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16 years ago
Top night out with 30 mates at this 400m Go Kart track. Karts go up to 40mph.
Building N Lyon Way
Camberley
Camberley GU16 7ER
United Kingdom
0844 998 0000
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http://www.team-sport.co.uk/camberley/
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Really modern bowling place. Great with the kids - shoes nice and clean. Well looked after by the…read morestaff. Fully computerised. Great for kids parties - you get a member of staff organising your party and it's not just a game of bowling, they organise fun things too within the game. Highly recommend. Worth booking at busy times though.
I was really impressed with this bowling centre. Other people have stated the prices etc so I want…read moreto concentrate on kids parties. I booked here for my 8 year olds birthday and was surprised at the efficiency of the staff - sometimes in places like this the staff can be disinterested and vague but thats not the case here. A few days after I booked I found the date coincided with something else so had to reschedule - this proved to be very simple, but then I was taken into hospital and had to reschedule again. I really expected this to be too much but again they couldn't have been kinder. The party itself was great fun, and all the stress is taken away from the parents by a designated party leader. The food was basically the usual kids junk food but there was a cold buffet option when we originally booked. I'd highly recommend booking a childrens party here as its clean, well organised and not prohibitively expensive.
A very popular place to spend an evening out in this area. Lots to do for all ages and reasonable…read moreprices.
There is so much to do at the atrium in camberley and the bowlplex is a great place for family fun…read more There are lots of arcade games to keep anyone amused and the prices for bowling aren't bad either. There are also plenty of lanes so there is no need to worry about getting a spot at most times. It is very popluar and there are also refreshments. Afterwards you can also eat in one of the many fantastic food places also in the atrium.
This is such a great place for kids, there is laserquest, bowling, and the arcade machines to keep…read morethem amused. Mine tend to pick laserquest whenever we go in. The staff are all really nice and seem to be having fun themselves. There is a nice selection of tea/coffee/food, although quite expensive. This is always high on the list of school holiday activities for us, my kids always have a great time, and use up so much energy that I can look forward to a nice quiet evening after we've been.
I have been here a few times for bowling mainly for work nights out, there are loads of lanes and…read moreits not overly busy so its good to go as a group. There is a bar and fruit machines etc. Nice atmosphere and a large bar to relax in after the bowling
It's where I always go with my mates…read more We always take the "Lord of the Pins" offer: 3 games for £9. I think it is from Monday to Thursday in the evening only. It takes us (6 of us) about 3 hours to complete the games so it's really worth the £9.
We have held several birthday parties here over the years. Good value and great fun for all ages…read more Before the East London Line extension it was a trek on the 47 bus but now just 10 minutes away on the train. Never very many staff about but you don't really need them you can control everything from the computerised board at your station. Ideal for kids of all ages they have rails for the lane that you can choose to have up for younger bowlers and they have a ramp thing to help the really young send the ball down. Amazing how good getting a strike feels even if playing against 8 year olds (especially as they usually win) its hard not to have fun. They have a bar and food probably best avoided. Clean and tidy it all works rather well. Always offers on so check their website. You will often find us here on teacher training days when the place is empty.
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Fantastic night out! I love bowling, spent many a Sunday bowling my heart out. It boasts 32 lanes…read morewhich enjoyed best on cosmic bowling nights. Amusements, pool tables, food and bar are also to hand. My favourite is popping in during the week for unlimited bowling for about £9!!
This is a huge bowling mecca with a great vibe and friendly staff. The place is clean and the shoes…read moreare all thankfully sprayed with antibacterial spray after use, giving one piece of mind when putting them on. We went as a team building exercise and great fun was had by all. There were no glitches with the machines, as can happen. We also had a meal, which was not bad at all. Two games was more than enough for us all. This is a great place for a family night out and is bound to always have a space open as it really was massive.
If I could give zero I would. Full of underage drinking. Manager Matthew borderline verbally…read moreabusive. Put his hand in my face mid sentence to stop me speaking. Told my elderly mother to stop talking. Staff member berated my 6 year old for her laserquest vest slipping down. Another staff member eye rolled me and food was rancid.
It's hard to get excited about a bowling alley, and if it is this one then it is just that little…read morebit harder. It's the standard bowling alley situation, there are a few pool tables, air hockey tables and various arcade games dotted about as you walk in. There is a bland but inoffensive bar area and 25 or so lanes for bowling. You can get food or drinks brought to your lane which is good but the general appearance of the bowling area is seriously lacklustre. There are a few strings of sorry looking fairly lights running horizontally above the lanes, half of them don't work and they look like some sort of afterthought. The far right wall looks like someone has taken a sledgehammer to it at some point and the overall feel is of a place which could do with a bit of freshening up. Don't get me wrong, it's not like an afternoon in Helmand Province or anything. You can turn up, knock down pins and go away happy. It's just not the classiest bowling alley I've ever seen. 2 adults, 2 games cost me £21
I really enjoyed going here, it had the bowling alley and the bar which was behind it and a cafe as…read morewell which was behind it. I found the food to be pretty average and expensive to boot. I did enjoy playing bowling here though, it can get so busy with kids and that in the summer it is a nightmare. Better to go in the evenings or during the day when the kids are at school. Always had loud music on which was always good to liven up the mood.
