Loundoun Times Mirror - Always in Motion Ninja and Parkour Coming to Dulles Town Center

Dulles Town Center has released an article in the Loudoun Times Mirror, mentioning 'Always in Motion Ninja and Parkour' coming to the mall as part of their rejuvenation project along with several other new additions. Read the article here or go directly their site through the link below:

Dulles Town Center

The Dulles Town Center mall has recently added a variety of new tenants, bringing new family entertainment, dining and shopping, according to owner Srinivas Chavali.

Chavali told the Times-Mirror that multiple businesses have signed lease agreements in recent months.

Always in Motion, a new ninja and parkour gym, has leased a 20,000-square-foot space, he said.

Chavali said Always in Motion, owned by Rick and Joye Elsbury and Eli Miernik, will be an “exciting” space for kids and adults to train, compete and build strength. Regular classes, training, private events and parties will be available as well.

“This fits in well with the big picture for the mall,” Chavali said. “We’d like to make the Dulles Town Center as a family center bringing entertainment concepts and experiences.”

Another new tenant is Sky Zone, which has executed a 65,000-square-foot lease for 10 years, he said. Sky Zone is relocating from the Cascades Marketplace; the company has about 250 locations in the U.S.

He said the “flagship location” will be the largest in the U.S.

Circus comes to town Chavali is bringing the circus back to the mall this holiday season. The mall will host the Cirque de Paris, a European circus, from Dec. 9 to Jan. 5. This is the first time a circus will perform at the mall in more than 10 years, he said.

Another outdoor event, the amusement carnival, will return in the spring and fall of 2025, he said.

Also in 2025, 810 Bowling and Billiards is expected to open in a 65,000-square-foot space.

Other additions— Zero Latency, an extended reality studio, has leased a 4,000-square-foot space to host a variety of augmented reality and virtual reality experiences.

— Simulator City recently opened in a 2,000-square-foot space in the mall. It offers racing simulation and high-speed action.

— Boba Heroes, a game store that offers open-play, tournaments, Pokemon Leagues and events.

— Miniso, a lifestyle brand known for its plushies, blind box toys, cosmetics, home goods and fragrances.

— Jamun, a New Zealand-style ice cream shop is now open in the food court. It offers a blend of fresh fruit and creamy soft serve ice cream made to order.

— Shotted, a specialty coffee shop, provides a space for people to gather and enjoy coffee, desserts and soft serve.

— Mohini Premium Indian Clothing Store offers full-service Indian bridal apparel, menswear, party dress and accessories.

— Paaie, a store that carries men’s clothing, kids clothing, religious products, gift items, wedding favors and bridal jewelry.

— All Go Rhythm, a sports bar and pub near Chuck E. Cheese opens in October in the former Harvest Restaurant.

— Spirit Halloween is open with a short-term holiday season lease.

— EatLoco Open Air Market at Dulles Town Center is opening in March 2025.