Bingemans bringing Kingpin concept to St. Catharines

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Bingemans, a leader in entertainment and hospitality, has announced it will be opening its newest Kingpin location at The Niagara Pen Centre in St. Catharines, with an expected opening for December 2025.

This latest addition to the Kingpin brand promises to elevate entertainment in the Niagara Region with a dynamic blend of upscale bowling, immersive gaming, and fun-to-eat dining experiences, said the company.

Mark Bingeman
Mark Bingeman

“We’re thrilled to introduce Kingpin to St. Catharines and the Niagara Region as well as join the incredible community at The Niagara Pen Centre,” said Mark Bingeman, President of Bingemans. “This expansion reflects Bingemans’ commitment to delivering extraordinary entertainment venues where people can gather, play, and celebrate life’s moments.”

The new Kingpin venue will feature:

  • 24 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, including 8 VIP lanes for private gatherings and special events.
  • GameworX Arcade, offering the latest in interactive games and exciting prizes.
  • Unique food and beverage options, designed to suit casual outings, celebrations, and everything in between
  • Exciting Birthday party packages
  • Dedicated group spaces for unforgettable celebrations and corporate events.

The brand has locations in Kitchener and Cambridge.

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Michelle Schleimer
Michelle Schleimer

“We are thrilled to welcome Kingpin to the Niagara Pen Centre, bringing an exciting new entertainment experience to our guests. This addition enhances our vision of creating a vibrant community hub where shopping, dining, and entertainment come together. We can’t wait for visitors to enjoy everything Kingpin has to offer!,” said Michelle Schleimer, General Manager, Niagara Pen Centre.

The company is a leader in entertainment, culinary and hospitality, dedicated to creating generational memories through exceptional experiences. As a multi-faceted company, Bingemans provides diverse offerings, including catering services, family-friendly attractions and entertainment facilities, immersive festivals, and large-scale events that extend across the province and beyond.

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