Bowlplex is situated in Basingstoke's large, out of town leisure park alongside the ice-rink and…read morethe swimming pool. It's a large 30 or so lane bowling facility and incredibly popular at peak times. The lanes are well maintained and cleaned with few service issues. There is a limited choice of balls and, at popular times it can be hard to find the balls you want. Ramps are provided for junior bowlers and there's the option of having gutter bumpers up for individual bowlers as required. These come on automatically. The bowling system is computerised and there are limited graphics. I find it disappointing that multiple strikes don't set off a big noise or TV display as with some lanes! Shoes are in OK condition although they're not great. There's a gaming zone (fruit machines, video games, pool and air hockey), cafe and bar facility too. The drinks at the bar are reasonably priced and the food is actually pretty good value with snacks and more substantial meals available (all bar-type food). There's a small dancefloor for weekend evenings and the TVs regularly show main sporting action or pop videos. The toilets are OK but the gents tend to smell! Worth a trip if you're in the area!
I have no real complaints about this place as the staff were very friendly and helpful but the…read moremachines didn't work properly for us, they didn't show our scores when we got a strike which can be a bit irritating when you're trying to win! which I did!
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I love go karting…read more Daytona circuit is adjacent to Sandown Park race course. I've driven here as part of a large party from the hospital where I work. I think go karting events probably work best if you can get a group together and get some exclusive race time. Firstly, the worst part - finding a pair of race overalls which aren't too dirty/smelly/sweaty followed by an appropriately sized helmet. Once you put the snug racing helmet on, you can feel those competitive driving juices start to rise! The circuit marshals are very strict on safely and there's an important safety briefing beforehand to go over the kart controls and flags used on the circuit. We raced on the shorter 475m Indy circuit, which still featured 5 tight turns and several short straights, allowing quite a few overtaking opportunities. We were on 2 stroke karts, which could still work up quite a speed and being close to the ground in karting, you get a real sensation of speed. The steering was finely tuned, allowing a surprising amount of control on precise placement of your kart for those crucial overtaking manoeuvres. Another great sensation was the ability to powerslide round corners We each had 5 preliminary races with different starting positions on the grids, earning points towards the grand final. It was fantastic fun with some amazing overtaking, defending positions and some spins but most importantly having fun safely. Timing was done automatically and you could go and collect the telemetry on your driving efforts and some advice from the course marshals on how to better your time. All in all, a great evening's entertainment. Hmm... perfect for a Yelp event? However, the most important bit of advice was right at the end of the session when the marshals advised us to sit in our cars for a few minutes before driving off so that we could get our civilian driving brains back into gear before leaving
I used to go karting as a child so when my friend suggested going I jumped at the chance. However,…read moreas with many things, I don't appear to be quite so fearless as I was when I was a kid! We arrived early with an hour to spare, registered on the computer (did I want my results posted on facebook? - no thanks!), and signed in with the reception staff. With time to kill, my friend and I shared a surprisingly good pepperoni pizza and sized up the competition...uuummm, there seems to be a lots of guys here! We were planning to watch the other racers but just as we got there the heavens opened, the nerves increased as we watched the karts sliding around on the track, the drivers struggling to control them. When our allocated time slot arrived we got kitted up in our racing gear and went for our DVD briefing, presented by ex-racing driver Martin Brundel. It was time to race and luckily the rain had eased and the sun had come out to dry up the track. There were 12 of us in our group, the majority of which were young competitive lads, this could be very interesting! My friend had decided to book us DMAX karts, the most expensive and quickest karts available. In hindsight, probably not worth it for someone like me as I never actually got my foot to the floor. We had half an hour out on the track and as expected I came 12th (sounds better than last!) and was lapped by everyone including my friend. But none the less I did have a great time. It was a little scary at times when the boys shot past me and it didn't turn out to be the non-contact sport that was described in the brief!! My arms very so painful by the end of the race (no power steering on those carts) and are still stiff two days later. I would definitely go again but would maybe try and get a big group of friends together and perhaps stick with the slightly less powerful karts!
My daughter and I had a ton of fun here. The roller coasters were tremendous and there were other…read morethrilling rides. This is definitely not a kid's theme park. The only issue I saw was the lack of cleanliness at some of the places we ate at, especially the KFC. If you go here, try the Walking Dead ride, very unique.
We had a very nice day here overall!…read more The roller coasters were fun, but the rides are quite short overall, compared to other theme parks. Many snack bars were closed, but that was not a bad thing. Still, there were no long lines. There is hardly any good/healthy food. The themes are randomly thrown together and the park has no guideline (more). It seems like they have lost their concept. The theme was Oktoberfest and it was poorly executed. The employees who drove around in cheap costumes in a kind of rickshaw and played (Romanian) music, rather made fun of the other nationality (German). Apart from the fact that this is not ethical and discriminatory, it was in bad taste.
