London Group Activities

Do we really need to tell you how fun it would be to get all your friends together for a BallieBallerson ball pit session? A million balls in a ball pit, unlimited pizza and bottomless prosecco (for their brunch) – think of the carnage.

Darts has just got a lot more social at the Flight Club. Using state-of-the-art technology and new gameplay techniques, they’ve improved upon the original recipe to create Social Darts, where you and your friends can battle it out, and even the most inexperienced player has a chance of winning. To help things ease along, there’s delicious cocktails and sharing platters as well; head to Bloomsbury or Shoreditch to try it out.

Another great spot for group activities in London, Nordic Bar spoils you with great happy hours, table football and all the ping pong games you can think off. Get competitive with your group and come out victorious at this fun fuelled Swedish themed bar.

Looking to take the team on a night out in London and looking for that perfect blend of fun and booze? Head on down to Munich Cricket Club. Not only a beerhouse providing the best in lederhosen and Bavarian culture, there's hunking sausage plates and steins to boot.

Perfect for getting the gang together, join Bunker 51 for activities like paintball or – if you’re a bit more soft – airsoft, laser tag, or even to stop by for BBQ with drinks. An for an even more immersive activity, you can opt in for their terrifying zombie SWAT experience.

A Door In A Wall is an immersive experience where you and your friends take on the lead roles in a compelling story. Each experience varies and is designed to push everyone involved outside of their comfort zones. Whether you're scrambling for clues in a hidden speakeasy, running through the streets of London or solving puzzles at a famous landmark, this interactive experience is something you'll be talking about for years to come.

Get the gang together and indulge in a night of chocolate with MyChocolate. They are committed to delicious, unforgettable and creative chocolate-based events, which promises to teach you a unique way of looking at chocolate in London while also allowing you to indulge in the best sweet in the land.  

Get your gang together and set about saving the entire world with the immersive game that comes to you. Aftermath challenges you to work as a team and solve a mysterious murder; with room for 5-20 people, this is the perfect experience for London group activities.

London Cocktail Club offers you the chance to get behind the bar to create your own personal cocktail recipe. Choose from any of their four bars, and be taught by one of the professional mixologists as you and your group learn what it takes to craft the perfect cocktail. LCC can cater for groups of up to 20; book online and get involved in one of our favourite group activities in London.

Catering to groups of 2 or more, Oddbins are the latest tutored tastings team to create tailored packages for whatever your party needs are. Whether you're looking for something for a corporate event, a birthday or even a stag/hen do, Oddbins will tailor their services to you. Choose from a wine, beer or spirit tasting or even pitch your own (whisky and chocolate?) and they'll handle the rest. 

You have one hour to save the world from a mad scientist's plan or to work out what sinister plot the government is cooking up in these brilliant escape room experiences. Head to ExCeL as they create 13 purpose built rooms with two scenarios, meaning you can battle against other teams across several rooms should you wish.

Looking for something fun to do with a group in London? If you've got a few competitive bones lying around, head on down to Bounce in Old Street as not only is there a restaurant on hand for all your pizza needs, there's plenty of ping pong tables that you can book into too. Going bottomless? Check out their private bottomless brunch which will give you two hours of endless cocktails, pizza and play all to yourself.

You could just go to Queens for their delicious MEATliquor food or their great cocktail list. But you’d be missing out on, not just their ice skating rink, but their 12 bowling lanes too.

Put a bit of sparkle into your group night out with Retro Events, a company that throws themed bashes. The group can organise everything from birthday parties through to corporate events and cover the entertainment, music and location among others.

Take a ride on The Ghost Bus Tour for a novel way to see London, learning more about the city and its ghoulish secrets. Whizz around on a vintage Routemaster as a master guide entertains you.

If you're looking for some of the best group activities in London, then Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes is the place for you. With bowling, pool, table football and karaoke, there's loads to keep you occupied for your next group night out in London.

Get your gang together and get them to Studio 88, the ultimate live music party venue brought to you by the team behind The Piano Works. Their live band will take your requests and play the best songs all night, and you can sip on cocktails and eat their deliciously inventive California Cones and sip on cocktails until the early hours. For a party with a real difference book a Can’t Sing Choir lesson where your group can learn and perform a song of their choosing which can also be teamed up with a cocktail masterclass.

Get a gang together for Inamo Soho Games Room, where they boast over 150 games on your favourite consoles (including retro games), streaming services, and two 150 inch screens to use it all on.

Lucky Voice in Islington has established a reputation for offering some of the finest, easy-going group nights out in the capital. With a number of karaoke machines, a bar stocked full of craft cocktails and a long list of musical hits, it hopes to live up to the success of its sister venue in Soho. Arguably the perfect group activity in London, grab all your mates, head down and embody your favourite performers by singing until your throat's sore.

Located in a former chapel, Cactus Kitchens is available for private hire as well as individual lessons as Michel Roux Jr takes over the venue. The renowned chef will be running classes with space for up to 12 people in a modern and state-of-the-art space.

Located directly off the Thames Path, the Hay’s Galleria comes made up of a maze of bars, dining spaces and a lovely outdoor terrace: but you’ll find us out on the petanque pitch indulging in a little competitive socialising. Bring your crew together for a few games of this French take on the classic game of boules, then head inside for some tasty British fare or retire outside for a few drinks on the terrace.