Roxy Ball Room Merrion Street announces transformation with bowling, karaoke and arcade machines
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The brand's Merrion Street bar has undergone a major transformation while it has been closed during lockdown, with new games in the larger three-floor venue.
The basement level will feature a new Bank Shot Shuffleboard - a challenging twist on the popular game with a board that loops back on itself, making it more challenging to get the puck into the scoring zone.
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Hide AdThere will be Duckpin Bowling lanes, a game that combines ten-pin bowling with skittles, private karaoke rooms, arcade machines and Crazy Pool.
The ground floor bar will feature five beer pong tables, while the first floor boasts four full-size American pool tables, two shuffleboards, two beer pong tables and two further ping pong tables.
The beer, food and cocktail menus will return, with a selection of draught lagers and craft beers including Roxy Lager, Camden Pale and ABK Weissbier.
Hungry gamers can feast on a menu including loaded nachos, chicken wings, pizzas, and burgers.
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Hide AdGaming will reopen on May 17, but Roxy's outdoor seating will reopen on April 12 as part of the Merrion Street party - a 200 capacity outdoor drinking area with live DJs.
Seven independent businesses on the street have joined forces to install a 50m canopy, inspired by the successful Merrion Street Festival in the summer of 2020.
Roxy brand development manager Joel Mitchell said: "’We are all extremely excited about taking our Merrion Street venue to another level.
"The people of Leeds are long overdue for a big night out on the town. Roxy Ball Room is coming back in a big way to help create memories that can make up for all those special occasions that we’ve all missed out on.
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Hide Ad‘"The bar is ready to go from May 17 and I’m looking forward to seeing some familiar faces, from our loyal customers to co-workers and friends from our neighbouring bars.
"I'm confident the people of Leeds are going to love our new-look, supersized venue when it finally reopens, and I know jaws will drop when they check out the new basement bar and see the massive selection of gaming that is now on offer."
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