In a thrilling debut that exceeded all expectations, Hull’s Federation of Sport has kicked off its journey with a bang, as this groundbreaking sports and gaming hub in Hull’s Old Town sets the stage for ambitious expansion plans across the UK and internationally.
The innovative £1.6 million venue opened its doors for a soft launch this weekend. With every available slot fully booked, the event drew sports enthusiasts and tech-savvy individuals alike, all eager to experience the cutting-edge facilities firsthand.
The soft launch on Saturday offered an exclusive preview of the new sim sports venue, featuring sim racing, high-performance gaming PCs, and a sophisticated golf simulator, showcasing its ability to cater to a wide range of interests and skill levels.
The bold vision is to redefine how people engage with sports and gaming in a social setting. The business has attracted several international investors. Michel Croes, based in The Netherlands has a proven track record in founding and acquiring successful companies, brings expertise in building and scaling businesses combined with his background in business administration from the University of South Florida.
This unique concept combines sports simulations with e-sports while leveraging cutting-edge technology, positioning it as a potential major attraction for the city. The venue is likely to draw visitors from across Yorkshire and beyond, contributing to Hull’s growing reputation as a hub for innovative leisure experiences.