
WhirlyDome, an interactive games attraction on International Drive in Orlando, has made the decision to close permanently.
The locally owned-and-operated attraction opened in 2012, and originally closed due to Coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns on March 17, 2020.
Posts on its website and social media indicated this week that the owners have decided to close for good.
WhirlyDome offered guests activities like WhirlyBall (a combination of basketball, hockey and jai-alai played while riding an electrically powered machine, similar to a bumper car, called a WhirlyBug), laser tag, pool tables, and arcade games.
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