A brand-new slots arcade in central Newport is welcoming visitors with £10 free play, complimentary refreshments and a friendly, modern atmosphere.
Fortune Slots, located at 93 High Street, officially opened earlier this year following planning approval by the Isle of Wight Council and is already proving popular with locals and visitors aged 18 and over.
Open daily from 10:00-22:00 and offering the latest in slot machine entertainment, Fortune Slots provides a clean, welcoming space with cutting-edge machines, soft drinks and snacks at no cost, and a £10 no-strings-attached welcome credit for new players.
The machines available at the site include some of the newest and most popular titles in the UK market, with vibrant screens, touch-sensitive controls and bonus features designed to maximise entertainment. Whether you’re a seasoned slots player or simply curious to give it a try, there’s something for everyone.
Owner Josh Cooper has said:
“We’re thrilled to bring something fresh and exciting to the area. With top-of-the-range machines, a nice atmosphere, and friendly staff, we want to make every visit a great experience.
“We’ve put real thought into the space to make it a place people will want to return to and it complements both the daytime and evening economy of the county town”.
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Customers are invited to join the growing online community through Fortune Slots’ official Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/p/Fortune-Slots-61576415473146, where regular updates, photos and announcements are shared.
Fortune Slots is committed to providing a safe, enjoyable, and responsible gaming experience. Entry is strictly for over 18s only and valid ID may be requested. Please gamble responsibly. For more information or support, visit www.begambleaware.org.
Places like this should be banned, they prey on the vulnerable – disgusting to refer to anything gambling based as ‘friendly’.
I wholeheartedly agree, preying on the vulnerable.
How kind to promote this vital amenity in Newport. Really handy for any vulnerable people attending the NHS Mental Health Unit Hub, diagonally opposite, and are feeling like cheering themselves up