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The chain of Family Entertainment Centers known as TImezone has now opened nearly 20 stores in Australia, with many others in other parts of the world. The latest one in Australia is found in the Forest Hill Chase Shopping Mall, which is some miles out of Melbourne Victoria in Australia. The facility actually opened it’s doors last month in March but we only received the press release about it now. We don’t know the exact size or game list of the facility but some titles mentioned include Stern’s Avatar Pinball, Barber Cut Lite(Namco), Cannon Ball Blast(Baytek), Mad Wave(TrioTech), Stacker Double Up(LAI) and Winners Cube(Andamiro). More details can be found in the press release below
Timezone Group
3 International Business Park
#04-13 Nordic European Centre
Singapore 609927
Press Release
Contact: Sonaal Chopra
Phone: +(65) 6890 6211
5.30PM, 21 April, 2011
Timezone Opens a new store in Forest Hill Shopping Mall, Australia
On the 12th of March 2011, Timezone Australia launched its new store at Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre, bringing FUN closer to the East Coast residents. Forest Hill is located 27km out of Melbourne Victoria whilst the Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre provides an exciting array of F&B, retail and entertainment. Timezone Forest Hill store is strategically located at the third level next to JB HI FI and AMF Bowling.
In line with Timezone vision as a family-focused FEC, the new store machine mix caters for all ages. With our concerns for ‘on trend’ players, Timezone has invested to introduce numbers of new released machines such as Avatar Pinball, Barber Cut Lite, Cannon Ball Blast, Mad Wave, Stacker Double Up and Winners Cube.
The crowd at the Forest Hill Store Opening was overwhelming. Thanks to several promotional offers and radio broadcast in Melbourne, the awareness of the new store is growing and the increasing takings beyond our expectation.
David Shimell is pleased to confirm that after the opening of Forest Hill yet another new Centre is in progress which will take the number of outlets in Australia to 19.
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Kimone
nearly 20 sites? I think that should read over 200.