SPiN, The Original Ping Pong Destination, Swings Into Downtown Seattle

SPiN Seattle will open its doors at 1511 6th Avenue and will occupy nearly 10,000 lower level square feet of the historic Decatur Building. Originally built in the 1920's, this Seattle landmark will soon be swarming with the best of SPiN's eclectic culture offering tournaments, monthly programming, private lessons, corporate parties and casual play.

"SPiN's culture inspires and connects people through ping-pong while celebrating creativity, diversity and inclusivity," says SPiN CEO, Pieter Vanermen. "We chose Seattle as the next city because of its rich culture, technological innovation and a growing community devoted to originality that aligns with the SPiN brand. We are absolutely thrilled to launch and invite the public to come witness what SPiN is all about."

Designed by the architectural firm, Barker/Nestor, the new Seattle location will be a mecca and playground for all ages. The newest location will offer 12 Olympic-style ping pong tables, private lounge spaces and a full-service restaurant and bar that can accommodate anywhere from a few people to 300 guests. The space includes the perfect setting for intimate connecting thanks to plush lounge seating and extraordinary art features-perfect for any celebration or group activity.

ABOUT SPiN
SPiN is a network of ping pong social destinations that combines a unique mixture of sport, design and entertainment with the vision of energizing people through art, music, cuisine and events. Offering differing experiences from entertaining to instructional, each venue features ping pong courts, a full bar, restaurant, private rooms and event spaces that attract players, both casual and competitive. Customers are encouraged to reserve a ping pong table or take part in the nightly events, tournaments, private ping pong instruction with professional players, and casual social play. Venues are currently located in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Toronto.

SOURCE SPiN