Private · Hosted · Branded
Event Domes for VIP Lounges and Hospitality
Hospitality is the part of the event guests remember being treated well in. The Dome House rents and sells geodesic event domes that become private hospitality venues inside larger events: a room with a door, branded to the host or sponsor, with flooring, climate control, and lighting available. The event roars on; your guests have a room.

Create a Private Hospitality Space Within a Larger Event
Five ways hosts and sponsors use a hospitality dome — often more than one per event.

VIP & Sponsor Lounges
The pass has to buy something real: a room with a door and a view of the event, furnished and staffed to your standard.
Green Rooms
Artists and talent get an actual room backstage — private, quiet, and with climate control available.
Bars & Tasting Rooms
A branded structure for spirits tastings, sponsor pours, and premium concessions — the bar build is yours or your caterer's.
Premium Seating & Private Dining
Seated dinners and hosted tables at the event but apart from it — the dome holds the service standard the ticket promised.
Sporting-Event Hospitality
Tournament weekends and race days run on hospitality — a dome puts the host's suite trackside or course-side without a permanent build.
Hosting at someone else's event?
Tell us the event, the guest count, and the service standard — we'll spec the dome and coordinate placement with event ops.
Start the conversationHospitality Dome Sizes
From a green room to a flagship hospitality venue — every size supports many layouts. Site-planning detail is on Event Dome Sizes.
| Size | Approx. apex height | Approx. floor area | Typical setup | Layout ideas |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 ft | 10 ft | 296 ft² | 2 days | Green room, host pod, or tasting bar |
| 24 ft | 12 ft | 426 ft² | 2 days | Intimate VIP lounge or sponsor suite |
| 30 ft | 15 ft | 695 ft² | 2 days | Lounge with bar, or private dining |
| 44 ft | 22 ft | 1,520 ft² | 4 days | Hospitality suite with dining and lounge zones |
| 50 ft | 25 ft | 1,962.5 ft² | 4 days | Premium dining, lounge, and live-feed screens |
| 60 ft | 30 ft | 2,800 ft² | 4 days | Flagship hospitality venue or multi-sponsor lounge |
Approximate dimensions for initial planning. Sizes are subject to change during engineering. Final dimensions and required installation clearances will be confirmed for your project.
Capacity and height are planning estimates only. Final layout depends on your interior program, local rules, and engineering — we estimate them for your project during quoting.
Ask about custom and larger sizes. Feasibility, availability, engineering, logistics, and lead time are confirmed for each project. Every standard size can be purchased or rented.
What We Provide, What the Host Handles
The Dome House can provide
- The dome and its cover — clear, translucent, blackout, or printed with the host's brand
- Flooring, climate control, and lighting — quoted per event, or handled by your own vendors
- Delivery, installation, and removal — available services, scheduled as part of your quote
- Ambient projection as a quoted option; sound and AV coordinated through our partners when scoped
Furniture, bars, decor, and full event production aren't part of a standard scope — bring your hospitality vendors, or ask us what can be coordinated. Services are scoped in your proposal.
The host or sponsor handles
- Furniture, bar builds, decor, and styling
- Catering, service staff, and guest management
- Credential checks and door staffing
- Placement approval and site permissions with the host event
Rent per Event, or Buy the Hospitality Program
Rental
One Event, One Structure
For a single festival, tournament, or launch, renting puts the lounge on site and takes it away again.
What's rented
The dome structure and its cover
Quoted as needed
- Delivery
- Installation
- Strike and removal
Optional upgrades on the same quote: flooring, printed branding, lighting, climate control, projection, sound and av, technical staffing.
Purchase
Own the Suite
Sponsors and event brands that host all season — a race calendar, a tour, a tournament series — often buy the structure: the same branded suite appears at every stop, and the per-event rental line becomes an owned asset.
Purchases run through a quote so the dome, branding, and installation services arrive in one proposal.
Made to order. Schedule is confirmed during quoting.
Options & Upgrades
Flooring, climate control, and lighting can be provided and quoted — or handled by your own vendors. Full detail on the options and customization page.
- Flooring
- Printed branding
- Lighting
- Climate control
- Projection
- Sound and AV
- Technical staffing
Polymer covers in clear, translucent, blackout, or printed and branded finishes, with liners and additional options depending on the project.
Planning the Placement
Inside festival grounds or course-side, the site checklist holds:
- A level surface, indoor or outdoor
- Access for delivery vehicles and installation equipment
- Working room around the dome for installation — larger domes can need 20 ft or more
- Indoors: enough clearance and room for lift equipment during installation
- Power for lighting, climate, and AV options
- Anchoring or ballast as set by the engineering for your site
- Agreed setup and removal windows
Installation and removal windows are coordinated with the host event's schedule and written into the quote.
U.S. rental projects are quoted by location and date, including Alaska and Hawaii. Additional shipping costs and lead times apply to Alaska and Hawaii. International inquiries are reviewed individually; availability, logistics, insurance, customs, and local requirements must be confirmed before booking.
Why The Dome House
- A room with a door — real privacy inside a public event
- Flooring, climate control, and lighting provided or quoted — your vendors welcome
- The structure itself is the sponsor's visibility, and a branded cover is reusable
- Placement, installation, and removal coordinated with event operations
VIP & Hospitality FAQs
How is access to the lounge controlled?
By design: a dome has defined entrances, so wristband or credential checks happen at an actual door rather than along a rope line. Entrance count and placement are planned to your credential tiers and expected flow; door staffing is your team's.
What furniture and finish level is possible inside?
The interior is an open-span room you finish to your standard. Flooring, climate control, and lighting can be provided and quoted — or handled by your own vendors. Furniture, bars, and decor are the host's or sponsor's scope, so your hospitality vendors work with the structure freely.
Can the lounge be branded to the host or sponsor?
Yes — printed and branded covers turn the structure into the sponsorship asset, and a branded cover is reusable from one event to the next. For sponsor-funded hospitality, that visibility is usually what justifies the line item.
Will it stay comfortable with a full guest list?
Climate control is an available option, quoted to the season, the dome size, and the expected occupancy — a packed lounge on a summer race day is exactly the case it's specified for. Ventilation and power are part of the site planning conversation.
Where can a hospitality dome be placed inside an event?
Anywhere the site gives it a level surface, delivery access, and working room for installation — inside festival grounds, trackside, course-side, or beside a stadium concourse. Placement is worked through with event operations so service, sightlines, and guest flow all land.
Does hospitality need projection?
Usually not — most lounges run on furniture, lighting, and service. Ambient projection is an available quoted option when the sponsor wants the space itself to perform, and a full projection build makes sense only when the lounge is the activation. We'll tell you honestly which one the brief calls for.
What does a hospitality rental include?
The rental is the dome structure and its cover. Delivery, installation, and removal are available services quoted as separate line items, and flooring, climate control, lighting, and branding are quoted as options on the same proposal — so the lounge arrives as one decision.
How far ahead should hospitality book?
As soon as the event contract or sponsorship is signed. Event domes are made to order and schedule is confirmed during quoting. We respond to inquiries or return calls within 48 business hours. Quote preparation time depends on your project's scope and complexity. We'll discuss the expected timeline when we connect.
Plan Your Hospitality Space
The event, the guest count, and the standard you're hosting to — that's enough to start. We review your dates and site, then come back with a recommended size and an itemized proposal.
- Your dates and site reviewed before anything is booked
- Placement coordinated with the host event's operations
- One proposal: dome, options, branding, and installation services
We respond to inquiries or return calls within 48 business hours. Quote preparation time depends on your project's scope and complexity. We'll discuss the expected timeline when we connect.


