810 Entertainment offers 'Graduation Party Packages' to SWFL seniors, families

ESTERO, Fla. - EntSun -- With high school and college graduation season approaching, 810 Entertainment at Miromar Outlets in Estero has created tiered Graduation Party Packages for families to celebrate the occasion.

"It's great to invite family and friends to your home after the ceremony, but there isn't a whole lot to do there," said General Manager Joe Beach. "Our Graduation Party Packages offer bowling, drinks and food, and guests can add gaming cards for the arcade, ice cream at Mean Mugs Milkshake Bar or try one of our sports simulators, darts and axe throwing."

810 Entertainment offers the following Graduation Party Packages for groups of 10 or more:

• Baby Spare ($25/person): one hour of bowling, shoes, unlimited fountain drinks and two slices of pepperoni or cheese pizza per person.
• Spare ($30/person): two hours of bowling, shoes, unlimited fountain drinks and two slices of pepperoni or cheese pizza per person.
• Strike ($40/person): two hours of bowling, shoes and unlimited fountain drinks, along with two party platters and two side platters for the group.
• Perfect Game ($55/person): two hours of bowling, shoes and unlimited fountain drinks, along with four premium party platters and two premium side platters for the group.
• Be Social ($65/person): two hours of bowling, shoes and unlimited fountain drinks, along with four party and/or side platters for the group.
• Knock 'em Down ($75/person): two hours of bowling, shoes and unlimited fountain drinks, along with two premium entree platters, two premium party platters and two premium side platters for the group.

Graduation Party Packages offer an upgraded selection of appetizers, entrees, sides and desserts as add-on options, including ice cream from Mean Mugs Milkshake Bar. Guests 21 and older can add beer, wine and cocktails to any package.

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To book Graduation Party Packages, please call 239-766-8448 or email info@810bowling.com.

810 Entertainment, located at 10801 Corkscrew Road, Suite 50, at Miromar Outlets in Estero, is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays and 11 a.m. to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.

About 810 Entertainment

810 Entertainment, formerly known as 810 Billiards & Bowling, is a family-friendly destination at Miromar Outlets in Estero where guests can eat, bowl, drink and play. Amenities include bowling, billiards tables, dart lanes, sports simulators, axe throwing and an arcade. The venue enhances traditional bar food through an elevated menu with a fresh take on American classics along with signature cocktails, wines and a selection of craft, draft and bottled beer. Additionally, Mean Mugs Milkshake Bar is a standalone concept that creates one-of-a-kind desserts with personality, fun and flavor. For more information, please visit 810bowling.com/810-entertainment-in-estero (https://www.810bowling.com/810-entertainment-in-estero/).

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