Black Bunny in Dubai

Black Bunny Dubai is a two-level indoor entertainment venue in Al Quoz that puts trampolines, bowling, go-karts, a climbing wall, VR and a big neon-lit arcade under one roof. It is designed so that everyone in the family has something to do at the same time, from toddlers in the soft play to teenagers on the bowling lanes and parents who fancy a game of billiards.

The brand started in Surat, India, in 2022, and the Al Quoz site, which opened in October 2025, is its first venue in the UAE. Its guiding idea is that play has no age limit, and the look backs that up: neon lighting, murals and street-art graphics rather than primary-coloured plastic.

What is inside

The venue is spread across two floors, with the active zones and arcade on the main level and bowling and billiards upstairs. Here is what you will find:

• Arcade: more than 45 arcade and carnival machines, mixing retro cabinets with prize-winning games, all played on a reloadable game card
• VR experiences: including a VR rollercoaster
• Trampoline park: with slam-dunk zones and dodgeball courts
• Multi-level soft play: a jungle-gym style area for climbing, crawling and exploring, aimed at younger children
• Mini go-karts: a small indoor track built for children
• Climbing wall: an indoor wall challenge
• Bowling: eight lanes on the upper level
• Billiards: two tables upstairs

There is also seating and viewing space for parents, themed birthday party rooms and a café serving coffee, pizza and sweets. Laser tag was announced at opening as coming soon, so check whether it is running before you plan around it.

Choosing a combo

Rather than buying each activity separately, most visitors pick one of the combo packages on the booking page. Each one suits a slightly different kind of visit:

Full Day Pass

The most complete option: unlimited trampoline and unlimited soft play, one go-kart game, one wall-climbing go and a bundle of arcade credit. It suits a long school holiday day or children who like to keep moving between zones.

Action Rush

One hour of trampoline, one hour of soft play and one go-kart game. A good fit for a busy afternoon with younger children who will happily switch between bouncing and climbing.

Strike and Bounce

Trampoline time, one VR game and one game of bowling. This is the one for older children and teens, or for parents who want to join in on the lanes.

Fun and Fabulous

Two hours of either trampoline or soft play, plus one creative extra: slime making, face painting or a half hair braid. It is a gentler mix that works well for younger children and small birthday groups.

Happy Hour Bowling

A bowling deal that runs Monday to Friday, handy for an after-school or after-work game.

Activities outside your chosen combo are not included, and neither is food, which is sold on site.

Who it suits

Black Bunny pitches itself at children, teenagers and adults alike, and the mix of zones makes that believable. Soft play and the mini go-karts suit young children; trampolines, dodgeball and climbing appeal to school-age kids; and bowling, billiards, VR and the arcade give teens and adults their own reasons to go.

It also works for birthday parties, with themed rooms set aside for celebrations, and for corporate team-building, which the venue offers too. Because everything is indoors, it is a practical answer to the hottest months and to the occasional rainy winter day.

Rules worth knowing

• Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
• Grip socks are recommended, and bare feet or ordinary shoes may be restricted in the trampoline and play zones. Grip socks are not included, so bring your own if you have them.
• Wear comfortable athletic clothing.
• Go-karts and the climbing wall have height, age or weight limits, which the booking page does not spell out, so ask the venue if your child is close to the line.
• Bookings cannot be cancelled or changed once made. Same-day bookings are possible, subject to capacity.

Opening hours and getting there

Black Bunny opens from 9am to 9pm, Monday to Thursday, and from 10am to 10pm, Friday to Sunday. Those longer weekend hours make it an easy evening plan as well as a daytime one, particularly for groups of teenagers or adults heading for the lanes.

The venue is in Shed B9 of the Al Ghurair Warehouse Complex in Al Quoz 3. By car or taxi, it is reached from Al Khail Road (E44) or Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), and there is on-site parking. By Metro, take the Red Line to Onpassive or Equiti station, then a five to ten minute taxi ride.

Al Quoz is also home to plenty of galleries and creative spaces, so it is easy to pair a visit with something for the adults. For more ideas, see our kids events in Dubai, browse attractions, or find more things to do in Dubai and plans for this weekend.