Walking down into the venue it looked very trendy and on trend for when you thinks of queens. We did the skating and as we went early there were very few people there which was ideal as we are not the greatest on the ice. Can definitely see this being great on the night also with all the space to have food and drinks.

Ice skating was fun, but it was only because I had good company! The rink was not well managed, probably because the staff were inexperienced or couldn't be bothered to work as it was quite busy. The staff didn't know how to manage the customers on the rink and instead pointed at several people who they thought had to leave when the time was up. They didn't call for the next round of people so everyone assumed that it was okay to start heading onto the ice. People who were very experienced at skating were weaving in and out of people really fast. This caused two skaters to fall down, and one cut his finger and had to leave. The staff/lady with black hair just covered the blood on the floor with ice however didn't warn any skaters to slow down. She also seemed very bored as she started skating backwards aimlessly rather than advising the others to slow down. Another suggestion is to play the music from the beginning of the session as they only turned the music on half way.

Bowling was fun and lanes were decent. The food and drinks service was very slow however. It took ages to be served at the bar and ordering online was touch and go due to the poor internet. This place has a small arcade area and a good sized ice rink too, so would come again for the bowling and ice rink, not the drinks.

Very fun activity! Quite busy and loud but that is expected for a bowling alley. I feel that it is unnecessary for this establishment to make you pay £10 for the restaurant without giving you a choice in the matter though. Especially as the majority of your customers are probably teenagers!