Ping Pong Parlour

I have never seen one if these places before!
I googled & they seem to be run by the Table Tennis Association who take over empty shops.
This one is in Lancaster & there were a few youngsters playing….no idea why they weren’t at school but I expect that’s another story!
Owners of these empty premises get lower business rates, similar to when Charity Shops take over empty shops I guess!

Plus the pink pong parlours are free!

I took the socks back & replaced it with the correct five pack.

[Casablanca]

What a great idea!

[Joan Robillard]

I have never seen one here in Maine. Good idea though.

[julia]

Sounds like agood idea to put something into empty shops..

[Carole Sandford]

Not seen one of these. I suppose it’s better than the premises being left empty.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Never heard or seen one of these ! I suppose it gets them off the streets!!

[Dawn]

Never seen or heard of this before but so cool

[Judith Johnson]

What a great idea. We found a ping pong table in the area around King's Cross station recently, and it was free, so we played a couple of games.

[Phil Howcroft]

It's a great idea Pat , we have a few outdoor free to play ping pong tables scattered around nottingham @busylady

[Babs]

Sounds like a good idea to take over empty premises.

[Delwyn Barnett]

A great game. We had fun doing a family tournament in Fiji - well organised by our oldest grandson. He improved hugely over the holiday.

[Boxplayer]

Sounds like a great idea

[Issi Bannerman]

Glad you got your missing socks! Looks like a great idea for filling an empty space.

[carol white]

A great idea

[Sue Cooper]

What a great idea.

[Maggiemae]

A very social enterprise!

[Hazel]

Interesting to see and I shall show it to Ray who is not keen when I call his table tennis 'ping pong'...........