Game day at Overtime: how watch parties work
Wall-to-wall screens, the sound up for the big one, and a bay to take your own shots in between. Watch parties at Overtime Arena.
A sports bar shows the game. The arena shows the game and then hands you a stick. That is the difference a watch party here is built around.
The screens
Every big game is on, on screens you can see from every seat, with the sound up for the one everybody came for. Game-day food packages are built for a long afternoon: wings, flatbreads, shareable plates and cold drafts that keep coming.
The halftime
This is the part no bar can do. At halftime the group walks ten feet to a multi-sport bay and kicks field goals, or takes a hockey shootout during the intermission, or steps into the Batbox cage during the seventh-inning stretch. Then the second half starts and everyone is back in their seats.
Reserve for the big ones
Playoff games, the Super Bowl, the World Cup and opening nights fill up. Reserve a bay or a table ahead and it is yours for the whole game, with food and drinks served to it.
Which games
Jets, Giants, Rangers, Islanders, Mets and Yankees, plus the national games everyone wants: the ones you would expect from a Long Island arena. Tell us which game you want to see and we will make sure it is on with the sound up.
