Competitive socialising company Fairgame is to open its second venue in London this month, just two years after establishing itself in Canary Wharf.

The 24,500 sq ft site will be located opposite St Paul’s Cathedral, offering four different sections of indoor fairground games.

And it’s gaing a national audience. “The different sections include The Fun House, Dining Area, Games Area, Prize Stand, food vendors and two bars,” reported The Sun. “Bigger than the Canary Wharf site, guests will be greeted by a towering 15-foot rotating duck – and a vibrant neon playground.”

So, the offering? There will be 12 reimagined fairground games exclusive to the site. One game is Joy Ride, a car racing game, as well as Duck and Dive, where players have to knock all the bottles off the shelves. And there will also be Beaky Blinders – the largest indoor hook-a-duck ever created.

Fairgame first came to London in 2023, with its Canary Wharf site offering “old-school fairground entertainment for a new age,” including Roll-A-Ball Derby, Skeeball, Shoot the Clown, and Whac-A-Mole.

The new larger Fairgame St Paul’s is due to open on 21 August, and will be capable of hosting up to 1,000 people.