Ogden is our home ground. The tables are stored just west of here, which makes it the shortest load-in we do and the easiest date to say yes to on short notice.
The parties here split fairly cleanly. There's the corporate end — the businesses along the Ogden Canyon corridor and out toward Business Depot Ogden, mostly December, mostly a Friday, mostly a room that has to hold a hundred people who've already had dinner. Then there's everything else: birthdays, anniversaries, wedding receptions, and fundraisers for causes that are usually local enough that half the room knows the person being raised for.
What the two have in common is the same awkward hour. Dinner is finished, the speeches are done, and there's still a long way to midnight. That's the hour a casino floor is for.
What it takes. Roughly 100 square feet per table, and a way to get the tables through the door. Most parties here run three or four. Give us your headcount and the venue name and we'll tell you what fits before you commit to the room.
Rooms in this part of town
Ogden has no shortage of rooms that work, from historic downtown spaces to hotel ballrooms and company offices with the desks pushed back. If you've already got somewhere in mind, tell us and we'll tell you straight whether the floor will fit.
Getting there
No travel charge in Ogden. It's the closest city to where the tables live.