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''' | The '''Magic City ePLEX''' is an e-sports / virtual reality arena and "gaming incubator" located at the [[Crestwood Festival Center]] at 7001 [[Crestwood Boulevard]]. In addition to providing video games ranging from retro-console games to racecar simulators and multi-user virtual reality space, the facility is set up to host competitive events, including high school esports championships. The venue includes a restaurant with beer and wine available. | ||
The facility, owned by [[Chris Donaldson]], opened on [[November 1]], [[2019]]. [[Rene Cain]] of [[Fultondale]]'s [[Superfly Trampoline Park]] is the general manager. | The facility, owned by [[Chris Donaldson]], opened on [[November 1]], [[2019]]. [[Rene Cain]] of [[Fultondale]]'s [[Superfly Trampoline Park]] is the general manager. Donaldson has plans to open a second location in Huntsville. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Thomas, Erica (September 23, 2019) "Trussville native opening state-of-the-art e-sports arena in Birmingham." {{TT}} | * Thomas, Erica (September 23, 2019) "Trussville native opening state-of-the-art e-sports arena in Birmingham." {{TT}} | ||
==External links== | |||
* [https://theeplex.com/ Magic City ePLEX] website | |||
[[Category:Sports venues]] | [[Category:Sports venues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:01, 30 September 2019
The Magic City ePLEX is an e-sports / virtual reality arena and "gaming incubator" located at the Crestwood Festival Center at 7001 Crestwood Boulevard. In addition to providing video games ranging from retro-console games to racecar simulators and multi-user virtual reality space, the facility is set up to host competitive events, including high school esports championships. The venue includes a restaurant with beer and wine available.
The facility, owned by Chris Donaldson, opened on November 1, 2019. Rene Cain of Fultondale's Superfly Trampoline Park is the general manager. Donaldson has plans to open a second location in Huntsville.
References
- Thomas, Erica (September 23, 2019) "Trussville native opening state-of-the-art e-sports arena in Birmingham." Trussville Tribune
External links
- Magic City ePLEX website