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For a work Christmas party, an activity takes the pressure off. Instead of a room full of colleagues making small talk, a bowling competition gives teams something to rally around, and people who do not usually work together end up on the same lane. North Strathfield, in the inner west beside Concord and Strathfield, suits teams based outside the CBD or spread across the suburbs, because it is easier to drive to than the city. The venue listed here is Room 300 @ Kingpin North Strathfield, a private event room with its own bowling lanes, with laser tag and arcade games next door.
The practical details for an end-of-year function:
A simple format works well: arrive and eat, a short thank-you from management, then a team bowling tournament with a prize for the winners. Laser tag or the arcade can round out the night for anyone keen on a rematch. Because the room is private, speeches can happen without competing with other groups, and staff heading home have the station nearby or their cars on site. It is a party people talk about afterwards for the scores rather than the small talk.

Room 300 @ Kingpin North Strathfield is a private event room with its own bowling lanes for up to 70 guests. A bowling tournament gives colleagues an easy way to mix, and laser tag and arcade games are next door.
Room 300 starts from $3,000 minimum spend. Ask how food and drinks packages count towards it, as they make up most of a Christmas party budget.
Yes, Kingpin has paid parking on site, and the suburb is easier to drive to than the city. Staff who plan to drink can use North Strathfield station nearby instead.
Several months ahead for a Friday in late November or December, as those dates go first. Midweek or January dates give you more choice.