The post adds that customers who have parties booked at the center, located at 569 S. Main St., will be contacted for a refund of their deposits.
Credit: JIM NOELKER
Credit: JIM NOELKER
The facility offered mini-golf outdoors, plus batting cages, games and a bounce area indoors.
The Facebook post did not offer any reason for the closure, and Englewood Fun Center owner Barry Deam did not immediately respond to a request for comment Thursday.
Earlier this year, Deam sought permission from the city to construct an outdoor go-kart track on the business property, but the city’s planning commission shot the idea down in March.
In a report submitted to the planning commission, city Development Director Bill Singer stated staff did not recommend approval of the conditional use, citing issues with the go-kart track, including noise that could negatively affect the nearby residential district.
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