Not booked your Christmas party yet? Don’t despair, check out these five shared party package nights still available around the UK.
Celtic Manor Resort
The five-star Celtic Manor Resort in Wales is staging shared themed Christmas party nights, starting at £39 per person. There’s 10 themes on offer over 15 nights. They range from Gangsters and Molls and Masquerade to Casino Night, plus a 70s and 80s Night Fever theme.
Guests can enjoy a three-course meal, half a bottle of wine each and some great entertainment but hurry as several of the nights are already sold out or have limited places left.
Artillery Garden at the HAC
Due to December dates selling out fast, the Ultimate Experience has added a new shared party night on Wednesday 13 December at the Artillery Garden at the HAC. This year, the temporary venue near to Liverpool Street will be dressed with a 70s disco theme – Studio 54: Boogie Wonder Nights. Groups as small as 10 can book in for a night of glittering disco balls, lava lamps and lots of gold decoration. Prices start from £99pp.
Jurys Inn, Derby
Places are still available for a 007 James Bond themed Christmas party night at Jurys Inn Derby. Guests will receive a martini cocktail on arrival and enjoy a three-course meal, DJ and disco until 12.30am. Prices start from £27.95 per person.
London Dungeon
Characters of London’s dark past will encourage revellers to eat, drink and be sinful at the London Dungeon’s immersive festive theatre show on 13th, 14th or 15th December.
The Seven Deadly Sins shared Christmas packages include four alcoholic drinks, seven themed food offerings throughout a live action tour, the Drop Dead: Drop Ride to Doom, plus a visit to the Dungeon Tavern, where a cash bar will be in operation until 11.30pm. Prices start at £79.62.
Bath Racecourse
On 1 December, Bath Racecourse is hosting a shared Christmas party night in its luxury Paddock Pavilion marquee. Guests will be treated to a glass of bubbly on arrival, a three-course festive menu, a cocktail bar, casino tables, DJ and dance floor and a survivors breakfast served at midnight.
Article written by Mike Fletcher