TOCA Social London

TOCA Social brings interactive football gaming to corporate and private events inside The O2 — 30,000 square feet, 17 gaming boxes, three bars, and an immersive dessert room across two floors of the most recognisable entertainment venue in Greenwich.

The key detail for event planners: the games are designed for everyone, not football fans. The tech-powered challenges work for people who've never touched a ball, which transforms this from a niche sports venue into a genuinely inclusive team entertainment space. That distinction matters when you're booking for 200 colleagues with varying interests and fitness levels.

Activity-First Events

TOCA Social's model inverts the traditional event format. Instead of a room where entertainment is added on top, the entertainment is the infrastructure — 17 gaming boxes spread across two floors, each delivering immersive football challenges with individual screens that can switch between gameplay and presentation mode. Corporate conferences use the boxes as breakout spaces by day and competitive entertainment by evening, all without reconfiguring the venue.

The Players' Lounge on the upper mezzanine operates as a private events floor overlooking the main action — its own bar, WCs, photo booth, and tequila bar creating a self-contained VIP experience for up to 250 guests. Below, the Corner Bar's seven gaming boxes and 250 capacity handle the larger-format corporate parties and seasonal celebrations.

The O2 Factor

The landmark location carries its own weight for event invitations. Guests arrive at a venue they recognise, beneath a dome that signals scale and occasion. North Greenwich's Jubilee Line access connects directly to the City, Canary Wharf, and central London, while the venue's in-house catering — Modern Americana and Asian-inspired menus — alongside the immersive Sweet Finish dessert room means the evening's food and entertainment stay within one space.

For corporate planners specifically, TOCA Social offers something that most activity venues don't: genuine conference capability. AV support, branding throughout the venue, presentation screens in gaming boxes, and spaces that flex from boardroom to party floor make this a dual-purpose venue rather than a team night out with meeting rooms attached.