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{{Infobox | {{Infobox | ||
|colour = #AA2C28 | |colour = #AA2C28 | ||
|image = Quicksilver | |image = Quicksilver Baldock 2023.jpg | ||
|introduced = 2012 | |introduced = 2012 | ||
|locations = | |locations = auto | ||
|predecessors = [[Game Grid]], Namco, [[Playdock]] | |predecessors = [[Game Grid]], Namco, [[Playdock]] | ||
| | |usedby = [[Extra]] | ||
|seealso = [[Lucky Coin]], [[Jackpot 500|Jackpot £500]], [[Game Zone]] | |||
|openinghours = 24 hours | |openinghours = 24 hours | ||
|country = UK | |country = UK | ||
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'''Quicksilver''' are a major arcade operator in the UK. In 2012 they became the new arcade supplier at all [[Extra]] service stations, replacing Namco. | '''Quicksilver''' are a major arcade operator in the UK. In 2012 they became the new arcade supplier at all [[Extra]] service stations, replacing Namco. | ||
A Quicksilver arcade was also introduced to [[Folkestone]] services on the M20 in 2013. | A Quicksilver arcade was also introduced to [[Folkestone]] services on the M20 in 2013, but this was later replaced by Roadchef's [[Jackpot £500]] in January 2025. | ||
Following Novomatic UK's acquisition of Quicksilver and its assets in 2016, the motorway sites were sold off to Playnation, a part of Inspired Entertainment. Despite not being directly owned by Quicksilver any more, the motorway sites continue to trade under the Quicksilver brand. | |||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
Quicksilver can be found at many Extra service areas. These are: {{viewonamap}} | |||
* [[Baldock]] (A1(M)/A1) | * [[Baldock]] (A1(M)/A1) | ||
* [[Beaconsfield]] (M40) | * [[Beaconsfield]] (M40) | ||
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* [[Cobham]] (M25) | * [[Cobham]] (M25) | ||
* [[Cullompton]] (M5) | * [[Cullompton]] (M5) | ||
* [[ | * [[Leeds Skelton Lake]] (M1) | ||
* [[Peterborough]] (A1(M)/A1) | * [[Peterborough]] (A1(M)/A1) | ||
==Former | ===Former Locations=== | ||
* [[Derby and Burton]] (A38/A50) | Quicksilver used to be found at the following service areas: | ||
* [[Derby and Burton|Derby & Burton]] (A38/A50) | |||
* [[Folkestone]] (M20) | |||
* [[Leicester North]] (A6/A46) | * [[Leicester North]] (A6/A46) | ||
[[Category:Brands]][[Category:Extra]][[Category:2010s]] | [[Category:Brands]][[Category:Extra]][[Category:2010s]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:16, 22 January 2025
Quicksilver
| Locations: | 8 services |
| Used by: | Extra |
| Introduced: | 2012 |
| Predecessors: | Game Grid, Namco, Playdock |
| Typical opening hours: | 24 hours |
| See also: | Lucky Coin, Jackpot £500, Game Zone |
Quicksilver have asked us not to link to their website, so the link is redacted.
Quicksilver are a major arcade operator in the UK. In 2012 they became the new arcade supplier at all Extra service stations, replacing Namco.
A Quicksilver arcade was also introduced to Folkestone services on the M20 in 2013, but this was later replaced by Roadchef's Jackpot £500 in January 2025.
Following Novomatic UK's acquisition of Quicksilver and its assets in 2016, the motorway sites were sold off to Playnation, a part of Inspired Entertainment. Despite not being directly owned by Quicksilver any more, the motorway sites continue to trade under the Quicksilver brand.
Locations
Quicksilver can be found at many Extra service areas. These are: [Download KMLrefine search]
- Baldock (A1(M)/A1)
- Beaconsfield (M40)
- Blackburn with Darwen (M65)
- Cambridge (A14)
- Cobham (M25)
- Cullompton (M5)
- Leeds Skelton Lake (M1)
- Peterborough (A1(M)/A1)
Former Locations
Quicksilver used to be found at the following service areas:
- Derby & Burton (A38/A50)
- Folkestone (M20)
- Leicester North (A6/A46)