More explicitly than any other British city! What stands out about the venues in Liverpool is that a lot of them have some kind of historical background attached to them. The DoubleTree by Hilton is located inside an 1865 Grade II listed building. Aloft Liverpool is located in the former Royal Insurance Building. Roxy Ball Room in Cavern Quarter is located near the road where The Beatles were created. Aintree Racecourse is home to the famous race, Grand National, which started in 1839. Camp & Furnace is located in the Baltic Triangle area and was originally an industrial complex that became an event space. The past of these buildings is not just a marketing concept – you can feel it in the venues.
Absolutely, and choosing one of them would be an interesting decision to make. Aintree racecourse is closer to the city centre and is full of historical associations related to the Grand National event in each of the corners of its grandstand, making the racecourse a place that doesn't require any theme for the event itself. It can accommodate groups from two to 500 people at the cost starting at £69 per head. Haydock Park is located in Merseyside and is a bit farther from the city, but it provides a slightly different atmosphere, more laid-back and easier to be attended. Groups of 420 people can be accommodated there starting at £65 per head.
Yes, it is. Roxy Ball Room on Cavern Quarter is situated in the very centre of the city, the most well-known music quarter which can be easily reached from Mathew Street and even from the Cavern Club itself. And it is hard to find such a city which takes pride in its musical traditions like Liverpool does, so organising a Christmas party in such a place has its special meaning, especially for people who have never been there. This place offers epic games, tasty food, and fun for teams of eight to 400 people, but the place makes it unique in its own way.
The range here is broader than most pages we cover. In the most affordable places, the Christmas party starts at £18 per head for Bingo Lingo located at Camp & Furnace, £25 for St Helens Rugby BrewDog Stadium, £24.95 for Revolution at the Albert Dock, and £21.95 for Atlantic Tower Hotel by Sunday. Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel begins at £30, Village Hotel Liverpool and Wirral begins at £30, and Novotel Liverpool Centre begins at £39.95. Star Pins begins at £48, Roxy Ball Room begins at £48, and Delta Hotels by Marriott begins at £49. For Aintree Racecourse and Haydock Park, it begins at £69 and £65 respectively. DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Liverpool City Centre begin at £59 and £45 respectively. Exclusive productions with theme include Wild West Hoedown, Chocolate Factory, Great Gatsby, Venetian Masquerade Ball, and Hollywood Oscars starting at £75 per head.
Its most unique and limited capacity venues that fill up quickly. Bingo Lingo at Camp & Furnace is only held at certain times and is very much in demand – so if you're considering it for an event, you'll have to book early. The Aintree Racecourse's schedule in December is very popular among corporate groups and they often make bookings far in advance of the season. The cut-off date for hotels like Hilton Liverpool City Centre, Doubletree and Novotel should be by September for any number of guests. For exclusive themed productions that pull in groups from all around the North West area, the earlier part of the year is the best time to ask.
The city's geography is helpful here. For teams spread throughout Liverpool, Wirral and Merseyside could benefit from the Village Hotel Wirral at Bromborough for their Wirral members who wish to avoid the crossing of the Mersey River. Haydock Park Racecourse is conveniently located between Liverpool and Manchester and therefore provides a good venue choice for teams distributed throughout both areas on either side of the M62 motorway. Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel & Spa in Cheshire and Highfield Hall in Mold allow us to go further south into Cheshire and North Wales, respectively. For teams whose members are located throughout the city, the decision is obvious.
There is great choice for small groups in Liverpool despite the number of venues that have large capacities on the page. Atlantic Tower Hotel by Sunday takes from only one member, Aloft Liverpool from five, and Novotel Liverpool Centre from 10 members. Roxy Ball Room, located in Hanover Street and Cavern Quarter, takes from eight members, while Star Pins takes from eight members, and the gaming and bowling facility would be perfect for small groups that wish to have an interactive evening. Highfield Hall located in Mold and Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel in Cheshire take from two members each.
Yes, they do. Several venues, namely DoubleTree by Hilton Liverpool, Hilton Liverpool City Centre, Novotel Liverpool Centre, Atlantic Tower Hotel by Sunday, and Delta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre provide bedroom capacity in addition to venues. Moreover, there are also rooms at Village Hotel Liverpool and a fully fledged spa hotel, called Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel & Spa that is located in Cheshire. Guests coming from Manchester can easily join the city by train in 35 minutes. Besides, the hotels in Liverpool are competitively priced compared to similar cities.
Nothing beats a shared party night when it comes to sociability at Christmas time – you book your tables, head down to the party venue already charged with festive atmosphere, and split the cost of venue hire, entertainment and catering with all the other people attending that night. In a city where nights out are taken seriously, the concept of shared party nights really impresses!
At Bingo Lingo's Deck the Balls Christmas Special, held at Camp & Furnace in the Baltic Triangle, you'll enjoy outrageous festive entertainment, live performances and lots of audience participation to an a2udience of up to 500 people in one of the most characterful industrial venues of the city. It's a concept which divides opinions until you experience it yourself. Aintree Racecourse holds shared festive party nights for groups of two to 500 people in the grandstand and event suites of one of the most famous horse racing venues of Britain – a venue which offers much more than most hotel ballrooms can. Haydock Park Racecourse, situated just outside of the city of Liverpool in Merseyside, gives you the racecourse environment for groups of up to 420 people.
In case you need a central location for your shared party, Revolution in the Albert Dock, Roxy Ball Room across Hanover Street and Cavern Quarter and the Hilton Liverpool City Centre offer their well-produced festive formats at different price points. Village Hotel Liverpool and Village Hotel Wirral at Bromborough provide you with shared party options for Merseyside as a whole, allowing you to take part in shared parties regardless of how far your team members live from each other.
The advantage of the shared party concept lies in the fact that all costs are divided between all participants.
The exclusive event concept in Liverpool is the format which means that the evening belongs entirely to you – the venue is all yours, the guest list is all yours, and every aspect from the theme to the entertainment, to the atmosphere and running order can be designed just the way you want. And, given such a choice of truly unique venues in Liverpool, the argument for opting for exclusive is a compelling one.
The beautiful 1865 Grade II listed building, DoubleTree by Hilton's Corinthian Grand takes care of your exclusive Christmas events for groups of 2 to 200 in an environment that is not possible to replicate in most UK cities. Aintree Racecourse has made available their exclusive events option on top of their shared events, allowing the private hire of their event suites for groups of 2 to 500. The exclusive events for groups of 2 to 450 are provided at Hilton Liverpool City Centre while at Albert Dock there is Revolution for your exclusive events for up to 500 in style and elegance. St Helens Rugby's BrewDog Stadium has a unique offer for you – Nordic Nights ski lodge theme party for groups of 320 at one of the finest Rugby League venues in North West.
Exclusive themed production events cover everything from Wild West Hoedown to Chocolate Factory and from Great Gatsby Roaring Twenties to Venetian Masquerade Ball and Hollywood Oscars, all for groups of 2 to 1,000 with fully immersive theming and entertainment. For groups which have slightly stepped out of the city there are Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel & Spa and Highfield Hall in Mold – the exclusive countryside options in convenient proximity.
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