A New Family Fun Center Just Opened in Colorado and It’s Great

When it comes to a place where everyone in the family can have a fun time, a place in Longmont, Colorado, may have nailed it. Games, more games, bowling, two bars; it definitely sets itself apart.

It's the kind of establishment that you can enter for all sorts of different occasions, from birthday parties, dates, to just wanting to catch the game and grab a burger. You can see going to this place weekly, not just for occasions.

When you add how it has a great location, it makes their future look very bright.

Winner's Circle Family Entertainment in Longmont, Colorado

Word had been on the streets for about a year, about a new place for the family to go in the Longmont area for some fun.

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After Winner's Circle opened, I went and found that it's a place for not just families; it's big enough where kids can play their games, while I could catch a football game at the bar.

Two Stories of Entertainment

The place is very big; with an upstairs bar that only has a foosball table when it comes to games, and plenty of seating. That has to be great when things downstairs get a little "rambunctious."

On the other hand, that downstairs bar, with lots of booths, a great horseshoe bar with lots of TVs, feels like "the" place to watch a Broncos, Nuggets, or Avalanche game. Seriously, that bar area is really its own establishment, as they have a full bar and a great menu for lunch, dinner, and late night.

A Great Location for Bringing in Customers

Winner's Circle is at the intersection of Hover Street and Ken Pratt Boulevard in Longmont, an easy to get to location for not just folks in Longmont, but from all around the area.

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In addition to 50 interactive games, and axe throwing, there are a few of very unique entertainment options at Winner's Circle:

• Curling. When you hear that they have curling, you have to see it, to believe it. It is curling, but without the ice, and you don't stand on the game surface. It's kind of like shuffleboard, very interesting.
• High-Tech Miniature Golf. Nine holes of min-golf that you'd picture in a sci-fi movie; not so much shooting around obstacles as you are trying to make "skill" shots. You're not going for the lowest score, but the most points.
• Duckpin Bowling. You don't see many of these around Colorado: shorter pins, shorter lanes, smaller balls. It moves much quicker than regular bowling.

When it comes the cost, everything seemed very reasonable, to me, especially when you've taken the family out bowling.

Take a look at Winner's Circle in Longmont: