If all you want for Christmas is to visit Mariah Carey‘s Holiday Bar, you may be in luck. The immersive pop-up, presented by Bucket Listers, is expanding to eight cities this year - including its first international spot.
The cocktail experience, returning for its "biggest, most Mariah-fied season yet," launches in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, London, Los Angeles, New York and San Diego, on November 19.
"The holidays are my favorite time of year, and I love finding new ways to share the magic with my fans," Carey said in a statement shared with People. "This year, we're making my holiday bars even more fabulous and bringing the celebration to more cities than ever before! Think festive cocktails, wall-to-wall sparkle, and plenty of surprises. I can't wait for everyone to celebrate with us!"
The bars will offer a cocktail menu showcasing the "Hero" singer's Black Irish cream liqueur. The drink lineup includes the Make My Wish Come True, MC Toasted Tini and Imperfect Angel. A press release calls the pop-up "a winter dreamscape oasis worthy of The Queen of Christmas".
"Guests will be transported into wall-to-wall Mariah-inspired décor, chart topping interactive moments, and surprises designed to celebrate her signature glamour at every turn," the description adds. "A must-visit destination for both die-hard Carey fans and holiday lovers alike."
Locations in each city include Atlanta's Pullman Yards, Boston's Tuscan Kitchen, Chicago's Experience 868, Houston's Spindletop, London's O2, Los Angeles' The Valorian, New York's Moxy Chelsea and San Diego's Beau Hotel.
Last year's Mariah-themed festivities landed in New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Miami. And in 2024, Carey teamed up with Virgin Hotels to create "All I Want for Christmas"-themed bars in honor of the 1994 hit's 30th anniversary.
The hotel brand, in partnership with Bucket Listers, launched Mariah Carey's Black Irish Holiday Bars in Chicago, Dallas, New York City, Nashville and New Orleans. Highlights from both years included twice-hourly plays of Carey's iconic holiday song, a "Letters to Mariah Carey" station and cocktails made with Carey's Black Irish cream.
(People)
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