Houston-based AR's Entertainment Hub says the new location will feature mini-golf, bumper cars, laser tag and virtual reality games. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX ThingsToDoInSanAntonio Houston entertainment
Houston-based AR’s Entertainment Hub will take over a 56,000-square-foot location inside Wonderland that previously housed the Burkes Outlet, according to the daily. Slated for a winter opening, the spot will include activities such as mini-golf, laser tag, bumper cars and virtual reality games.
AR's San Antonio venue will be the family-owned company’s second location — the other being in Baytown outside Houston — owner Archie Wright told theThe lease marks the second big move by the Wonderland of the Americas mall in recent months. In July, Woodlawn Theatre revealed it's, taking over the space previously occupied by Santikos Bijou Theatre.
Wright decided to open his company's newest location at Wonderland in part due to the complex’s prime location at the intersection of two major freeways, according to the
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