Super Smash Bros. WiiU Tournament - Friday 23rd August 2019

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Ever asked yourself, "Who would win in a fight between Pikachu and Megaman?” Me either! But come along to our tournament on Friday, 23^rd of August and find out.

Beyond Brawl: Choose your character and square up against three other gladiators and stand to win a prize.

Bouts start at 11am, but get there early to add your name to the sign-up sheet.

Under 16's only.

This is a great drop-in activity, no need to book but standard museum entry fees apply.

All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult during the activity.

*Parental Guidance: Super Smash Bros. WiiU is rated 12 by PEGI. This is in no way enforceable or realistic. Feel free to bring your under 12s to this event. It will be awesome.*

Date: Friday 23rd August 2019
Time:11am – 1pm

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