Globalls, a glow-in-the-dark mini golf centre, will be opening in the town centre, with excitement building for an attraction coming to the area.

A new storefront has been put up on the planned site of Globalls, the former site of Iceland on St Thomas Street.

Whilst not much has been given away such as an opening date, a QR code on the shopfront has revealed more information about the attraction and what those in Weymouth can expect from it:

A spokesperson for Globalls said: “It’s early days but we couldn’t wait to say hello and let you know that something seriously glowing is on its way.

“We’re a glow-in-the-dark mini golf experience – but not like anything you’ve seen before. Prepare to discover a glowing, one-of-a-kind adventure filled with larger-than-life creatures and neon fun for all.

“We’re bringing to brand new themes to life [in Weymouth]. It’s going to be bold, bright, and bursting with personality.

“Weymouth is full of character, creativity and community spirit – and we can’t wait to bring our glow to the heart of it all.

“We’re not open yet, but we’re on our way – and we can’t wait to welcome you in.”

Local business owners are excited for the launch of the attraction, saying that it will help bring more visitors to the town.

John Kalis who owns the Cheese Rack and Panama Cocktail Bar, was out with his young daughter, Beau-Red.

Local business owner John Kalis (with daughter Beau-Red) says the golf course will be great for the town. Local business owner John Kalis (with daughter Beau-Red) says the golf course will be great for the town. (Image: Alfie Lumb) He said: “This is going to be absolutely great for the town. We’re really excited that it will bring more visitors to the town and more importantly it will be a chance to give our kids something to do.

“I hope that it helps bring people to Weymouth from further out.

Emily Nicholson, from Weymouth, who was out with her child, added: “It sounds like fun and something different for the town. It’s something fun and sounds good for all ages and will be important, especially after the bowling alley and cinema closed recently.”

Globalls already operate from one other site, based in Brighton Marina.