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The Jingle Bar Sleighs into San Diego! After spreading festive cheer to over 5,000 holiday lovers on the East Coast, the most magical Christmas pop-up bar is finally landing in San Diego this December! Get ready for a dazzling season filled with twinkling lights, heartwarming holiday moments, and festive fun around every corner. What Ticket Holders Can Expect: The Merriest Bar in San Diego: Step into a wonderland decked out with tinsel, twinkling trees, and presents galore. Our venue is fully transformed into a Christmas dream! Holiday Hits & Jolly Jingles: Non-Stop Xmas Classics: From Mariah Carey to Frank Sinatra, we’ve got the ultimate festive soundtrack, with a few party tunes to keep the vibes pumping. Festive Cocktails & Tasty Treats: Sip on delicious, holiday-themed drinks and nibble on festive bites to keep the holiday cheer flowing! Christmas Games & Elfin Entertainment: Our “Christmas miracle makers” will host some holiday games and surprises to make your night unforgettable! Prizes for Best Dressed: Show off your Christmas style! Whether it's the ultimate ugly sweater or a surprise Grinch costume, there are prizes for the most festive outfits Limited tickets and sessions available—grab yours before they’re gone! This magical event sells out fast every year, so round up your crew, and let’s make this Christmas one to remember. FAQs: Non-Refundable Tickets: Can’t make it? You may transfer to a different session (if available) for a $10 fee. Food is NOT included in your ticket. Food offerings will vary by location (and may not be available at all), with menus released closer to the event. Get ready to experience the holiday magic at The Jingle Bar—your Christmas spirit awaits!

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