STAG & HEN
Settle who's actually the best. Then go out on the result.
The Showdown
The afternoon bit of a stag or hen is where plans go to die — too early for the club, too many people for the pub table. Here's the fix: two arenas, two squads, same games, head-to-head — zombie survival, laser tag with ricochets, a kitchen game that has ended real friendships — with live scores and a declared winner. Up to 12 in headsets at once, up to 20 in the building rotating; from £15 a head at full arena capacity.
Then the night starts
The groom or bride does karaoke on a full PA (non-negotiable, it's tradition now), the losers buy the round, and you're five minutes' walk from the rest of Norwich when you're ready. Or don't leave — the bar runs till midnight and there's pool, darts and retro cabinets between rounds. Fancy something heavier? Send four of them into Arizona Sunshine and see who screams first.
All welcome
Big groups, mixed groups, fancy-dress groups: all fine. Dogs at the hen do: also fine, genuinely.