Babylon Park to Open Major Bowling and Entertainment Complex at Tel Aviv Port
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Babylon Park will invest NIS 20 million to build a 2,500-square-meter entertainment complex at Tel Aviv Port, featuring a professional bowling alley, billiards, and rooftop padel courts, set to open in April 2027. The complex will also include a 400-square-meter culinary area operated by the BBB Group. Babylon Park aims to enhance the bowling experience with technology and gamification, though pricing will be at the higher end. The company plans further expansion with new branches across Israel.
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- Babylon Park is investing NIS 20 million in a new 2,500 sqm entertainment complex at Tel Aviv Port.
- The complex will include a professional bowling alley with 12 lanes, billiards, and rooftop padel courts.
- The new venue is scheduled to open in April 2027.
- A 400 sqm culinary area with multiple brands will also be part of the development.
- Bowling prices are expected to start at NIS 80 per hour.
- Babylon Park plans to open eight new branches nationwide by 2027.
Babylon Park is set to launch a significant new entertainment complex at Tel Aviv Port, investing approximately NIS 20 million. The facility will span 2,500 square meters and feature a professional bowling alley with 12 lanes, a professional billiards area, and rooftop padel courts. This expansion builds on Babylon Park's existing arcade and mini-amusement park operations at the same location. Construction has begun on the north side of the port, with an anticipated opening in April 2027. While Babylon Park operates a bowling alley in Ashdod, this new venue is described as larger and more professional, incorporating large screens for scoring and dynamic lighting. The company aims to create a multi-generational entertainment hub, integrating game-like features through its app. Pricing for bowling is expected to start at NIS 80 per hour, which is higher than the typical NIS 45-80 range found at most bowling alleys. Alongside the bowling complex, the BBB Group will open a 400-square-meter culinary area featuring its brands Moses Shop, Rapidous, American Dolce, and a bar. Tal Har Levi, Operations Manager at Babylon Park Israel, stated that the bowling experience has been enhanced with large screens, dynamic lighting, and app integration for gamification.
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