A flyer for the Saturday night party, which ran until 3 a. This is just good clean wholesome fun. One of them shows two scantily clad women inside a jungle gym.
Another shows a man and woman apparently fully nude on a dance floor. My kids will definitely not be going here again. This event was no different that an ordinary Halloween party that you would hold at your home. As always, that facility has been thoroughly cleaned and sanitized with a fogging spray and we continue to pride ourselves on the cleanliness of our facility.
They claim to not know anything about the nudity or type of party being held. Where is their common sense? The group had permission to allow guests to attend, the flyer says. A woman who attended the party estimated that there were a couple hundred people who came and went through the night.
The woman, who identified herself as Teresa from Islip, said the controversy over the party was completely blown out of proportion. It was so far from it. She also said there was no sex or drug use at the party. Many of the people at the event, which featured aerial performers and hula hoop girls, are part of an online group that routinely gets together to engage in active events, such as hiking or caving, said Teresa, who is employed as an office manager.
Teresa said the woman who organized the event at Krazy Kidz received death threats Tuesday from people upset about the party. It was good natured fun no matter where it was.
