After the year that was, this is your opportunity to let it all out. Be transported to a Viking's paradise with an interior littered with antler chandeliers, furs and hides, crude weaponry and chalet-style fireplaces. Christmas packages start at $65 per person for a 'Cheer and Chuck' AKA two hours of axe throwing and a bevvy. If the finance department approves it, you can ball out on the $109 and $149 packages that include food like pizza and antipasto, and drinks packages.
A small shining light as offices approach the silliest of seasons is the promise of fun, booze and (ideally) some time out of the office for the day. Whether it's for Christmas or to wave off another financial year, most of us inevitably enjoy a little too much 'festive cheer', and end up with the almighty hangover (and a few cringey regrets) to prove it. But who says the party has to be about necking gallons of grog?
If you're looking to celebrate the season with a little more creativity than just the usual boozy knees-up, why not try these alternative activities for your shindig? Here are 11 fun ideas for a Christmas party in Sydney with a difference.