Book Your Corporate Holiday Party at Game On, Fenway's Home Base

How do you book the most talked about event in the history of your org?

You book it by contacting Game On directly at 82 Lansdowne Street to lock in a date and headcount for the private room, then working with the team on a menu and screen setup for your group. Game On sits steps from Fenway Park, and December is peak season, so the earlier a company reaches out, the better the room and date options.

This isn't a rented-out banquet hall with a projector wheeled in. Game On is a real sports bar built for game day, and that's exactly what makes it work for a holiday party — good food, a private room that's actually private, and screens covering every sport in case anyone needs to check a score during the toast.

What does the private room actually offer?

The private room at Game On gives your group its own space separate from the main floor, so a corporate party doesn't get swallowed up by regular bar traffic. It's set up for groups who want to eat, drink, and hang out without shouting over a packed room. Screens line the space, so whatever's on — Sunday football, a Bruins game, whatever your team's watching — st Sunday football, a Bruins game, whatever your team's watching — stays on in the background without taking over the party.

How many people can the private room hold?

Capacity flexes depending on setup — standing reception versus seated dinner changes the number significantly. The Game On team will walk through options based on your guest count, whether that's a tight department gathering of a few dozen or a full-office blowout. The honest move here is to call with your real number and let them tell you what fits, rather than guessing and hoping.

Why book near Fenway Park instead of downtown?

Location matters more than people think for a corporate holiday party. Fenway is easy to get to on the Green Line, has plenty of nearby parking options, and gives out-of-towners on your team a Boston landmark to walk past on the way in. Compared to a lot of holiday party venues scattered around Boston proper, a private event space near Fenway gives your group something to talk about beyond the open bar — the ballpark is right outside the door.

What's the food and drink situation?

Game On runs a full bar and a menu built for groups, not a scaled-down banquet version of pub food. Expect the kind of solid, shareable spread that works for a room full of coworkers who've been at their desks all day — wings, burgers, apps that go fast. Group menus and bar packages can be built around your budget and headcount, and the team will talk through options once you're booked.

What should you know before you book?

A few things to nail down early:

• Date and time. Game On is open seven days a week, from 11:30 a.m. daily, with late hours Thursday through Saturday. Weeknight parties in December fill up fast.
• Headcount. Even a rough number helps the team recommend the right room setup.
• Screens. If your party overlaps with a game your team cares about, say so up front — every sport gets covered, but it helps to know what's a priority.
• Menu needs. Dietary restrictions, drink packages, timing of food service — sort this out before the week of the event, not the day of.

Is Game On the right fit for a corporate holiday party?

If your group wants energy, good food, and a location near Fenway Park that doubles as a fun backdrop, yes. Game On isn't a quiet, buttoned-up private dining room — it's a private room with the same game-day energy that fills the rest of the bar, just carved out for your team. For companies that want their holiday party to feel like an event and not a meeting with appetizers, that's the difference.

To lock in a date, reach out to Game On at 82 Lansdowne Street, Boston, and get your company's holiday party on the books before the good dates disappear.