Surge Entertainment developers seek rezoning of property

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The developers of the planned Surge Entertainment center are asking the East Baton Rouge Parish Planning Commission to rezone the former Winn-Dixie property at the corner of Burbank and Lee drives. 

Developers are asking for the property—which Winn-Dixie vacated in early 2022—to be rezoned from light commercial to commercial alcoholic restaurant use. 

The Drew Brees-backed entertainment center will feature a bowling alley, laser tag, an arcade, mini golf and a “bistreaux” restaurant. 

A page on Surge Entertainment’s website teases that a Baton Rouge location is “coming soon.”

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The Planning Commission is expected to consider the item at its December meeting. 

The property serves as the anchor for the 10-acre shopping center, which was built in the late ‘90s. Our Mom’s Restaurant & Bar, GNC and Go Auto are among the center’s current tenants.

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