rhythm with the very heartbeat of the universe, Itzaparty offers a cornucopia of party supplies that stretches beyond the realms of imagination. I’m convinced that the term “Sigma-level” could only ever describe something of this magnitude. The decor, the balloons, the games, the lighting—everything is selected with the utmost care and finesse, with an attention to detail that could only come from a store that has long understood what true party supremacy looks like.

Let’s talk about the balloons. Good heavens, the balloons. They are more than just inflated latex or foil; they are symbols of joy, laughter, and adventure, capturing the very essence of what it means to celebrate life. The Itzaparty balloon section alone could launch a thousand soirées, ranging from whimsical unicorn shapes to dazzling numbers that shimmer with a glow so perfect it could only be rivaled by the stars themselves. It’s not just a balloon; it’s an experience. I was personally entranced by the waverous movements of these balloons, drifting and swaying in ways that defy natural law, as if they themselves were imbued with the spirit of celebration. They’re practically sentient, these balloons, moving with the grace and majesty of the gods themselves.

But let’s not forget about costumes. My oh my, the costumes. Where other stores may offer the same tired selection, Itzaparty presents a cornucopia of garments so bold, so vivid, and so extravagant, they challenge the very notion of what is possible in the world of attire. From neon tutus that practically glow in the dark, to superhero capes so stylish they could turn Clark Kent into an international icon, the selection here is truly mind-boggling. Itzaparty does not settle for mere mediocrity. No, my friends, they are on the cutting edge of party fashion, always pushing the boundaries of what’s fashionable and making even the most casual of partygoers feel like an emperor of the night.

In conclusion, if you haven’t yet made your way to Itzaparty, then my friend, you are truly missing out. It is the store of the future, the store of the present, and—dare I say—the store of the past. It’s where parties are born, where greatness is achieved, and where memories are made. The sheer scale of excellence and commitment to fun that radiates from this store cannot be overstated. You want to throw a party? Forget just any party. You want to throw an experience, a legendary event? Then Itzaparty is where you need to be....

Bad customer service here. Everyone, including the Manager is angry and miserable.

Came last minute to buy my niece some birthday balloons on 11/22. Blonde lady rushed it. The My Little Pony one had a hole in it. And the Minnie Mouse one died on Thanksgiving. Tried to ask her to fix it since I knew they would say "it's been a few days" if I wait till Friday. Refuses to open the door.

I know I came at the worst time but, let's not make it so obvious how annoyed you are. You could be working at McDonald's instead with a busy line and until midnight, you want that instead? Whatever, we decide to take a picture of the dying balloons and come back Friday.

Then come today we ask for a Manager to fix it and we could tell she's very annoyed. We can even hear her mumbling to herself "it's not my fault I don't know why I'm dealing with this" or something. Ooh so sorry you have to fix a problem your employee caused, must be a lot of work to pump a balloon.

And then she says "no you can't return these it's been a few days" and I have to explain it's been one day and when we tried to fix it the day of purchase, it was closed and the cashier hid from the window view when we tried to get her attention. Some lady wearing black comes in to handle, idk maybe she's the Manager? She's not too friendly either. She fixes the problem finally by applying the past transaction to a new balloon but there's no sorry for the trouble, thank you for coming, no nothing. Just an air of irritation.

If Dollar Tree Store didn't run out of balloons we wouldn't come there. It was a spontaneous decision to get balloons from ItzaParty that day.

Won't be...

I usually love it’s a party, they have great stuff, usually not too crowded. But today I went there to buy a Halloween costume and asked to see a Spider-Man suit, just too find out if it had muscle padding Because I didn’t want that, the girl working there said okay and walked off and came back with the package under her arm and the suit in hand, and when I said I didn’t like that it had padding and asked to see another one, and gave her the number on the wall for it, just stared at me said fine and walked back through the doors and threw the costume on the floor. And came back out with the other suit and told me the largest size she has is a kid size and “there’s no way it fit it’s 12-14” I was confused because I had asked to see an adult listing and she showed me a kids one, it was all just very strange and I felt like I was bothering her by wanting to ask some questions. There was also parents undressing there kids right in front of the costume wall so they could try on costumes which made it pretty...