A new kind of playground is coming to downtown Nashville

Play Playground is expanding beyond Las Vegas with a new Nashville location on 2nd Avenue.

A rendering of a gaming area with a bar, a large-scale-maze game, and a neon sign depicting a heart with wings.

Game on, Nashville. | Rendering via Play Playground

Nashville adults, get ready to relive your playground days. Only this time, it comes in the form of a two-level, 15,000-sqft entertainment venue downtown.

Play Playground, an interactive concept with one other location in Las Vegas, has set its sights on Music City with a planned February opening at 128 2nd Ave. N. Unlike typical modern entertainment venues, you won’t find VR, AR, or arcade games. Instead, Play Playground offers large-scale physical games designed for “immersive fun and social connection.”

Level up with these fast facts:

  • 20+ games, word puzzles, and team-based challenges
  • Open to guests ages 16+ during the day and 21+ at night
  • Live music, a food menu, and Nashville-inspired cocktails/mocktails
A rendering of a group space featuring a large booth, ~10 signs reading "On Air," "Recording," and "Applause" hanging from the ceiling, and a window view of Nashville's Cumberland River.

The venue will also accommodate birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette parties, and corporate events. | Rendering via Play Playground

Play Playground, which shares an address with Nashville Live! (home to DraftKings Sports & Social and PBR Nashville), will also boast a rooftop space with views of the Cumberland River and Nissan Stadium.

While await the official opening date, Play Playground is now accepting advance reservations for group bookings. This offering features game coaches, leaderboards, and trophy ceremonies, allowing guests to crown champions and redeem points for Play Prizes.

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