Hero, located at the base of American Airlines Center in Victory Park, offers up a gigantic space and a huge menu with massive cocktails to match. Choose from five group cocktails including the $45 “megamosa,” served in a 3-foot-tall champagne glass; and the watermelon cooler, served in an actual Coleman cooler.

Harwood’s newest restaurant, bar and patio, Te Deseo, will mix up two cocktails that serve a crowd (priced at $55 each). Havana’s Mojito features Diplomático Mantuano rum, lemongrass, Topo Chico, mint, and lime. The Te Deseo Margarita combines Lunazul Blanco tequila, jackfruit cordial, lime, and house orange bitters.

It should come as no surprise to anyone that a spot called Punch Bowl Social serves up, well, bowls of boozy punch. Whether it’s a corporate event, birthday, brunch or just Thirsty Thursday, a $40 four-person Spritz to Share combining Aperol, sparkling wine, and fizzy soda awaits.

Asian-flavored Gung Ho plays host to tiki cocktails quite often, and its foray into cocktails-for-a-crowd are big, beautiful examples of that comeback trend. The $45 Hello Hong Kong features 42 Below Vodka, Yuzu Sake, plum brandy, raspberries, lemongrass, and lemon. The Good Night Shanghai (also $45) combines Cruzan rum with pea flower tea, pineapple, coconut cream, orange juice, and lime.

The High Fives Fish Bowl is a $50, multi-strawed combination of not one but three different flavors of Stoli vodka, plus lime, peach schnapps, grenadine, pineapple, Sprite, and fresh fruit.

On the seventh floor of The Adolphus hotel downtown, $50 will keep drinkers cool beside the pool with a huge frozen margarita full of rosé, Aperol, Licor 43, strawberry, simple syrup, and lime. 

Score 96 oz. of booze with a Mastiff Mule for $65 at The Backyard (just make sure to bring a couple of friends because this bar definitely requires sharing).

Obviously, the one true tiki bar in DFW should serve more than one tiki drink with more than one straw. Called Search Party Specialties, these three cocktails are served up in classic shareable vessels and are more than enough fun for a party of 3-4. Plenty of rum, fruit juices and house-made ingredients make the Scorpion Bowl, the Release the Kraken! and the Volcano Bowl as delicious as they are strong.