Just Press Play, a popular video game and collectibles super store, has expanded its offerings with the grand opening of a dedicated community space called The PlaySpace. Located within their expansive 22,000-square-foot store in East Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, this new area is designed to foster a vibrant hub for various gaming communities.
The PlaySpace aims to provide customers with an engaging environment to connect and enjoy their favorite pastimes, extending the store’s appeal beyond simple retail.
Key Takeaways
- A new community gaming space, The PlaySpace, has opened inside the Just Press Play store in East Lampeter Township.
- The space is dedicated to trading card games, tabletop and role-playing games, board games, and miniatures.
- It is expected to nearly double the retail area and encourage customers to stay longer.
- Weekly events, including tournaments and Magic The Gathering sessions, are planned.
A New Destination for Gamers
The newly opened PlaySpace is situated at 2007 Lincoln Highway East, a location conveniently near popular attractions like Dutch Wonderland and Tanger Outlets Lancaster. This expansion is a significant addition to the existing Just Press Play store, which itself opened in May.
Company representatives stated that The PlaySpace is intended to "give customers a reason to stay after their shopping is done," effectively transforming the retail location into a more comprehensive entertainment destination. The new area significantly increases the available space for customers to engage with their hobbies.
Upcoming Events and Activities
Following its grand opening, The PlaySpace is set to host a variety of weekly events. These will include competitive tournaments and regular sessions for the popular trading card game, Magic: The Gathering. The store plans to announce additional events in the future, catering to a wide range of gaming interests.
Expanding Reach
This new venture in East Lampeter Township is part of Just Press Play’s broader presence in central Pennsylvania. The company also operates stores in York Township, York County, and Manheim Township, Lancaster County, demonstrating a commitment to serving the gaming community across the region.
