A swing suitable for selfies welcomes Park visitors. Photo: Ned Oliver/Axios
Park opening the door for the first time on Wednesday.
Why is it important: The $8 million, 1,300-person dining and entertainment venue is the size of a football field and filled with intricately themed flow.
What’s inside: We got a surprise earlier this week.
🍸 The centerpiece of the house is a 60-foot bar, said to be the longest in the state, with two large 12-by-7-foot televisions.
🎳 Behind this is an 18-lane bowling alley, which is basically a regular bowling alley, but smaller.
⛳ On the left side fine and fair themed mini golf course with holes with all possible slopes, shots and tunnels. (👋 Ned here, resident putt putt enthusiast. I played a round and think it’s the best course in the area.)
🍺 On the other side of the course is a beer hall with self-service taps and private rooms with golf simulators.
🎟️ There is also a 200-seat hall for live music and comedy shows, and a 200-seat reception hall for official events.
🍽️ There are also 6 restaurant stalls scattered around the place, offering everything from pizza to sushi.
More: It’s a park Right off Interstate 95/64but it seems relatively hidden on the second floor of an industrial building not far from Hardywood and Diamond.
- For now, it will be open Wednesday and Thursday at 4:00 p.m., Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 10:00 a.m., and Friday and Saturday evenings.
- Family friendly when it turns 21+ before 7pm.
What they say: “In three years, this will be Scott’s Addition No. 2,” Parks Manager Orchun Turkai said of the neighborhood.