Virtual driving experience operator Drive Lounge has taken a 1,606 sq ft unit on the ground floor of the Castle Quarter in Norwich.
As well as multi-format racing simulators, Drive Lounge will also provide an F&B offer to gamers. The company has taken the space at the Castle Quarter on a trial six-month licence.
Will Ashdown, asset manager at RivingtonHark, the asset manager of the Castle Quarter, said: “Gaming experiences such as Drive Lounge are at the cutting edge of the competitive socialising and leisure sectors, and as such it is fantastic to see its arrival at Castle Quarter, further expanding the range of entertainment options it has to offers.
“That this is Drive Lounge’s first in-centre operation highlights the success of the repositioning we have undertaken, putting a greater emphasis on the social, leisure and lifestyle options that offer a new role for city centre destinations.”
Roche and Jamieson Mills are the retained letting agents at Castle Quarter.
