2026 Critics Choice VIP Party Tickets
As Hollywood prepares for award show season, there’s one celebrity event that we’re looking forward to even more than the others. It’s the VIP parties celebrating the Critics Choice Awards. Why is this event so special? For one, it’s the sheer number of stars who attend from TV and the big screen. Just like the Golden Globes, the CCAs celebrate the year’s best achievements in film and television, which means that any party will be double the fun. Whether you go every year or have always dreamed of attending an A-list event in Hollywood, we’ll make sure that you don’t miss the next VIP party celebrating the Critics Choice Awards.
What Are The Critics Choice Awards?
The Critics Choice Awards are a highly anticipated film and TV award show hosted by the Critics Choice Association. The event has been an annual tradition since 1996. As the name implies, this award show differs from other events of its kind because the nominees and winners are chosen by film and television critics, not just industry professionals or fans, and film critics are notoriously critical. Duh! They have studied films and have their own concept of what makes a movie great or terrible. You don’t have to agree with them. Even Siskel and Ebert routinely disagreed.
At this award show, there’s no academy, and box office sales are irrelevant. The only thing that matters is what the critics think, and they’re usually pretty accurate. The CCAs, which are typically held in mid-January, have an uncanny ability to predict eventual Oscar® and Golden Globe® winners. In 2025, big winners included Demi Moore for Best Actress in “The Substance,” Adrien Brody for Best Actor in “The Brutalist,” Zoe Saldaña for Best Supporting Actress in “Emilia Pérez” and Kieran Culkin for Best Supporting Actor in “A Real Pain.” Meanwhile, “Anora” won Best Picture, and “Conclave” received a CCA award for Best Acting Ensemble. We can’t wait to see who wins in 2026, and with VIP party tickets, you can be there to help the winners celebrate.
When Are the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards?
The 2026 edition of the show marks the 31st anniversary for the Critics Choice Awards. That’s right, it’s been an annual tradition in Hollywood since 1995. And it’s still one of the classiest, swankiest award shows around. The 31st annual Critics Choice Awards are scheduled for Sunday, January 11, 2026 (estimated date), about six weeks before the Oscars®. Will it have a bearing on the Academy Awards®? That’s doubtful. But it will have a direct effect on the people who win a trophy. Winning a Critics’ Choice Award is a good sign for any film, TV show or actor.
Naturally, the show is being held in scenic Los Angeles where the beautiful people love to party hearty, as we all do. Organizers haven’t announced whether the award show will be held at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar or its usual home at the Fairmont Century Plaza next to the legendary Walk of Fame in the heart of Hollywood.
If you want to attend a Critics Choice party in 2026, let us know so that we can set aside a few VIP passes for you. When all your friends realize that no more are to be had, they’ll be consumed with envy, and you can laugh all the way to the door. With VIP Concierge, you don’t have to miss an A-list event ever again. We’ve been selling VIP tickets to celebrity parties for over 20 years. We have your back.
Reserve Your VIP Critics Choice Party Tickets for 2026
The 2026 Critics Choice Awards may seem a long way off, but now is the absolute best time to book your party tickets. We only have a limited number of spots. Contact us today before our VIP Critics Choice party tickets sell out. It’s time to get up so that you can get down. Let your fingers do the walking, and call VIP Concierge for the lowdown. Make sure to join our exclusive email list to receive the latest updates about this and other VIP events!
Please note that we are referring to unofficial parties celebrating the Critics Choice Awards. We have no official association with the Critics Choice Awards or the Critics Choice Association.
