Flight Club Bristol

How the darts work

Flight Club runs its own multiplayer games, with scores tracked automatically and shown on screen, so nobody has to do the maths. You must use the venue's darts because the camera system only recognises those. An Action Replay feature captures the best throws of the night and sends you a highlights clip afterwards. Several multiplayer formats are on offer, so groups can switch games through the night.

Food and drink

The menu is built for grazing while you play: cocktails, tacos, pizzas and sharing plates arrive at your oche. There is also a two-hour brunch session that combines darts with prosecco or beer and bottomless pizza. The setting is described by the venue as a Victorian fairground crossed with a local pub.

Planning a visit

Walk-ins are accepted, but booking is the safer option on Friday and Saturday nights. Groups from two up to large parties are catered for. Under-18s aged 12 and over can play with an adult on Sunday to Wednesday afternoons. Afterwards, St Nicholas Market and the bars of the Old City are steps away. Family sessions are also available, and the venue handles larger parties of 37 or more as private events, including birthdays, hen and stag dos.

Highlights

• Multiplayer darts with automatic scoring
• Semi-private oches for groups
• Cocktails, pizzas and sharing plates served at your oche
• Action Replay highlights video
• Brunch sessions with bottomless pizza

Good to know

• Booking is recommended at busy times; walk-ins are welcome if space allows.
• Ages 12+ can play Sunday to Wednesday until 4.30pm with an adult.
• Only the venue's own darts can be used.

Frequently asked questions