Football fans will be bowled over by Nottingham Roxy venue deals on offer during Euro 2024

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Nottingham’s premier competitive gaming venues, Roxy Ball Room and Roxy Lanes have announced two exclusive packages for football fans to enjoy during this year’s Euro 2024 tournament. 

Package 1, for £15 pp, includes a seat reservation plus 2 drinks tokens.

Package 2, priced at £25 pp, guarantees a seat reservation, 2 drinks tokens plus a main meal.

Not too shabby!

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Drinks include their own Arc Shot Lager, Corona bottle, Koppaberg can, house wines, 0% Smashed lager can and more.

Guests will also be able to choose from a range of main meals from hand-stretched Italian focaccia pizzas to Roxy Dogs, or a jumbo slice and fries.

Fans are encouraged to book at the earliest to guarantee the best seat in the house.

Packages can be booked for Roxy Ball Room in Nottingham’s The Cornerhouse and also Roxy Lanes, which opens at The Pod on Bottle Lane on June 28.

Roxy Lanes Nottingham will offer ten-pin bowling and feature a range of activities including American pool, beer pong, karaoke rooms, batting cages, shuffleboard, tech darts and ice-free curling. 

Their current Nottingham location, Roxy Ball Room The Cornerhouse, is an over 18’s only venue. However, the new Roxy Lanes site will be open to under 18s until 5pm, ensuring the new site is suitable for families 7 days a week. 

Guests at Roxy Lanes Nottingham will also be able to enjoy Sky Sports Games, alongside the brand-new food menu, featuring premium Italian focaccia pizzas, and their signature drinks offering. 

To book, visit https://roxyleisure.co.uk/events-and-offers/

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David Bratton
David Brattonhttps://www.stuckinthemiddle.co.uk
David is managing editor of SITM with a love of all things pop culture. His main interests include supporting his beloved Mansfield Town FC, telling everyone how great the band Sparks are and obsessing about New Order. He was a journalist in local news before all this and then went on to badly sub-edit bits of the Nottingham Post, Derby Telegraph and Leicester Mercury.

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