iPlay to open new arcade at busy Moreton Bay shopping centre
Published 1:10pm 19 August 2022
Whether you’re old school and love classic games like air hockey and pinball, or are a fan of virtual reality simulators, there will be something for you at a family entertainment centre coming to the Moreton Bay Region.
iPlay Australia is poised to open a new arcade at the Morayfield Shopping Centre, featuring dodgem cars, carnival games, retro computer games and virtual reality attractions.
The 1000sq m arcade will be built beside Limelight Cinemas.
iPlay Australia CEO Bala Cherukoori says the team is excited to bring the franchise to the Moreton Bay Region.
“Morayfield is a very community-based shopping centre with a loyal customer base. We plan to bring that focus to the forefront like we do with all our iPlay locations to provide a fun and safe space for family entertainment,” Bala says.
The venue will also have two rooms to host birthday parties, school groups, corporate functions and events.
There’s no word on an opening date just yet, with iPlay Australia working with Morayfield Shopping Centre on a firm date for a grand opening.
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