Recently visited Namco station, before this visit I would have given 3 stars. It was in decline,…read moregetting boring, nothing new, and nothing exciting, it use to be a good place to be silly and have whole hearty fun. I would visit a few times, and the new machines just didn't tempt me. So when I say my most recent Namco station visit came at a surprise, it really did. It had bigger, newer and cooler machines, designed to capture fun for all groups and ages. It almost reminded me back to when I first visited Namco station. I love the giant size connect 4, and the dodging laser beams. Overall I had a great time, something different and best possible way to kill time.

Sorry the picture is a bit dark, the bar is 3 floors underground. To get to it you have to…read morenegotiate the upper floors filled with, slot machines, video games and other games you usually find in one of those places at popular seaside destinations, so you may spend your drinking money before you reach the bar. Has a lift for wheelchair access to all floors but there isn't a ramp to get into the building in the first place, I have asked the staff and security and they don't know of any either. More details to follow as soon as I find my notes. Sells food all day and does kids menu. No real ale. Has a selection of wines. Areas available for hire.

I ended up here with my 10 year old when he got nervous to go in the London dungeon next door. I…read morewas convinced it was going to be a lame hour of my life, but was pleasantly surprised by how well done it was. And we both had so much fun! You go from room to room and meet different fairytale characters who are helping you escape a witch. The characters were engaging, funny and the hour flew by quickly. We had so much fun that my 7 year old (who did make it thru London dungeon) had fomo and begged my husband to take him after. They both loved it too! Great activity for kids to break up all the sightseeing in London!

I was impressed with what they were able to do…read more The design and layout were impressive as they led you through a guided journey with real actors playing characters in a story. They made due with the space that they had and it worked! The acting was cute and they tried to make it interactive, which was also nice. However this was mostly for kids to enjoy...and my only complaint is more SHREK!!!! THE BEST THING WAS THE MIRROR MAZE!

This place is owned by a company called Family Leisure - a fitting name seeing as I went here with…read moremy mom (okay, okay, mum), dad and sister. It was Christmas day and we were looking for some diversion in and out from the cold. We saw a sign for billiards and followed it down into the basement of Play to Win. The the beginning of some bad horror film, the place was empty in the basement level. All of the sudden, out popped Chucky, Jason in his hockey mask, Raven in her state of possession, a few zombies and any other sort of scary movie type you can imagine. Then came a worker came by. My sister had a hood on because it was damn cold outside. "Take off you hood," he barked at her like a pitbull. Not very friendly AT all. Maybe he's used to dealing with hoodlums, but he should learn to damper his act a bit. Clearly my mom, dad, sister and I were out for trouble being the oh so suspicious looking characters we are. He left. We put in a pound for a game of wannabe (no, not your lover, like Spice Girls) pool. I say wannabe because there were no stripes and solids, only red and orange balls along with an 8 ball. The balls and table were slightly smaller than usual. We had a fun enough time, joking around with each other as my parents trounced my sister in I in a match of pool. At one point, my mom went to look for a bathroom and upon asking its whereabouts was greeted with a "There isn't one," in the same gruff tones of Mr. No-Hoods. This place served its purpose, but seeing as I don't gamble (as found on ground floor), play much billiards or much enjoy brusque people, I probably won't go back.