A bar with both darts and karaoke lets a group with divided tastes pick as they go, which is what an after-party needs.
Beyond whether the facilities exist, check whether they can be used at once, whether they are in the price, and whether they are easy to reach from your seats.
Choose activities that suit the group
When some want to sing, some want to move about and some want to talk, a venue with more than one activity is the practical choice.
Rather than pushing everyone into one game, choose seats where people can swap in or sit out partway through.
Look at how many machines there are, and on what terms
Check the number of dartboards, the karaoke system, the number of microphones and how slots are booked. When it is busy, these can be shared.
Whether the facilities are inside your room or in a shared area also changes how the group spends the evening.
Pick seats and a room for your numbers
Beyond the maximum capacity, check the number of seats so everyone can sit, and where bags can go.
To sing without an audience, a fully private room; for a relaxed evening built on darts, open seating works too.
- The dartboards
- The karaoke system
- The number of seats
- Whether there is a private room
Compare the free-flow drinks against the activity charge
Check whether the seat charge, the equipment charge, the free-flow drinks and the service charge come as a set or separately.
Compare on the total per person, including the session length, last orders and the extension rate.
Golf, darts and karaoke in Gion
At Gion Country Club you can play simulation golf and darts, and the VIP room has DAM karaoke.
From open seating to a fully private room, choose according to your numbers and what you want to play.
Frequently asked questions
Can darts and karaoke be used at the same time?
That depends on how the venue is laid out and on its rules. Tell them what you want to play and how many you are when you book.
Is the activity charge part of the free-flow plan?
It varies by plan. Confirm the total including any equipment charge.
Can beginners enjoy darts?
With a simple game, yes. Just keep to a safe way of throwing.
