Starting on October 1 this year on Bluewater Island in Dubai, a new entertainment center Brass Monkey will begin operating.
The new two-story facility will be called Brass Monkey. It will be able to offer its visitors a variety of entertainment. Guests will be bowling through 12 lanes, billiards, various slot machines, and retro arcades such as Pong, Pac-Man, and Mortal Kombat, as well as racing in virtual reality and much more.
The same visitors who do not want to play can have a good time and talk. The entertainment center has also found a place for a bar and two restaurants, offering various dishes – from light snacks in the style of 80’s Japanese dumplings and fried shrimp. This special event will allow you to enjoy live music being performed by various bands and famous DJs.
Brass Monkey is decorated in a retro style, with brick walls decorated with neon lights and graffiti. There are also many metal elements here. According to the creators, their entertainment center will create a nostalgic journey into the recent past.
The new center will observe all measures to prevent coronavirus: regular cleaning of all surfaces and slot machines’ disinfection after each use. Visitors will be given temperature measurements and will be required to wear masks and maintain a social distance. According to a new decree of the Department of Tourism and Commercial Marketing of Dubai, the center and other entertainment facilities cut working hours and close at one o’clock in the morning.
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