New social hotspot set to open in London to offer week-long giveaway
To celebrate its launch in Covent Garden, Bat & Ball is hosting a 'Seven for Seven' giveaway, offering a range of prizes to the first visitors.
Each day during the opening week, starting from Friday, March 14, visitors can step up to the giant 'Spin the Seven Dials' dartboard for a chance to win various prizes.
Every visitor will get one throw at the dartboard, with the potential to win entry into a £500 party prize draw, free drinks, free food, and free gaming.
More than eight different games are available to choose from at Bat & Ball Covent Garden, including ping pong, interactive dartboards, and pool.
If you're looking for a more structured gaming experience, groups can book a professional Games Master or Ping Pong Coach.
The venue also boasts a nine-hole mini-golf course with an urban jungle theme, and a shuffleboard table for strategic challenges.
Bat & Ball Covent Garden has three full-size ping pong tables for guests to enjoy.
For those who prefer a party atmosphere, beer pong and prosecco pong offer a lively twist to the classic game.
The promotional poster for the event (Image: Bat & Ball) The interactive dartboards offer over 10 mini-games, providing plenty of variety for guests.
Three full-size pool tables are also available for guests to enjoy.
Bat & Ball Covent Garden features two private karaoke booths.
These booths, powered by Lucky Voice, offer more than 50,000 songs for guests to choose from.
From Thursday to Saturday, live DJs from Cut Loose will be spinning a range of music to keep the dance floor packed until late.
Known for their sets at MOTH Club, the DJs will play everything from house and disco to party anthems.
Bat & Ball Covent Garden promises to be a new social destination in the city.
Whether you're looking to compete in games, enjoy a night out, or take part in the prize giveaway, the venue has something for everyone.
The new venue offers a variety of activities and experiences, making it a new social hotspot in the city.
From high-energy games to a lively atmosphere, Bat & Ball Covent Garden is set to be a new favourite spot in London.
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