Most people don't think of a darts bar watch party as an option, but the ingredients are already there: a screen, a relaxed social setup, and a board to throw a few rounds on between plays. Here's how to actually plan a night around watching a game and throwing darts.
Why a darts bar works for watching games
AI DARTS has screens on site, and the seating is already built for friends to sit together and take turns on the machine. You don't have to stare at the screen the whole time, sneaking off for a round doesn't feel awkward at all. And since we're open 24 hours, it doesn't matter when a match starts or how late it runs, there's no closing-time cutoff to worry about.
How to check if we're showing a specific match
To be upfront: we don't show every international match on a fixed schedule, and we don't have a partnership with any specific league or broadcaster. The fastest way to check if a particular match will be on is to message us on LINE with the match name and time, we'll tell you directly whether we can set it up.
Planning a watch-and-throw night
- Message us ahead if it's a bigger group, so we can plan for seats and open machines
- Warm up with a few rounds before the match kicks off, then take turns during breaks
- You don't need to watch the whole thing glued to the screen, throw when you want, watch when you want, the two aren't in conflict
There's more to do than just watch
Get hungry mid-match and there's Hotdogray hot dogs on site. You can also bring your own drinks, whatever you want, and there's no minimum spend, so a group can camp out all night without anyone nagging you to order more.
Want to bring your friends for a watch-and-throw night, message us on LINE to check what we can set up. Menu's here.