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Fun Activities in Birmingham
Looking for somewhere to unwind after work? Perhaps looking to have an office get-together over the festive period? We had a look at some of the best places in Birmingham to have an activity day, work social or otherwise.
Ghetto Golf, Digbeth
18 golf holes, cocktails, DJ’s and street food. It’s a great way to begin a night out or even just a fun activity.
It’s not your ordinary golf course, you will be taking shots in a bus, through a shop, a bar, a house and many other cool converted golf holes.
Your golfing skills will really be put to the test!
The Flight Club, Temple Street
You don’t have to be darts professional to attend Flight Club!
Well known games such as Snakes & Ladders and Killer, are put into a fun and interactive darts format and games become open for all darting abilities. Those low scores you keep hitting could finally come to your advantage!
Lane 7, The Cube
Bowling, beer pong, retro arcade games, Shuffelboard, ping pong, pool and karaoke… the formula for a great night!
Lane 7 has become increasingly popular and rightly so as it’s a great place to socialise with friends and family with a variety of different games to play.
Likewise the bar menu has a great variety of drinks to keep you hydrated during game play!
Otherworld, Bennetts Hill
Never played a Virtual Reality (VR) game before? Now is your chance as Otherworld has now reached Birmingham!
The unique experience will see you leaving Birmingham and dive into VR games to earn tokens which can be used to purchase drinks.
The futuristic environment also compliments the whole experience.
NQ64, The Custard Factory
Roll back the years at NQ64! From Manchester to Liverpool and now Birmingham, NQ64 is pioneering classic consoles with a twist. Located at The Custard Factory, NQ64 is hard to miss with its glaring neon lights.
Choose your drink from game themed cocktails and craft beers before taking to arcade games from Playstation to Mega Drive.
Fancy some button bashing with friends, family or your colleagues this festive period then NQ64 may be the spot for you!
The Floodgate, Digbeth
The Floodgate hosts indoor Baseball, Table Golf and Curling. The indoor baseball has took Birmingham by a storm as people are loving the idea.
The 6 baseball batting cages means queues are kept to a minimum and there is enough time to perfect your swing!
If you are feeling peckish after, you can browse their amazing street style food menu.
Sixes Social Cricket, Wharfside Street
Sixes is an experience for everybody! From never-held-a-cricket bat before newbies to international cricket legends, Sixes is a fun experience.
Gather a team together and get ready to swing your way to victory by scoring points based on where the ball hits.
Unlock your full potential and you never know you could be England’s next cricket batter!
Roxy Ball Room, Digbeth
Roxy Ball Room, the home of booze and ball games!
At Roxy you can play ten pin bowling, American pool, ping pong, shuffleboard, beer pong and basketball. Perfect for a competitive night out with lots of games to show your ability.
Roxy allows large group bookings which is ideal for the big day outs!
Tilt, City Arcade
Tilt is proudly keeping the City Arcade history intact with their modern craft beer and coffee bar which has multiple pinball machines in state.
If you’re not a craft beer or specialty coffee drinker, but wish to still check out the pinball machines then they do offer 10 different loose leaf teas, five different hot chocolates, a range of soft drinks, wines and small selection of high quality spirits.
Pinball and a crafted pint, sounds good to me!
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