Lane7 Leeds opens May 2026 at Trinity Leeds with bowling, golf simulators, arcades, and late-night gaming

Lane7 Leeds is opening at Trinity Leeds in May 2026, bringing the UK’s largest independent boutique bowling brand to the city centre for the first time. The 23,000 sq ft venue on Albion Street — in the former Wilko unit — will be Lane7’s first site in Yorkshire and one of its biggest in the UK, with 12 bowling lanes alongside a full lineup of competitive gaming, a bar, food menu, and space for corporate bookings and private events.

What’s Inside Lane7 Leeds

The venue will feature 12 state-of-the-art bowling lanes with interactive elements, plus darts, pool tables, beer pong, golf simulators, retro arcade games, and what Lane7 calls an interactive “Playground”. Lane7 operates a full food and drink menu with burgers, sharing platters, cocktails, and pitchers, alongside its “All In” unlimited playtime package priced from £18 per person at other venues (available Sunday to Friday, with prices varying by site). Bookings can be made via lane7.com.

“It’s no secret that we’ve been itching to bring Lane7 to Leeds for some time, and we’re thrilled to have found a venue in Trinity Leeds that we know our guests will love. Everyone knows Leeds is one of the UK’s great nights out, and Lane7 is a venue where you can have all your best nights in one.”

— Gavin Hughes, Managing Director, Lane7

About Lane7: From Newcastle Startup to 20+ Venues

Lane7 was founded in Newcastle in 2013 by Tim Wilks and has grown to more than 20 venues across the UK, Ireland, and Germany, operating under the Lane7, Level X, ML7, and Gutterball brands. The company is currently in a “transformational year,” having brought all brands under a single group structure to accelerate growth. Alongside the Leeds opening, new venues are also planned for Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, Cardiff, and York.

Why this matters for Leeds

For the city’s night-time economy, it adds a major competitive socialising venue in a central location. For businesses, the corporate bookings and private hire capabilities make it a practical option for team events. And for Landsec, it’s another step in positioning the centre around hospitality and entertainment alongside retail.