Carnival Golf and Games opened its doors to visitors this week, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony which took place on Thursday, February 5.
The launch was attended by the Mayor of Dudley, Councillor Pete Lee, and Stourbridge MP Cat Eccles.
The new venue promises fun for all ages, bringing a wide range of activities to the shopping centre’s growing leisure offering.
Jonathan Poole, centre manager at Merry Hill, welcomed the opening.
He said: “We’re thrilled to be expanding Merry Hill’s leisure offer even further with the opening of Carnival Golf and Games.
“The new opening offers visitors a brand-new experience where they can create unforgettable moments together.”
Inside, visitors can enjoy two immersive 12-hole mini golf courses, featuring carnival-themed and volcano falls adventure settings.
There are also electric darts, breakout-style escape rooms with four themed challenges, and an interactive digital floor experience.
Arcade lovers can take advantage of a wide selection of games, from nostalgic classics to modern favourites, with a range of prizes up for grabs.
A laser tag station is also set to open soon, promising an ‘out of this world’ experience for players.
MP Cat Eccles also praised the new venue.
She said: “From golf to arcade games, escape rooms to laser tag, there’s something for everyone.
“Owners Vanessa and James have built up their family business, with the Merry Hill site being their biggest venture yet.
“It was wonderful to meet their partner charity Rays of Sunshine Children’s Charity, who grant wishes to seriously ill children across the UK.
“Go and check out the venue and have some fun!”
Carnival Golf and Games is located opposite Nando’s near the food court at Merry Hill.