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Brighton Marina is set to be the ultimate destination for family fun this Easter. Several activities have been planned for the whole family to enjoy, including interactive workshops at ArtPod, a glow-in-the-dark maze at Globalls, and special offers at Vrroom, the esports training venue. ArtPod, a creative visual arts company, is set to launch over the Easter bank holiday weekend.
ArtPod, Globalls, and Vrroom headline Brighton Marina Easter lineup (Image: Brighton Marina) It will host the "Splatter and Sketch!" workshop, providing participants the chance to explore their artistic talents in the Paint Splatter Pod and Sketch & Doodle Pod. The one-hour sessions will run from 9am to 6pm daily between Friday, April 18 and Monday, April 21, with a dedicated SEN session at 11am each day. Tickets cost £10 per person and can be booked on the ArtPod website.
Globalls, the crazy golf and games venue, has recently launched the Labyrinthia Maze, a new glow-in-the-dark challenge. The maze, led by six legendary guardians, invites visitors to navigate twisting pathways and find six hidden treasures beneath the maze’s depths. Tickets are £5 per person and are available on the Globalls website.
Vrroom, the esports training venue, is offering a reduced price for a one-hour motion simulator experience throughout the Easter holidays. Guests can experience driving a modern F1 car in the motion simulator, with a different international track to drive each day. The experience is priced at £30 for the hour and can be booked on the Vrroom website.
Louise Taylor, centre director at Brighton Marina, commented: "Here at Brighton Marina, we are committed to being a hub that gives families and individuals the opportunity to come together and create memories. "We're delighted to offer a range of activities, from creative pursuits at ArtPod to immersive experiences at Globalls and Vrroom, ensuring that Brighton Marina is a top destination for a family day out this spring." For more information, please visit the Brighton Marina website.
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