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Two hours of non-stop beer pong and Czech lagers in Prague 1. Play on custom tables with unlimited Czech beer, English-speaking bartenders, and a lively sports-bar atmosphere.
Two hours of non-stop beer pong and Czech lagers in Prague 1. Play on custom tables with unlimited Czech beer, English-speaking bartenders, and a lively sports-bar atmosphere.
You step into a low-lit room where music cuts through the chatter and the air smells faintly of malt and lemon-lime soda. Long custom tables line the floor; pinging balls arc, land and scatter as laughter rises. For two hours you play, trade boasting rights and drink from a steady flow of Czech lager poured straight from kegs behind the bar.
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Operated by Drunken Monkey · Prague, Prague
You step into a low-lit room where music cuts through the chatter and the air smells faintly of malt and lemon-lime soda. Long custom tables line the floor; pinging balls arc, land and scatter as laughter rises. For two hours you play, trade boasting rights and drink from a steady flow of Czech lager poured straight from kegs behind the bar.
Prague’s beer culture runs deep — Bohemia has been brewing since the Middle Ages and the city’s pubs have long been social engines. The Drunken Monkey sits in Prague 1, where old guild houses and modern nightlife meet; the space borrows the informal energy of sports bars while leaning into Czech beer’s easy-drinking clarity.
This is not a historical tour; it’s a social, unapologetically loud experience built around play. Expect communal seating, English-speaking bartenders who run the event, and constant TV sports. The beers are typical Czech lagers — golden, crisp, and designed to keep the pace.
Practical guidance: bring valid ID (Czech law is strict), pace yourself — unlimited doesn’t mean fast — and plan transport: public transit and taxis are nearby. The setup includes cups and balls, and staff will show you the rules and keep the beers flowing. If you prefer a quieter night, consider an earlier slot or a different venue, but for groups wanting competitive, convivial chaos framed by Prague’s beer legacy, this ticket delivers.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; this is a social indoor activity rather than a physical challenge
Yes — the ticket includes unlimited Czech beer for the two-hour session, served by the bar staff during play.
Unlimited bottled water is provided and staff can often offer non-alcoholic options; notify them on arrival if you prefer alternatives.
Service animals are allowed per the listing; notify staff if you require assistance seating or space adjustments.
No — the bartenders set up tables and explain rules, making it accessible to first-timers and experienced players alike.
Prague’s beer scene traces back to medieval Bohemia; the city became famous for pale lagers and communal taverns that shaped civic life.
Many Prague bars participate in recycling programs and favor local breweries; drink responsibly to reduce waste and support smaller producers.
Drunken Monkey operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a low-lit room where music cuts through the chatter and the air smells faintly of malt and lemon-lime soda. Long custom tables line the floor; pinging balls arc, land and scatter as laughter rises. For two hours you play, trade boasting rights and drink from a steady flow of Czech lager poured straight from kegs behind the bar.
You step into a low-lit room where music cuts through the chatter and the air smells faintly of malt and lemon-lime soda. Long custom tables line the floor; pinging balls arc, land and scatter as laughter rises. For two hours you play, trade boasting rights and drink from a steady flow of Czech lager poured straight from kegs behind the bar.
Prague’s beer culture runs deep — Bohemia has been brewing since the Middle Ages and the city’s pubs have long been social engines. The Drunken Monkey sits in Prague 1, where old guild houses and modern nightlife meet; the space borrows the informal energy of sports bars while leaning into Czech beer’s easy-drinking clarity.
This is not a historical tour; it’s a social, unapologetically loud experience built around play. Expect communal seating, English-speaking bartenders who run the event, and constant TV sports. The beers are typical Czech lagers — golden, crisp, and designed to keep the pace.
Practical guidance: bring valid ID (Czech law is strict), pace yourself — unlimited doesn’t mean fast — and plan transport: public transit and taxis are nearby. The setup includes cups and balls, and staff will show you the rules and keep the beers flowing. If you prefer a quieter night, consider an earlier slot or a different venue, but for groups wanting competitive, convivial chaos framed by Prague’s beer legacy, this ticket delivers.