How to Choose the Right Amber Lounge Table

Not every group needs the same experience. Amber Lounge operates on a tiered system from the Club Pass, which includes entry and a drinks credit, through to the Amber Suite, a private room for corporate groups and premium celebrations. Understanding which tier fits your group saves money, prevents overspending, and ensures the night works as intended.

Club Pass

The Club Pass is individual access with a drinks credit. It's the entry point: you get access to the full venue, the music, the atmosphere, and the social energy of the evening. It works for guests attending solo or with a loosely connected group who don't need a dedicated table or guaranteed seating, and who want to experience the room without committing to bottle service.

For couples attending for the first time, the Club Pass is a practical way to get to know the room, its layout and energy, before committing to a higher tier. Many guests who start with a Club Pass upgrade to a table on subsequent visits.

Shared Table

Shared tables are offered at select price points and provide guaranteed seating with bottle service included at a lower cost. You're assigned seats at a table that may be occupied by other guests not in your group. It works well for pairs or small groups of three who want the table experience without the cost of a private table.

This tier suits sociable guests who understand that sharing a table at Amber Lounge creates a different kind of evening: introductions happen, networks connect. It's not for those who want exclusivity or privacy.

Silver Table

The Silver table is the first tier where your group has a private table for the evening. A bottle of champagne and a bottle of spirits are included, with a minimum spend that comfortably accommodates four to six guests. The table is in the main venue with full room access.

For first-time group attendees, whether that's four friends, two couples, or a birthday group, Silver is the right choice. The value is clear, the inclusion is solid, and the difference from a Club Pass is immediately obvious. Most regular guests started here.

Gold Table

Gold tables have a higher minimum spend and better positioning. The inclusion is more generous: more bottles and a preferred location closer to the stage or in a high-visibility area. For groups of six to ten, Gold balances position, inclusion, and cost effectively.

Celebrations like birthdays, bachelorettes, and anniversaries naturally fit Gold tier. Table visibility in the room makes it the right choice for a group that wants to be noticed and has a reason to celebrate. Staff attention at Gold tier is noticeably different from Silver.

Platinum Table

Platinum is for groups that want the best available table in the main venue. Position is prime: central, elevated, or front. The inclusion is substantial. For corporate groups using the evening to entertain clients, Platinum reads correctly to the people you're hosting. The table position, service quality, and inclusion level all communicate appropriately.

For major celebrations like significant birthdays, season closers, or once-in-a-decade occasions, Platinum is the right answer. Groups of eight to fifteen fit naturally at this tier.

Amber Suite

The Amber Suite is a private room within the venue, separated from the main floor but connected to it. It's used exclusively for corporate entertainment at scale, large group celebrations, and guests who need genuine privacy. Main floor access is included for all Suite guests.

Use the Suite for groups of fifteen or more, corporate groups hosting clients, and guests requiring discretion. The minimum spend reflects the private space and exclusive service. If your group genuinely needs privacy, not just prefers it, the Suite is correct. For groups that simply want a premium experience, Platinum provides it at lower cost.

The Recommendation, Summarised

First-timers in a group of two to four should book Silver or Gold, depending on group size and budget. The first experience is about the room, the music, and the people.

Returning guests with a group of six to ten should consider Gold or Platinum, based on the occasion and group. Corporate groups should not go lower than Platinum.

For celebrations of any size, book Gold for smaller events and Platinum for larger ones or occasions where presentation matters.

Corporate entertainment of fifteen or more, or situations requiring privacy, call for the Amber Suite.

If you're unsure which tier fits your situation, the concierge team will give you a straight answer based on group size, occasion, and budget. WhatsApp is the fastest route.