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Planning a Blue Mountains Christmas Party

The Mountains hold two Christmas seasons. December brings work breakups and family gatherings, while the cold months bring Christmas-in-July lunches by the fire, a tradition many hotels and guesthouses lean into.

Ways groups celebrate Christmas up here:

  • A clifftop lunch or dinner in Katoomba above the Jamison Valley, in rooms that hold up to 300 for cocktails
  • A garden estate in Blackheath with a marquee by the lake, for a larger end-of-year party
  • A grazing table from $35 per person in a Springwood club, an easy choice for Lower Mountains teams
  • A hosted team activity before the meal, with programs from $70 per person at the resort you choose
  • Gin tastings or a cocktail class in Katoomba from $45 per person, as a relaxed afternoon
  • A DJ from $2,750 or a 360 booth from $900 to carry the evening

Family Christmas days with young children can add pony rides and a petting zoo from $770. More rooms are on Christmas party venues.

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December or July

  • December Fridays go first, so lock in the room before the spring rush
  • A July lunch gets the open fires and the chance of a frosty morning, which suits a long seated meal
  • Winter dates can be easier to secure at the grand hotels than late-year Fridays
  • Ask whether a Christmas-in-July menu is set or can be adjusted for dietary needs

Getting the group up and back

  • A charter vehicle with your own driver can take the team to Echo Point and Leura before lunch
  • Plan departures before dark in winter, when fog can sit on the highway towns
  • Guesthouses with rooms let the team stay over instead of travelling at night

Extras worth booking early

  • Furniture and heater hire starts at $195 for parties held in a garden or a work site
  • Styling, linen and tableware can be delivered to most Mountains venues
  • Confirm whether the venue supplies a microphone for the end-of-year speeches

Christmas Parties: Your Questions Answered

What is Christmas in July in the Blue Mountains?

It is a mid-winter Christmas lunch or dinner, often with roast menus and open fires, held while the Mountains are at their coldest. Many hotels and guesthouses run them for groups through June to August.

How much does a work Christmas party cost in the Blue Mountains?

Club grazing in Springwood starts at $35 per person, team activities from $70 per person, and gin or cocktail sessions from $45 per person. Clifftop hotels price by package, so ask for a total per guest.

Can a Christmas party include a scenic tour of the lookouts?

Yes. Private charters with a driver run between Echo Point, Wentworth Falls and Leura, and can drop the group at the venue for lunch.

Which Blue Mountains venues suit a large end-of-year party?

The garden estate marquee in Blackheath takes up to 250 for cocktails, the Echo Point venue up to 300, and the Medlow Bath ballroom up to 400 standing.

Is there kids entertainment for a family Christmas day in the Mountains?

Pony rides, a mobile petting zoo and small rides cover Katoomba & Leura and the Lower Mountains, from $770. Book early for December weekends.