Tel Aviv Port to Undergo Major Renovation With New Entertainment Complex
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Tel Aviv Port is launching a 20 million shekel renovation to build a new 2,500 square meter entertainment complex, set to open in April 2027. The complex will feature bowling, billiards, padel courts, and a 400 square meter culinary area by the BBB group. This project is part of Babilon Park's larger expansion, which includes a new branch at Ben Gurion Airport opening November 15 and plans for eight more Israeli locations in 2027.
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- Tel Aviv Port will feature a new 20 million shekel entertainment complex opening in April 2027.
- The complex will include 12 bowling lanes, billiards, padel courts, and a 400 sqm culinary area.
- Activity prices at the new complex will start at 80 shekels per hour.
- The project is part of Babilon Park's expansion, which includes a new branch at Ben Gurion Airport.
- Babilon Park plans to open eight additional Israeli branches in 2027.
Tel Aviv Port, a popular Israeli leisure destination, is set to undergo a significant upgrade with the construction of a new entertainment complex. The project involves an investment of 20 million shekels and will cover 2,500 square meters on the port's northern side. Construction has already begun, with an anticipated opening in April 2027.
The new complex will feature 12 bowling lanes, a professional billiards area, and padel courts on the rooftop. The cost for activities will start at 80 shekels per hour, a notable increase from current market prices ranging from 20 to 80 shekels.
In addition to the gaming and sports attractions, the BBB group will open a 400-square-meter culinary area within the complex. This dining space will include prominent brands such as "Moses Shop," "Rapidos," and "American Dolce," along with a stylish bar.
This development at Tel Aviv Port is part of a broader expansion strategy by the Babilon Park chain, which currently operates 14 branches across Israel and international locations in Belgrade and London. The chain is also scheduled to open a new branch at Ben Gurion Airport on November 15, costing approximately 10 million shekels, offering arcade games, simulators, and a virtual reality zone for travelers.
Babilon Park plans to open an additional eight new branches in Israel during 2027, alongside upgrading existing flagship locations and continuing its expansion in Europe and the United States.
