Gravity MAX Westfield Stratford occupies a site inside Westfield Stratford City, the large shopping centre next to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in East London. It runs thirteen separate activities under one roof, from electric karting to karaoke booths, and leans further towards the social and adult end of the range than the operator’s other London venue. The location makes it unusually easy to reach, sitting directly alongside Stratford’s transport interchange and a full day’s worth of shops and restaurants

Electric karting costs £16 per person, with a booking fee added online. It is the venue’s headline activity and the one most likely to sell out at weekends. Gravity publishes age and height requirements through its safety agreement rather than on the activity page, so anyone booking for children should check before travelling. A safety agreement must be completed before racing, and it is quicker to do this in advance than on arrival.

Two different golf formats run here. Putt Pods Interactive Golf, from £12.25, is a technology-led putting game with scoring and leaderboards rather than a traditional mini golf course. Urban Street Golf, also £12.25, is the street-styled indoor course found across the MAX venues. ShuffleVerse is interactive shuffleboard, priced per table from £23.25. Howzat Batting Cages start at £12 per person and offer cricket net practice.

Karaoke runs through SingPods private booths, which hold up to twelve people each. Booth hire starts at £30, and the venue also lists short-session pricing from £12. Booths are booked through the SingPods website rather than through Gravity’s own booking system, so the reservation is made separately from the rest of a visit.

The Hologate VR Arena and Hologate Tower-Tag both cost £10.99 per person. Immersive Gamebox starts at £13 and is booked through its own separate website. Pixel Hyperfloor is £11.50, AR Digital Darts £11.25, and Beer Pong £25 for an hour including a pitcher of beer. Gravity Arcade operates on a card system, with a £20 player card including bonus credits

Combination tickets reduce the per-activity cost for anyone doing more than one thing. The MAX3 Pass covers three activities for £28.50. The Wednesday Play Pass is £16.95 per person. A MAX Family Pass and a seasonal Summer of Fun programme from £16.95 also run. All attract an online booking fee, and all work out cheaper than booking the same activities individually.

The Heineken Sports Bar is the venue’s single bar and dining space, screening sport and publishing its own drinks menu. Heineken Booths can be reserved separately at £10 per person for groups who want their own seating. No food menu is published online, so anyone with specific dietary requirements would be better calling ahead than relying on the website.

Every Gravity-run activity is bookable and payable online, and each online booking carries an additional fee. Opening hours shift during school holidays, when the venue opens an hour earlier on weekdays. Gift vouchers start at £25. Student and Blue Light discounts are both available on online bookings. Three attractions — Karaoke and Immersive Gamebox in particular — are booked through separate operators’ websites, so anyone planning to include them should reserve those slots alongside the Gravity booking rather than assuming one transaction covers everything. The venue also publishes a virtual tour, which is worth a look before a first visit.