UK family entertainment market draws growing international interest, Savills says

By Public Technologies
  • Savills analysis identifies growing international interest in UK family entertainment centers, supported by resilient consumer spending on experiences.
  • Entertainment spending consistently exceeded historical benchmarks throughout 2025; consumers favored fewer, higher-spending trips to larger destinations.
  • Competitive socializing sites, a distinct leisure segment, are forecast to grow around 10% annually through 2030, underscoring demand for experience-led activities.
  • Family entertainment venues can increase visitor traffic and dwell time, helping landlords use large spaces and supporting surrounding businesses.
  • The UK's mature retail property market offers space for larger formats, strengthening its appeal as a perceived gateway to Europe.


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