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Following a complete renovation, Timezone Surfers Paradise has today (Saturday 9^th November) re-opened to the public.

The entertainment destination celebrated their reopening weekend event with a parade down Cavill Avenue followed by a party lasting the whole weekend with free entry, free entertainment, popcorn and fairy floss as well as a special double dollar offer for all gamers.

Spanning 5000 metres2, the revitalised venue claims to be home to one of the largest collections of arcade games in Australia with more than 200 of the latest games offering something for all ages and skill levels to enjoy.

The updated venue also features a Laser Tag arena, Timezone Mini Bowling, the famous Bumper Cars and Glow-In-The-Dark Mini Golf.

The prize shop has had a total makeover to include more than 40 different types of plush toys, an all-new novelty range along with scented, electric and even blow up slime, a range of major prizes including iPhone 11 and the Nintendo Switch lite and a delicious American confectionery range.

Timezone Surfers Paradise also has an on-site café.

For more information on the Timezone Surfers Paradise re-opening, visit timezonegames.com/surfers-paradise

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