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Put on the glitter to win an annual Hollywood Bowl pass

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Friday, December 19, 2025 7:01 am
in Bracknell, Entertainment, Featured, Reading
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Wear the glitter to win the prize at Hollywood Bowl. Picture: Hollywood Bowl

Wear the glitter to win the prize at Hollywood Bowl. Picture: Hollywood Bowl

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HOLLYWOOD Bowl locations in Bracknell and Reading are ready to quickstep into the festive season in celebration of Christmas TV moment Strictly Come Dancing’s final.

Broadcast on Saturday, December 20, it promises to be a showstopper, the last for longstanding presenters Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly.

In a dazzling nod to Strictly’s sequins and sparkle, guests who step up to the lanes or courses between Friday, December 19, and Sunday December 21, wearing glittery trainers, boots, or closed-toe pumps have a chance to win an annual pass.

To enter, they should take a selfie and upload it to social media, tagging @HollywoodBowlUK.

Dave Williams Operations Director, at Hollywood Bowl, said: “The countdown is on for the Strictly Come Dancing final, and we’ll be on the edge of our seats in anticipation for the results here at Hollywood Bowl.

“We can’t wait to celebrate and are ready to add some extra sparkle to our centres.

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“Inspired by the glitz of the Strictly ballroom, we’re inviting guests to glide, spin and strike their way through an unforgettable festive experience with family and friends.”

Guests can continue the celebrations in the arcade, surrounded by flashing lights and prize-winning games, with American-style food and drinks available in the diner.

The offer is valid in all Hollywood Bowl and Putt & Play centres across the country from Friday 19th December up to and including Sunday 21st December.

For information, visit: hollywoodbowl.co.uk

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