The social entertainment sector is in full stride. Across the globe, a new breed of venue is redefining what a night out looks like – multi-activity, multi-generational, and built around experiences that can’t be replicated on a phone screen
At flagship destinations like Urban Fun Kingston, UK, Funbox Entertainment’s £4 million, 24,000 sq ft playground on Clarence Street, the arcade offer isn’t a sideshow. It’s central to the proposition.
As Funbox Entertainment’s Managing Director Matthew Deith put it: “We’re showcasing how the best of arcade amusements and cutting-edge interactive play can sit side by side, encouraging people to play longer, return more often, and enjoy a complete entertainment experience.”
That’s precisely the environment Mini Cube Prize World was built for.
It truly is a centrepiece that earns its floor space! At a flagship FEC, every square foot is working hard. The challenge isn’t just finding games that perform; it’s finding games that perform and contribute to the atmosphere and visual identity of the space.
Mini Cube Prize World’s Premium Combo – 10 to 20 modular cubes configured as a wall, island, or centrepiece layout, becomes an instant focal point the moment a guest walks in. Pulsing, synchronised LED lighting across every cube creates exactly the kind of visual draw that stops people mid-step and pulls them in. Operators find clustering multiple prize games together can boost earnings by 40% or more over standalone units. That makes Mini Cube’s modular scalability all the more compelling.
Within a single installation, operators can offer guests four distinct gameplay formats: Crane, Capsule, Peg, and Rotary, all alongside Display Cubes that showcase prizes and build anticipation. For venues built around cross-generational appeal, that variety is genuinely valuable.
With proven performance the numbers are already speaking for themselves. A modest 8-game cube setup is averaging over £1,700 a week across UK locations and peaking at over £2,500, with similarly strong returns being reported across other regions. Prize and redemption games are outperforming traditional video-only machines, topping revenue charts especially among Gen Z and family visitors. Operators investing in this category now are positioning themselves on the right side of a clear global market shift.
Mini Cube Prize World is available now from Sega Amusements International and authorised distributors. Contact our team to discuss getting this anchor attraction for your venue.