A national entertainment company, known for its trampoline parks, has launched its third activity venture at a Kent shopping centre.
Gravity Arcade opened on Thursday (December 12) at Bluewater, in Greenhithe, and promises to offer a “gaming experience like no other”.
Gravity already runs a trampoline park and climbing wall at the shopping centre making the 7,000 sq ft arcade the third activity offering within the centre.
Michael Harrison, who is co-founder and chief growth officer at the company, said: “We are incredibly excited to launch this new concept at Bluewater.
“Our Gravity Active and Gravity Rocks in the mall already see fantastic footfall, and our FunBox arcades in Gravity MAX sites have consistently performed well.
“Introducing this standalone product offering made perfect sense when a suitable unit became available.
“We are also delighted to continue our long-term partnership with Landsec, a landlord at several of our locations. Bluewater is the perfect home for this thrilling new experience.”
The arcade offers more than 50 games and activities including classic favourites like Pac-Man and Space Invaders, air hockey and basketball hoops.
Gravity Arcade has opened in the former clothing store SDMN, in the Upper Rose Gallery, next to Apricot.
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