This Lazer QUest is situated right next to the main bus station in Guildford and is easily accessed…read moreby rail. The game is played in teams with everyone trying to 'shoot' their opponents with their lazer guns without being shot themselves. I have taken the children to play here and to attend friends parties and they have had a great time. The main disadvantage was that it can get quite hot inside at times and there didn't seem to be very good air conditioning. Great venue for a party, popular with boys and girls.
Swarm was opened in 2012 and is the UK's first winged coaster. The train runs on a central rail…read morewith prongs sticking out of both sides. The seats are attached to these prongs, allowing the riders' feet to dangle free. Sadly, the seats don't rotate on the prong in the style of X2 at Magic Mountain Swarm is located in a new area of the park close to Stealth but you can't access it directly from Stealth - you have to go on the other side of Tidal Wave to reach it. They have created a lovely new area with disaster theming - there is a blown up helicopter and fire engine but beware that the fire engine's water cannon still has enough life in it to soak unwary guests passing by! Basically, these vehicles have been damaged by an attack by aliens - the ride is built to resemble alien spacecraft. You get a good view of the ride from the queue line but also from all over the park The queue line is mazy as usual and be aware that a portion of it does go round the back of the ride where you can't see it. So, it may be longer than you realise - I found the queue line time estimate at the ride entrance to be accurate the 2 times I went on the ride. When you get to the front of the queue, you have a larger area where riders with bags etc can hand them in to be looked after. Riders who want front row seats get a special pass to take with them. Then, it's onto the main ride queue area which is hidden away. A nice touch is that the despatch booth is an upside down police criticial incident control truck. You are directed onto both sides of the loading gates by a park attendant The ride is 4 abreast with 2 seats on each side, which helps the ride capacity. Like most of the big rides at Thorpe Park, the restraints are over the shoulder with a belt clipping it onto the seat. On leaving the station, you're immediately onto the lift hill, which flips you 180 degrees at the top into the first drop. My favourite element of the ride is the second drop - if you sit at the back on the right, there's a great pop of air time as the whole train seems to pivot around that seat. It's definitely better to sit on the right as you also catch some water spray at the bottom of one of the drops, which was missing when I rode of the left hand side of the train. The ride is very smooth with 5 inversions It's a good addition to the park and it's nice to see Merlin continue to invest in new rides at this park - with a launch coaster and the only winged coaster in the UK, Thorpe Park in starting to rival Alton Tower's lineup of coasters though it can't ever hope to match Alton Towers on beauty and space Stealth is still my favourite but Swarm may be vying for my 2nd spot with Saw
10 minute queue time today so this is the big new ride at Thorpe Park for 2012. Looked forward to…read morethe chance of jumping on this from the day it was announced. Not convinced this lived up to the hype style over substance. The scene is stylishly set and the first drop is impressive all a bit smooth and slick after that there are better rides to catch here saw, stealth and colossus all hit the spot. Worth experiencing but not if the queue is longer than half an hour
This is a bit of an old fashioned racecourse which is a surprise because it is in Windsor but that…read moredoes not make any difference to the atmosphere. You can get a boat from Windsor town to the track which starts the day off. There is a large cafe which is good, places to drink and snack. Racecards and newspapers on sale. The best bit for me is taking a picnic in the Summer and sitting outside. In some places there is not a very good view of the track but there is tv screens. They put on singers and entertainers sometimes and have childrens days.
What a weird ride! Definitely recommended as long ss your neck can take the rough treatment and…read morejolts this ride will give it. The walkway to the cars has a sadistic murder theme. Maybe that is supposed to get one nervous about getting on the ride? Dunno. The ride itself involves a big drop at the start which is a bit of a rush. Otherwise it is quite a normal ride.
It was not what I was expecting but us was fun. I would rate it my 4th favourite with stealth being…read morefirst, swarm 2nd and tidal wave as 3rd
A lovely cross country course. I have been to most courses in the area and this is by far my…read morefavourite. There is a great variety of jumps and they are all beautifully designed and maintained. There are several height options for most fences: 1ft9, 2ft3, 2ft and 3ft3, so they are suitable for all levels of riders. There are two water complexes as well as all types of cross country jumps. Clear Round as well as Hunter Trials are held here regularly or you can hire the course for schooling.
A great day out for the whole family, one carer goes in free with wheelchair user and they let us…read moreenter through the posh side and let us stay in there all day even though we only paid normal entrance. Good facilities, show ring, glassed front stand which is air con and heated depending on the weather, lifts and full disabled facilities.
This is one of my favourite racecourses, I had my first 16/1 winner here…read more There are places to get your race cards and newspapers. Lots of seating inside and outside. Totes inside and outside( when the weather is ok) and of course bookies outside. Lots of parking or why not catch the train which is only a short walk away then you can visit the bars which are usually well run and quite quick. There are lots of places to eat and have tea and coffee. The course is good and you can get a good view of the track and the winning post. There are lots of television screens around to watch all the action and Sandown and other meetings.
Have played this course several times the last time was a couple of months ago. It,s generally in…read moregood condition and has a number of long par 4's, which provides it's main defence.The greens are normally in excellent condition. A good course which provides a challenge for all standards of player. There is also a practice chipping area, practice putting green and a covered driving range. Th club house is nice as well, with a wellstocked pro shop, good changing / shower facilities and a decent bar area.