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Arcades, VR & Gaming in Reading

Right in the centre, Urban Fun Reading mixes VR adventures, bowling and drone racing with an interactive pixel floor to chase across, and Bowl Central Reading down the road does ten pin bowling and redemption games with free parking on site all day. Out at Wokingham, Wokingham Superbowl pairs tenpin lanes with a 38-player Laser Quest arena, games priced by the round rather than the hour, and a gaming van from Next Generation Gaming Ltd will turn up to your party there with VR and driving simulators already set up. For toddlers and young kids, Urban Fun welcomes ages 0 and up, while an escape room needs a team old enough to work through clues together, ExCLUEsive Games in Newbury asks for age 10 plus and a booking. Wokingham Superbowl is the cheaper start at six pounds, whereas a longer trip out to Basingstoke gets you iFLY's indoor skydiving from £29.99 for age 3 up, no plane needed. If you want a group day out further afield, Escape3600 in Maidenhead combines escape rooms with a VR and retro arcade zone, Pac-Man included.

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Good to know: arcades, vr & gaming in Reading

What does a paid visit cost?

Paid entry starts from £6 at Wokingham Superbowl. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.

Whereabouts are they?

You'll find arcades, vr & gaming in Reading, Maidenhead, Newbury, Basingstoke and Wokingham. Every place we list is in or around Reading, and each listing has the full address and directions.

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