Queens Skate Dine Bowl

QUEENS has been part of London's leisure landscape since 1930, when the ice rink first opened on Queensway. What started as a skating destination has expanded into a multi-activity entertainment complex — bowling, AR darts, curling, arcade games, and food by MEATliquor — but the ice remains the anchor. It's London's only year-round real ice rink, and that distinction is not a marketing line. Every other ice rink in the city is seasonal or synthetic. This one has been freezing real ice for nearly a century.

Five Spaces Under One Roof at QUEENS

The venue offers five distinct hireable spaces within a single building. The Ice Rink takes up to 500 for events, with skating, curling, and human curling available as activities. The Ruby Lanes — five premium bowling lanes with their own bar and photo booth — hold up to 120. The Back Alley Darts Lounge brings augmented-reality darts for up to 80 guests. East and West Wing bowling lanes add another 140 capacity. Combined, full venue hire accommodates up to 1,000 guests with MEATliquor handling food and drink throughout.

QUEENS for Activity-Led Events

What separates QUEENS from conventional venue hire is the activity infrastructure. Every space has something physical for guests to do — skate, curl, bowl, throw darts, play arcade games. For corporate team building, Christmas parties, birthday celebrations, and brand experiences, that built-in engagement removes the need for external entertainment suppliers and creates the kind of shared moments that passive venues cannot replicate.

West London's Entertainment Venue

Queensway places the venue in the heart of Bayswater, with the Central line providing direct access. The venue's filming credentials — Dancing on Ice, The Apprentice, fashion shoots — reinforce its status as a space that works at production level, not just party level. Packages combine food, drink, and activities into per-head pricing, keeping event budgets straightforward.