F1 Arcade will officially open on May 29 and will be located at 1330 Chestnut Street.
“Whether guests are looking to test their skills against friends or immerse themselves in the energetic ambiance of Formula 1® culture, this expansion marks another major development in bringing the prestigious motorsport to life across North America.” said a press release from the brand.
This new business will be the third of its kind in America, “Building on the success of the global concept’s U.S. venues in Boston and Washington, D.C.”.
The new F1 Arcade will be able to welcome 550 guests throughout its 19,200 square feet space adorned with “vibrant neon circuit-inspired chandeliers, a helmet wall, hand-painted tire mark-laden wallpaper, and an entryway lighting arrangement reminiscent of F1® Grand Prix starting grid lights.”
The arcade will be “complete with 80 state-of-the-art Formula 1® racing simulators, plentiful high-top dinner seating, and an expansive, illuminated 43-foot bar.” There will also be a private event space featuring “a 120-person standing capacity with exclusive use of 13 racing simulators and an 18-foot bar.”
On the menu, F1 Arcade will feature a “best-in-class food and beverage program” with seafood towers, wagyu beef sliders, and birria tacos, alongside cocktail creations, including the Flame & Glory (mezcal, ancho chili, pineapple, grapefruit soda, spiced salt), She’s in the Lead (Hendrick’s Gin, blueberry wine, lemon, egg), and no-ABV Mule in the Paddock (Almave, spiced ginger, lime, soda).
P”owered by Motorsport Games’ rFactor 2 racing simulation platform, guests of all ages and abilities will have the opportunity to experience the world’s most iconic Grand PrixTM circuits via cutting-edge full-motion simulators, with skill levels ranging from rookie to elite.” said the brand.
“As Formula 1® continues to surge in popularity across the United States, we couldn’t think of a more fitting location for expansion than Philadelphia, home to many of the world’s most passionate sports enthusiasts,” says Jon Gardner, U.S. President of F1® Arcade. “We’re eager to bring a new gathering space and our own unique brand of experiential hospitality, diverse food menu, and stellar cocktail program to Center City.”
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