Adults only playground known for 'booze and ball games' will open first London location

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Adults only playground known for 'booze and ball games' will open first London location

An adults only playground known for 'booze and ball games' is opening its first London location next year. Roxy Ball Room is set to bring their late-night competitive socialising concept to St Mary Axe, in the City, sometime in Spring 2025.

An exact date has not been confirmed yet but bosses have confirmed the site will have lots of fun activities all under one roof. These will include tech darts, beer pong, duck pin bowling, shooting pods, basketball, karaoke, ice-free curling, ping-pong, tech shuffle, crazy pool and much more.

Guests can also enjoy a long list of cocktails, spirits, and beer whilst jamming out to a soundtrack of indie and rock hits. There will also be some tasty food options such as pizzas, Bratwurst hotdogs, and chicken wings, as well as fries tossed in the signature Roxy BBQ seasoning.

You can go head-to-head with your friends and colleagues

Joel Mitchell, Roxy Leisure’s marketing director said, “We’re absolutely thrilled to announce that Roxy is finally coming to the UK’s capital. We’ve already established ourselves as one of the UKs most popular competitive socialising venues and know the people of London are going to love what we have to offer.

"The Roxy experience is second to none and we’re ready to take this to the next level with our London launch. Expect great games and awesome drinks all to the backdrop of our famous rock ‘n’ indie soundtrack. London, let’s do this!”

This will be the 20th branch under the Roxy Leisure name after launching in Leeds in 2013. Owners Matt and Ben Jones have since expanded the brand to York, Nottingham, Birmingham, Leicester, Cardiff, Cheltenham and Liverpool.

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