Key Points
- Edinburgh’s OMNi Centre has completed a £5 million refurbishment, transforming its public spaces following acquisition by Triple B in April 2024.
- Works began in June 2025 and finished later in the year, including new flooring, enhanced main entrance, LED lighting, seating zones and internal structural improvements.
- The centre remains fully open throughout, welcoming over 4 million visitors annually with new live events and modern amenities.
- OMNi Centre Manager Martin Botha highlighted the project’s aim to exceed visitor expectations and solidify its status as Edinburgh’s top leisure destination.
Edinburgh (Edinburgh Daily News) February 10, 2026 – Edinburgh’s OMNi Centre has unveiled its transformed interior after a £5 million refurbishment by owners Triple B, marking a major upgrade to the city’s premier leisure hub.
The project revitalised walkways, installed new flooring throughout, enhanced the main entrance for better visibility, added replacement LED lighting, introduced new seating zones and completed substantial internal structural work to foster inviting communal spaces.
What changes were made during the refurbishment?
According to the official OMNi press release, the public realm improvements focus on creating spaces for visitors to meet, dwell and enjoy, coinciding with brand-led refurbishments while keeping the centre fully accessible.
As reported by Triple B, the transformation introduces exciting new features, modern amenities, a brand revamp and live events to inject fun at every touchpoint.
How has Triple B contributed to OMNi’s evolution?
Triple B acquired OMNi in April 2024 and committed to the investment to enhance communities through transformative projects, with locals at the heart of the evolution.
What do centre leaders say about the impact?
OMNi Edinburgh Centre Manager Martin Botha stated:
“This transformation will bring exciting new features, modern amenities, a brand revamp and the introduction of live events and experiences, creating a space that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of the 4+ million visitors we welcome each year.”
Thomas Archer Bata, Director at Triple B, added:
“This refurbishment marks the start of a brand-new phase for OMNi; the physical enhancements… will deliver a greatly improved and welcoming space for our visitors.”
What lies ahead for OMNi after the transformation?
Business Scotland Magazine reports the refurbishment underscores confidence in resilient leisure assets, driven by strong footfall and diverse revenue from parking, hotel and entertainment.
Updates continue via OMNi’s website and social media, with the centre operating from 6am to 1am daily to support its role in Edinburgh’s vibrant scene.
