Home | Hyderabad | Inorbit Malls Launches The Game Palacio Inorbit Malls launches The Game Palacio Awarded the most luxurious gaming centre by BCM awards in the Amusement Expo Las Vegas, 2024, The Game Palacio is a leading name in the immersive entertainment space and offers a blend of gourmet dining, boutique bowling, a state-of-the-art gaming arcade, and a chic lounge, a press release said. By Telangana Today Published Date - 16 September 2024, 02:50 PM Hyderabad: Inorbit Malls, a pioneer in the shopping centre space and Hyderabad’s ultimate ‘Bridge to Luxury,’ has announced the opening of The Game Palacio. Located on Level 5 of the mall with an expanse of over 26,146 sft, this cutting-edge entertainment hub marks the first of its kind in Hyderabad and promises to redefine leisure and entertainment in the city.
Awarded the most luxurious gaming centre by BCM awards in the Amusement Expo Las Vegas, 2024, The Game Palacio is a leading name in the immersive entertainment space and offers a blend of gourmet dining, boutique bowling, a state-of-the-art gaming arcade, and a chic lounge, a press release said. Patrons can discover Game Palacio’s luxurious offerings such as a4-lane bowling alley, arcade games, VR experiences, trampoline fun, top-notch games like Asphalt Legends, Fast and Furious and a lot more. Rohit Gopalani, SVP & Head – Leasing, Marketing & Corporate Communication, Inorbit Malls said, “we are thrilled to bring one of India’s best arcade experiences to Hyderabad through The Game Palacio, which is the first of its kind in the entire region.
” Prasuk Jain, Founder of Snow World Entertainment said, “our goal is to provide guests with a luxurious and exhilarating gaming experience, blending world-class service, cutting edge technology, and unmatched hospitality.” Follow Us : Tags Hyderabad Inorbit Malls Related News Hyderabad: 18-year-old ends life after father’s scolding over late outing Telangana: Wait for loan waiver gets longer for farmers BRS leaders meet party chief KCR at Erravelli residence Harish Rao counters CM Revanth on partial crop loan waiver.
