Simulators & Games

You can create a flexible entertainment package using arcade machines, pub games, simulators and oversized classics. Available options range from pool, table football and air hockey to Formula 1 simulators, giant Scalextric and reaction challenges.

Yes. The selection is built around your group size, budget, venue and preferred atmosphere. You can request nostalgic favourites, modern interactive games or a mixture that gives guests several different reasons to get involved.

The games are normally available on a relaxed, free-play basis, allowing guests to move between activities at their own pace. Informal rivalries tend to develop naturally without requiring everybody to follow one tightly controlled competition.

Options can include Formula 1, rally, jet-ski, football, ski or snowboard simulators, alongside giant Scalextric. The final package will depend on availability, budget and the practical space within your chosen venue.

Yes. Alternatives can include pool, air hockey, table football, shootout basketball, pinball, skittles, giant Jenga, giant Connect 4 and other traditional pub or arcade-style games.

The format works particularly well during pre-dinner drinks, as light evening entertainment or after dinner. It can also provide an informal breakout area alongside a conference, awards evening or company celebration.

Yes. The setup is mobile and can be brought to suitable venues around the UK. The proposed game selection will need to be matched to the room size, access, power supply and available budget.

A Simulators & Games package normally runs for approximately two to three hours. Because guests participate freely, it can remain open while people arrive, mingle, eat or move between other parts of the evening.

The event can accommodate approximately 10 to 300 guests. The number and type of games should increase with the group size so that the room feels lively without creating excessive queues for the most popular activities.

It lets colleagues socialise without forcing conversation or formal participation. Games create easy points of interaction, while the wide choice allows competitive players, casual participants and spectators to enjoy the evening in different ways.