Roxy Leisure is set to open its Roxy Lanes concept venue in Liverpool city centre next month. The entertainment facility will offer bowling and other activities, along with a food and drink menu. Opening times are yet to be confirmed.
The entertainment facility will open its doors on School Lane and will focus more on bowling, joining Roxy Ball Room venues in the Cavern Quarter and Hanover Street.
Although the Roxy Ball Room venues are strictly for adults, those under 18 will be allowed entry until 5pm on Saturdays and every other night until 7pm so long as they're accompanied by a supervising adult.READ MORE: Get a free National Trust pass worth up to £50 for your family day out this autumn Opening times are yet to be confirmed but guests can expect all the activities Roxy's has become synonymous with. American pool, beer pong, ice-free curling, karaoke, shuffleboard, darts and more will all be housed under one roof.
Roxy Leisure's extensive food and drink menu will also be on offer, with pizza, hot dogs, wings and fries readily available for those wanting to line their stomachs as they play. Guests can tag along to the grand opening on Friday, November 17. You can find the new venue at 7 School Lane, Unit 2. in Liverpool city centre.Don't miss the biggest and breaking stories by signing up to the Echo Daily newsletter here
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