Leeds is getting a massive new entertainment playground next week, and they are giving away free bowling to celebrate!
The UK’s biggest independent boutique bowling brand, Lane7, is officially opening its doors at Trinity Leeds on Tuesday, 2nd June. They’ve taken over a giant 23,000-square-foot space on Albion Street to bring what they call “all your best nights in one” right into the heart of the city centre.
To get everyone through the doors, they are running a special “Baller Week” offer from opening day on Tuesday 2nd June, right through to Monday 8th June. If you book online and plug in the code LEEDSBALLERS at checkout, you can score a completely free bowling session for up to four people.
The venue itself is packed with 12 state-of-the-art, interactive bowling lanes that light up to celebrate your strikes. But it’s definitely not just a bowling alley. It’s a full-on late-night gaming hub featuring darts, pool tables, beer pong, Big Putts golf, an interactive “Playground” zone, and loads of retro arcade games.
The opening is a huge win for Trinity Leeds, which has been on a bit of a roll lately after welcoming schuh, Jerk Junction, and the LEGO store, with Footasylum and Freight Island still to come.
Gavin Hughes, Managing Director at Lane7, can’t wait to welcome everyone:
“There’s been so much excitement about our arrival since we announced we were coming to Trinity Leeds – it feels like the city has already embraced us. We can’t wait for everyone to see what we’ve been working on behind the scenes to bring ‘all your best nights in one’ to Leeds. Leeds is known for its incredible nightlife and we’re sure the arrival of Lane7 will be a big boost for the city’s leisure scene.”
Steven Foster, Centre Director at Trinity Leeds, added:
“Lane7 is an ideal addition to Trinity Leeds, offering a fun new concept for our guests to experience. Its arrival follows the latest new openings from schuh, Jerk Junction and the LEGO store. With Footasylum and Freight Island still to come, our already impressive line-up is going from strength to strength.”
