Century Complex in Letterkenny celebrated the grand opening of its new family entertainment centre last night, unveiling indoor crazy golf, AR Darts, new Century Play party complex bar and function room all under one roof!
The latest additions add even more entertainment options to the complex, not forgetting the classic movie experience at their 8-screen cinema alongside Backstage Bar & Grill and Bida’s Bar.
The new games are a fusion of fun and technology.
The indoor crazy golf course is perfect for families and friends of all ages, with 27 creatively designed holes. Enjoy a mix of technological courses along with fun courses as you compete to be the crazy golf champion!
Kieran Tobin checks out one of the creative crazy golf courses
One of the colourful courses of Century Complex Indoor Mini Golf
Century Complex has also introduced an augmented reality (AR) darts experience that combines traditional dartboard fun with modern technology. The interactive, auto-scoring darts games are available in 7 thrilling games to challenge your friends to.
To enhance your gaming experience, you can conveniently order food and drinks using a table service option.
Century Complex also has a wide range of kids party packages available with something to suit all age groups. Choose from fun in Century Play for the younger age groups, exciting movies in Century Cinemas to suit all age groups and a round of golf from the Front 9 or Back 9 courses – this is the ideal party package for teenagers.
The Letterkenny cinema is nearing a century in business. It originally opened in 1935 on the Port Road, before moving down to Leckview Lane in 2001. The new complex stretches across 85,000ft – not including the cinema!
Century Play party booths
Owner Mark Doherty, the driving force behind Century Complex, with his wife Pauline and sons Cormac (left) and Ciaran (right) celebrating the new Indoor Mini Golf and AR Darts centre
Century Complex staff
L-R: John Kirwin, Chantelle Grant, Managing Director Mark Doherty, Chloe Russell and Jasmine Frith
Conor O’Donnell, Cormac Doherty, Kealan Dunleavy and Kieran Tobin