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Eureka Entertainment Complex

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Wellbeing

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Arts, Culture and Entertainment

Eureka has an amazing selection of leisure facilities that will keep you busy for hours! You can see what films are showing at Cineworld, enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants and food outlets. There's a health club, a children's nursery and even a hotel.

You'll find ample free parking, a local bus and it's located very close to Junction 9, M20.

See individual venues for opening times and events:

Bannatyne's Health Club- 0844 248 3702

Busy Bees- 01233 629 200

Burger King- 0123 366 3942

Chiquito- 0123 364 6037

Cineworld- 0871 200 2000

Frankie and Benny's- 0123 366 2814

KFC- 0345 753 2532

Nando's- 0123 366 5011

Pizza Hut- 0123 365 0650

Subway- 0800 085 5058

Travelodge- 0871 984 6004

Address

Eureka Entertainment Complex Rutherford Road, Ashford, TN25 4BN

Contact

LSEnquiries@savills.com

Links

Website

Opening Times

Check individual venues for their opening times as they all vary.

Accessible parking

Bar

Groups welcome

Gym / Leisure facilities

Licensed

Restaurant

Suitable for families

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