Big Fang announces new Nottingham venue with crazy golf, karaoke and cocktails
A new ‘adult playground’ with karaoke, crazy golf, and pizza is set to fling open its doors in Nottingham.
Big Fang Collective has announced plans to launch three new multi-concept destinations in London, Bristol, and Nottingham later this year.
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Hide AdWhile details are still light, it has been confirmed that the Nottingham location is set to launch in early summer.
It is yet to be confirmed where the new venue will open (*although our money is on the former Pryzm building.)
Big Fang Collective already operates six sites around the UK, employing more than 260 people, with each of the venues offering a combination of crazy golf, DJs, and signature cocktails.
Bold concept photos for the venue show walls of colourful graffiti, karaoke booths, neon lights, and more.
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Hide AdNottingham World has asked Big Fang for further details about what to expect from Nottingham’s cool new venue.
Big Fang Collective commented: “We are excited to be able to confirm that we are in the process of launching new sites in Bristol, Nottingham & London. The cities provide the perfect location for the Big Fang brand, with creative communities and thriving atmospheres, we think we will fit right in.
“We’re still to confirm the Big Fang brands launching in each site, but we’re planning multi-concept venues that bring together immersive experiences for our audiences. We look forward to sharing more about our growth journey in each city”.
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Hide AdWe’re very excited about this new opening and can’t wait to immerse ourselves in all it has to offer. I.e. belt out Hopelessly Devoted To You, while sipping on a spicy marg.
*Purely speculation, it would just make sense.
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