BOWLING
Bowling, Game In Which A Heavy Ball Is Rolled Down A Long, Narrow Lane Toward A Group Of Objects Known As Pins, The Aim Being To Knock Down More Pins Than An Opponent. The Game Is Quite Different From The Sport Of Bowls, Or Lawn Bowls, In Which The Aim Is To Bring The Ball To Rest Near A Stationary Ball Called A Jack.
Simulated Reality League Cricket is in a Class of its Own
Soft Play
Soft Play Allows Children To Engage In Activities That Would Otherwise Have A Much Higher Risk Factor. This Means They Can Climb Netting, Dive Through Ball Pits, Run Up And Down, Steep Stairs And Whizz Down Slides Without The Same Restrictions As They Would In A Normal Playground.
A Trampoline is a Piece of Gym Equipment That is used for Bouncing and Performing Acrobatic Movements
Arcade Video Games
Arcade Video Games Were First Introduced In The Early 1970s, With Pong As The First Commercially Successful Game. Arcade Video Games Use Electronic Or Computerized Circuitry To Take Input From The Player And Translate That To An Electronic Display Such As A Monitor Or Television Set.