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Station Hill to welcome cocktail and social darts bar

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Thursday, November 20, 2025 7:01 am
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A new cocktails and social darts bar, Flight Club, will open in Reading's Station Hill in 2026.

A new cocktails and social darts bar, Flight Club, will open in Reading's Station Hill in 2026.

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A LIVELY cocktail and social darts bar will be landing in Reading’s £850m Station Hill in 2026.

Flight Club,  has confirmed today that it has chosen Reading as the location for its next UK venue.

This will be its second venue in the Thames Valley, after opening in Oxford last year.

Steve Moore, CEO and co-founder of Flight Club, said: “Get ready, Reading. We are thrilled to be bringing the Flight Club experience to Station Hill next year.

“We’re setting up shop right in the heart of the action to deliver what we do best: high-energy fun, incredible cocktails, and unforgettable social moments.

“We are already looking forward to opening the doors and kicking off the party in 2026.”

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The bar will occupy a space in the Station Hill development adjacent to Reading Station.

At 6,211 square feet, the venue will feature Flight Club’s signature style, combining the feel of a traditional Victorian pub with a fairground twist.

Alex Aitchison at Lincoln Property Company and on behalf of the Lincoln MGT JV said: “Station Hill is a buzzing and well-connected destination and the gateway to Reading, which visitors enjoy and feel proud of.

“Flight Club further enhances our popular retail and leisure offering at one of the key destinations in the Thames Valley for people to live, work and play.

“We look forward to welcoming Flight Club to the award-winning Station Hill scheme next year.”

For information, visit: flightclubdarts.com

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