Came from London to play some Laser Tag because it was so much cheaper than any where in London…read more(less than £10 for two 20minute games!). The arena was awesome, spacious and no frills laser tag gaming. Set inside an arcade with bowling, pool and junk food stalls. No illusions about this place, it's full of screaming kids on a weekend but the laser tag was monumentally ace. Well worth the trip if there is a big group of you wanting to save a bit of cash.

Our son is just getting to the point where the indoor soft-play thing is becoming interesting, so…read morewe were keen when we were invited to a friends' second birthday party here at the Big Apple. Our time was only spent in the indoor soft play area, so if you're looking for a review of the lazer tag, bowling, or game arcade, you'll have to wait for some other Yelper to get to the Big Apple. In general, the play area was fun, for him, but there were a number of items that I found less than ideal. 1. Heat! It was so damned hot in the play area, we were all sweating. Now this was a party with 18 families, so it appeared it was nowhere near it's capacity, but still, everyone, without exception, complained about the lack of ventilation. 2. Disrepair. Mostly, things were in pretty good shape, but a number of things were kind of jerry-rigged with zip ties and duct tape. No single thing caused me great concern, but the sheer quantity of places where I saw these things made me wonder if a little more rigorous maintenance wasn't in order. I'm sure the wear and tear on such play things is massive, but for the amount they charge, I expected more quality to be honest. 3. Non-slidey slides. The biggest coolest-looking slide was, in fact, a dud! There's a slide that goes from the upper level of the play area down to the bottom where the parents were generally hanging out. This makes a total descent of some 4-5 meters. How cool is that??? Not much, it turns out. Kids were constantly having to scoot themselves down. One lucky parent was wearing the right fabric to make her slide down well, but everyone else was forced to self-propel. 4. I don't mark down for this, but the food served to the kiddies was the usual breaded-fried-potato-waste-on-a-stick. De regueur for such party places, they won no stars in our book because none of it met our child's dietary requirements (gluten-free). We never expect this, though, and always bring our own. My wife and I found ourselves the inevitable schadenfreude when we realized that our child's meal was way healthier than any of the other children! Looking at the heat, and the disrepair, I can't imagine a full-capacity weekend, where there are wall-to-wall kids.

It's hard to get excited about a bowling alley, and if it is this one then it is just that little…read morebit harder. It's the standard bowling alley situation, there are a few pool tables, air hockey tables and various arcade games dotted about as you walk in. There is a bland but inoffensive bar area and 25 or so lanes for bowling. You can get food or drinks brought to your lane which is good but the general appearance of the bowling area is seriously lacklustre. There are a few strings of sorry looking fairly lights running horizontally above the lanes, half of them don't work and they look like some sort of afterthought. The far right wall looks like someone has taken a sledgehammer to it at some point and the overall feel is of a place which could do with a bit of freshening up. Don't get me wrong, it's not like an afternoon in Helmand Province or anything. You can turn up, knock down pins and go away happy. It's just not the classiest bowling alley I've ever seen. 2 adults, 2 games cost me £21

I really enjoyed going here, it had the bowling alley and the bar which was behind it and a cafe as…read morewell which was behind it. I found the food to be pretty average and expensive to boot. I did enjoy playing bowling here though, it can get so busy with kids and that in the summer it is a nightmare. Better to go in the evenings or during the day when the kids are at school. Always had loud music on which was always good to liven up the mood.

If I could give zero I would. Full of underage drinking. Manager Matthew borderline verbally…read moreabusive. Put his hand in my face mid sentence to stop me speaking. Told my elderly mother to stop talking. Staff member berated my 6 year old for her laserquest vest slipping down. Another staff member eye rolled me and food was rancid.

This is such a great place for kids, there is laserquest, bowling, and the arcade machines to keep…read morethem amused. Mine tend to pick laserquest whenever we go in. The staff are all really nice and seem to be having fun themselves. There is a nice selection of tea/coffee/food, although quite expensive. This is always high on the list of school holiday activities for us, my kids always have a great time, and use up so much energy that I can look forward to a nice quiet evening after we've been.

I have been here a few times for bowling mainly for work nights out, there are loads of lanes and…read moreits not overly busy so its good to go as a group. There is a bar and fruit machines etc. Nice atmosphere and a large bar to relax in after the bowling

A very popular place to spend an evening out in this area. Lots to do for all ages and reasonable…read moreprices.

There is so much to do at the atrium in camberley and the bowlplex is a great place for family fun…read more There are lots of arcade games to keep anyone amused and the prices for bowling aren't bad either. There are also plenty of lanes so there is no need to worry about getting a spot at most times. It is very popluar and there are also refreshments. Afterwards you can also eat in one of the many fantastic food places also in the atrium.

Fantastic night out! I love bowling, spent many a Sunday bowling my heart out. It boasts 32 lanes…read morewhich enjoyed best on cosmic bowling nights. Amusements, pool tables, food and bar are also to hand. My favourite is popping in during the week for unlimited bowling for about £9!!

This is a huge bowling mecca with a great vibe and friendly staff. The place is clean and the shoes…read moreare all thankfully sprayed with antibacterial spray after use, giving one piece of mind when putting them on. We went as a team building exercise and great fun was had by all. There were no glitches with the machines, as can happen. We also had a meal, which was not bad at all. Two games was more than enough for us all. This is a great place for a family night out and is bound to always have a space open as it really was massive.

I'm not a ten-pin bowling expert, but this place seems to tick the right boxes for a family bowling…read moreouting. It's brand new, the staff are extremely helpful for finding your way around the sophisticated scoring system and we've had some fun outings there. I'm sure there will be many more. Saturday mornings seem like a quiet time, no need to book, but of course they have an online booking system for those times when you simply have to bowl at the same time as everyone else! There's a bar and diner and loads of other amusement machines if that's what you need.

This is a wonderful place for a family to relax and enjoy a good old game of bowling.read more

It's where I always go with my mates…read more We always take the "Lord of the Pins" offer: 3 games for £9. I think it is from Monday to Thursday in the evening only. It takes us (6 of us) about 3 hours to complete the games so it's really worth the £9.

We have held several birthday parties here over the years. Good value and great fun for all ages…read more Before the East London Line extension it was a trek on the 47 bus but now just 10 minutes away on the train. Never very many staff about but you don't really need them you can control everything from the computerised board at your station. Ideal for kids of all ages they have rails for the lane that you can choose to have up for younger bowlers and they have a ramp thing to help the really young send the ball down. Amazing how good getting a strike feels even if playing against 8 year olds (especially as they usually win) its hard not to have fun. They have a bar and food probably best avoided. Clean and tidy it all works rather well. Always offers on so check their website. You will often find us here on teacher training days when the place is empty.