Every Christmas party venue in Leeds, in one guide. Exclusive hire, shared party nights and festive packages.
Christmas parties in Leeds come in every scale. At the top end, big-production themed party nights fill New Dock Hall, Headingley Stadium and Aspire's converted banking hall. Full entertainment programmes, thousand-plus capacities, and joiner tables let a group of ten share a room with a thousand others. For hotel party nights, The Queens' Art Deco ballroom beside the station, the Hilton and the Crowne Plaza all offer high-quality experiences, while unique venues such as Leeds City Museum's Brodrick Hall and The Mansion in Roundhay Park are perfect for companies looking for a private venue.
Packages from £50pp. Festive party nights and private celebrations across the Trevelyan Square hotel's event suites — tailored packages, gala-scale dinners in the Ambler Suite, Italian festive dining at Gino D'Acampo downstairs, and preferential room rates for party guests. Find our more →
The banking hall transformed into a winter setting — falling snow, open fires and full festive dressing over elegant dinner tables.
Party nights of dinner, dancing and entertainment in the stadium's suites — a long-running Leeds favourite.
Giant Nordic-inspired tipis hosting shared and exclusive parties for 4 to 360, with dining, live music and signature Secret Door surprises.
Big-production party nights: three-course festive meal, back-to-back DJ floor-fillers, and live dancers and singers on selected dates.
Hotel party nights and festive celebrations, with early-booking offers and rooms on site.
Festive party nights with seasonal dining, live entertainment and a lively dancefloor, plus on-site parking.
Art Deco ballroom beside Leeds Station; 15 event spaces, joiner parties for small groups, private hire, and 15% off stays for party guests.
The city's biggest party production: themed shared nights (Cirque de Noel in New Dock Hall, Winter Wonderland in Royal Armouries Hall) plus private hire from 40 to 1,500, catered in-house.
Prosecco on arrival, a three-course dinner in the Roundhay or Headingley Suite, and a resident DJ playing through the decades.
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Earlier than you’d expect. Fridays and Saturdays in December start selling from late summer and are often gone by mid-autumn and large venues of 500+ capacities can easily be taken by a single company for a private party. If you’ve got an idea of the type of party you want, the best advice is definitely sooner rather than later.
Shared nights give small groups a big-venue experience; you book a table at a professionally run event and benefit from a great atmosphere. Exclusive hire makes sense from around 80+ guests, when you want the room to yourselves.
Shared nights take groups of all sizes; you can book your own table, or a group of tables in a bigger room or, in some cases, you may be joining other smaller party guest numbers to make up a table together. Exclusive hire on peak nights usually carries minimum numbers, though midweek minimums will drop considerably.
Generally speaking, most party packages will include an arrival drink, a two or three course festive meal and a DJ or entertainment until late. The bigger party venues may add drinks packages during dinner, additional courses and live performances.
Depending on the venue & date you choose, packages can vary significantly. Anything between £35 - £80 per person is considered typical.
Usually, an arrival glass is included in the package as standard, some more expensive packages may include further drinks but it's more likely that you’ll be offered a drinks package to purchase in advance. And there’s always the bar - check if bar tabs are available and if they accept both card & cash.
