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Oh no! Eden Superbowl will temporarily close its doors as of January 2024
The bowling entertainment establishment will close its doors for an upgrade.

Lyndsey Grima

The Eden SuperBowl, a prominent entertainment hub in Malta, is set to undergo a thrilling transformation, temporarily closing its doors on the 8th of January to make way for an extraordinary upgrade.

Come April, the reimagined venue will unveil a world-class entertainment centre, featuring a cutting-edge 20-lane bowling facility and an exclusive addition to Malta—the first-ever 4 Duckpin bowling lanes.

This expansion marks a significant leap forward for St. George's Bay, solidifying its status as Malta's most thrilling entertainment destination. The upcoming facility promises not only an expanded bowling experience but also a host of innovative attractions, yet to be disclosed.

The new offerings aim to triple the size of the existing entertainment options, creating a stunning venue ideal for families, friends, corporate activities, and birthday parties.

The vision behind this project is to transform the area into a safe and exciting family destination, addressing a need within the country. This ambitious initiative is complemented by concurrent investments in the existing cinemas and fitness centre, enhancing the overall appeal of the Eden SuperBowl.

As the Eden SuperBowl closes its doors temporarily, anticipation builds for the grand reopening in April.

Further updates will be released in the coming months as this transformation promises to redefine entertainment in St Julian’s.

20th December 2023


Lyndsey Grima
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Lyndsey Grima
Lyndsey has always been passionate about all things content. She keeps her storytelling skills sharp by exercising physically as she’s a fitness buff and also mentally as she enjoys reading and travelling.

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