Flight Club opened its first Dallas‑Fort Worth location on October 23 at 5100 Belt Line Road, Suite 776, inside Village on the Parkway. The 8,000‑square‑foot space blends high‑tech dart gaming with a full bar and kitchen, giving Addison residents a modern alternative to traditional neighborhood pubs.
What Sets Flight Club Apart
Unlike a classic darts hall that relies on chalkboards and manual scoring, Flight Club uses tracking technology to calculate scores automatically. Before each of the seven multiplayer games, a short video explains the rules, and the video can be replayed at any time for newcomers.
The venue is divided into several themed areas. The main bar offers a lively atmosphere, while the leather‑studded Pegasus Room pays homage to Dallas’s iconic symbol. An orangery‑inspired section features trellises, ivy, and hanging birdcages, creating a garden‑like feel that leads to a back patio.
Private Oches and Group Capacity
Flight Club provides 12 semi‑private dart‑playing areas, called oches, each equipped with its own board, seating, and tableside service. An oche can host up to 12 guests, and multiple oches can be reserved for larger celebrations. Two patios add extra space, and the venue can accommodate up to 400 people overall.
Social Darts Games
The seven games—Demolition, Donkey Derby, Killer, Snakes & Ladders, Limbo, Quackshot and Shanghai—cater to all skill levels. Scoring is captured by cameras above each oche, and impressive throws are replayed in slow motion for the whole group. Guests receive video highlights and group photos by email after their session.
A 90‑minute session, priced at $15 per person, allows two players to try all seven games, revisit favorites, and enjoy food and drinks. Larger groups may want to add extra time.
Menu Highlights
The food menu includes shareable options such as truffle parmesan fries, mini Cuban tacos with roasted vegetables, black beans and salsa verde, and savory meatballs in tomato sauce with parmesan and fresh basil. The cocktail list features The Duchess (Roku gin, fresh lemon, simple syrup, wine and a black tea float), a Spiced Old Fashioned made with Maker’s Mark bourbon, cinnamon, lemon and chocolate bitters, and a Ginger Orange Sour that blends Haku vodka, orange, ginger and egg white for a citrus‑spicy twist.
Why It Matters to Addison
Flight Club adds a family‑friendly entertainment venue that encourages social interaction without the need for prior dart experience. The combination of technology, themed décor, and a full kitchen makes it a versatile spot for birthday parties, corporate outings, or a casual night out.
The venue is operated by State of Play Hospitality, which introduced the Flight Club brand to Texas with a Houston location in 2021. Since the Chicago flagship opened in 2018, the concept has expanded across the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Ireland.
Plan Your Visit
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups or special events. Once you’ve booked an oche, you’ll have access to the full suite of games, food, and drinks, plus the novelty of receiving personalized video highlights after your session.
Flight Club offers Addison a fresh, tech‑driven way to enjoy friendly competition, making it a welcome addition to the city’s growing entertainment scene.
Original reporting: Local Profile (DFW) — read the source article.
