Holiday Parties
Company holiday parties with activities, hospitality, and enough flexibility to feel like your event.
Build around the people.
Holiday parties compete with a lot of calendars. An interactive format gives people a reason to participate, move around, and talk to coworkers beyond their usual circle.
Good places to start.
Game Show
A hosted live game show where your group competes head-to-head.
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Private Suite Karaoke
Your room, your playlist, and your people in a private karaoke suite.
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Axe Throwing
Competitive, social, and easy to learn with guided instruction and structured play.
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HyperBowling
Interactive bowling that adds targets, strategy, and a new way to compete.
Explore activity →Deck Curling
A social take on curling designed for easy group competition.
Explore activity →- Holiday dates book earlier than ordinary event dates.
- Start with a preferred date plus one or two alternates when possible.
- Tell us whether your priority is privacy, activity variety, food and drink, or total capacity.
Match the group to the place.
What planners usually ask.
How early should we plan a holiday party?
Earlier is better for prime November and December dates, especially for larger groups or events needing private space.
Can you accommodate different activity preferences?
Depending on the venue, we can recommend formats that give a group more than one way to participate.
Can we reserve the whole venue?
Buyout options depend on the location, date, timing, and group size. Ask about them when you submit your event request.
Tell us the date, headcount, and what you want the event to feel like.
We’ll use real activity and venue availability to work out what fits.