Scene75 is opening soon in Columbus with laser tag, arcade games, escape rooms and more. Scene75 Columbus will be one of the largest family entertainment centers in the US.
The attraction will boast more than 215 arcade games, laser tag, go-karting, blacklight mini-golf, inflatables, 4D motion simulators, and a spinning coaster – the first at a Scene75.
At 220,000 square feet, Scene75 Columbus will also house bounce inflatables, three escape rooms, archery tag, and an esports arena for gaming tournaments.
FEC attractions at Scene75 Columbus
- 4D motion theater showing short films with snow, wind, and bubble effects.
- Laser maze that challenges guests to avoid the laser sensors
- ‘Spin Zone’ – bumper cars with light and music effects
- Bouncing inflatable park boasting inflatable slides and obstacle courses
- Blacklight mini golf
- ‘The Vault & Gold Mine’ – laser tag
- Indoor go-karts
- Arcade with more than 215 games
- XD dark ride in 7D theater taking guests to immersive and interactive worlds
- ‘Toxic Meltdown’ inflatable course where ‘inflatables meet ninja warriors’
- ‘Time Freak’ – challenging players in a race against time
- 35-foot-tall ‘Drop Tower’
- ‘Nuclear Rush Coaster’ – a spinning coaster
The $15 million attraction, located at the former Macy’s at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing, will also boast various F&B, including a full-service restaurant and three bars.
There will be a magic-themed dining area, a ‘Fire and Ice’ restaurant, and a banquet area that can host at least 550 people.
Scene75 has been busy expanding around North America, with the latest $10 million FEC opening in Edgewood, Pennsylvania.
4D motion simulators and a spinning coaster
Jonah Sandler, CEO of Scene75, previously said: “We hope and plan to be able to build on this growth and become a brand that is known across the country.
“However, we’re very wary of expanding too quickly and losing the meaning of the brand and the amazing entertainment experience that has gotten us to where we are today.”
Images: Scene75
