SegaWorld and Sega Park are names referring to arcades in the United Kingdom. The parks sought to promote Sega games while providing entertainment based on its licenses.

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Venues[edit]

Metropolis[edit]

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Metropolis was the first Sega-themed arcade in the UK, which opened in Mid 1992. The arcade was housed in the basement of Hamleys' Regent Street branch, as a SEGA-dedicated coin-op den. The arcade contained a rare R-360 motion simulator.

The venue was later renamed under the Sega World brand, and eventually became an unbranded arcade known as called The Game Zone. The arcade was replaced with a franchised Game outlet at the end of 2003, which traded until October 2016.

Planet Sega[edit]

This Sega arcade was located at the Queens Ice and Bowl Bowling Alley in Bayswater, London. The Planet Sega name for the arcade area was scrapped in the early 2000s with the arcade area now being unbranded.

Sega Megaworld Croydon/Sega Park Croydon[edit]

A Sega arcade located on the top floor of a Debenhams store in Croydon, Surrey.

The venue was later renamed Sega Park Croydon and was later replaced with a franchised Game Store.

Sega Megaworld Harrow[edit]

A Sega arcade located on the top floor of a Debenhams store in Harrow, London, located near Sega Park Harrow, which opened some years after Sega Megaworld. This venue was closed at an unknown date, sometime before 2002.

Over the years it was open, the arcade housed games such as Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors, Alien vs. Predator, The Punisher, Virtua Fighter, Virtua Fighter 2, Virtua Fighter 3, Street Fighter Alpha, Virtua Racing, Daytona USA, SegaSonic the Hedgehog, The King of Fighters '96, X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Desert Tank, Virtual On: Cyber Troopers, Title Fight, Killer Instinct, Numan Athletics and the Mega-Tech System version of Sonic the Hedgehog.

Sega Megaworld Romford[edit]

A Sega arcade located in the Debenhams store in Romford, London. Little is known about it.

SegaDome/Sega Park and Casino Colindale[edit]

This venue was located in the Oriental City Shopping Centre, and first opened as SegaDome in Late 1993, being a smaller counterpart to Sega World in Bournemouth. It contained an R-360 machine (removed in later years), and a small bowling alley.

This venue was renamed 'Sega Park & Casino' in the late 1990s with the addition of fruit and slot machines after the Leisure Exchange buyout.

The arcade closed for good on 1 June 2008 when Oriental City closed due to the buyout of the centre by a property developer. The centre building has since been demolished, and as of 2016, a Morrisons supermarket now occupies the area.

Sega Park Acton[edit]

Not much is known about this venue. The only known information about it is that it opened in 1994 and was located at Super Bowl in the Royale Leisure Park. The venue (now a TenPin Bowling Alley) still retains the arcade, although it is now unbranded.

Sega Park Basildon[edit]

This Sega Park was housed in the Eastgate Centre by the food court and opened sometime in October of 1996 or 1997.

It was one of the venues sold to Leisure Exchange in 2000 and remained trading until 2005. The arcade's former shop unit houses a branch of Regis Hairdressers.

Sega Park Brighton (Leisure Exchange)[edit]

This Sega Park was opened by Leisure Exchange in 2002 and was located next to a Burger King in the same building, both of which were located near the Brighton Pier. The arcade mainly housed fruit and slot machines in the Sega Casino section, as well as some arcade games and claw machines.

The venue closed in 2006 and later reopened under the Leisure Exchange name. The venue closed permanently in 2007, and has since sat empty with all its Leisure Exchange signage intact. The Burger King next door to the arcade was closed in mid-2015.

Sega Park Bristol[edit]

This Sega Park was housed in Arena One bowling (later Bristol Megabowl). the venue opened in 1995. The bowling alley itself was demolished in 2008 to make way for new flats.

Sega Park Glasgow[edit]

This was a short-lived Sega Park housed in a Hollywood Bowl location which only traded for around 2 years before closing. The bowling alley was demolished in 2006 to make way for a car park.

Sega Park Harlow[edit]

This Sega Park opened in 1997 in units 70-74 of the Harvey Centre. The games that were housed in this branch included Plasma Sword, Star Wars Racer Arcade, Virtua Fighter 3, Bust-A-Move 4, Silent Scope, Crazy Taxi, Cyber Troopers - Virtual On, L.A. Machineguns, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter and Motor Raid. The arcade also contained an area dedicated to redemption games, which was replaced with a gambling area by the time this venue was sold to Leisure Exchange. This area led to this arcade's downfall due to chavs and teen gangs eyeing the venue and hassling customers for their money. The troubles of this led to the venue closing in 2003. Leisure Exchange attempted to re-open Sega Park in the former Pizza Hut unit in the Harvey Centre, which had failed. The arcade's former unit is now split into a Subway, nail salon and other outlets.

Sega Park Harrow (Leisure Exchange)[edit]

This Sega Park arcade was opened some time after Sega Megaworld Harrow opened, which was far larger and was about 15 minutes walk away from this venue. Games such as Tekken Tag Tournament, Silent Scope, House of the Dead and Time Crisis 3 among others, were housed here. It was housed on a single floor, with the video games placed at the front of the arcade and the 'Sega Casino' section featuring gambling machines at the back. Not long after becoming the 'Leisure Exchange' around 2006, the venue became strictly a gambling venue. This venue was closed at an unknown date, likely around after November 2012 and the unit is now home to an E-Cigarette shop.

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