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April 2024 by Michael Henley
A blast from the past, great fun!
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March 2024 by Edward
Fun time. need some updating.
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December 2023 by David Gomez
This place was pretty cool for my first time going to an Arcade. This was worth the $25 for an all-day pass, and the experience was amazing. They have almost every arcade machine you can imagine as it being the largest arcade. If you haven't been here, I recommend it for the experience, and it will shock you! (Trust me, the lanes of arcade games going in are crazy)
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December 2023 by Nicholas P
This was a cool place. You pay like $20 and you have this huge array of classic as well as some modern arcade games. You can easily beat a few of the games while being here. It can be kind of tight in the aisles because the arcade games are all next to each other. Most of the time you won’t be next to another group of people. There are some free parking in their lot as well as nearby. You can also find food easily in this area.
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December 2023 by Nick P.
This was a cool place. You pay like $20 and you have this huge array of classic as well as some modern arcade games. You can easily beat a few of the games while being here. It can be kind of tight in the aisles because the arcade games are all next to each other. Most of the time you won't be next to another group of people. There are some free parking in their lot as well as nearby. You can also find food easily in this area.
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December 2023 by Traveling J.
Had a great time! We only went to the arcade but we had a blast. It can be a little tight in there and some of the games are being repaired but it was so nostalgic. The place is 10 times bigger than you can imagine.
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November 2023 by Jeffrey Chiao
definitely glad to make the stop here - the quantity of games is simply staggering and there’s tons of fun surprises, obscure oddities and old-time favorites to play. The quantity is what’s carrying the appeal ultimately - expect many of the games being down, having issues, or being loaded up with an inauthentic cab setup. The fighting games especially suffer from awful levers and laggy monitors. I still had a great time and found it worth the trip - if it’s a place of interest to stop by at, definitely try going at least once.My favorites were Mr. Driller G, SegaSonic The Hedgehog, and Gun Survivor 2: BIOHAZARD CODE VERONICA.
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November 2023 by Diana Mesarina
Love this place! You definitely get your money’s worth and there is no shortage of games. I even took my 8 year old niece who usually gets bored all too quickly but she was completely immersed here. The staff is always so nice and helpful and attentive, it’s just all around a great place that you will never want to leave.
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November 2023 by Charles Beckham
After so many year of waiting to get here I finally got to go here which for me was a bucket list dream come true. The staff were very friendly and very easy to get along with so please don't listen to all the haters that say the staff are rude or that most games are broken because it's simply not true. I mean yes were there some broken games while I was there it's to be expected when visiting an arcade especially one this huge. But I'd still say like like a solid 90% of them were perfectly operational while I was there. People need to understand that arcade games are fickle things and when they break down they are not always super easy to repair and get working again right away. Also keep in mind that new parts are getting harder to come by every year especially for the CRT monitors. In any case my visit was freaking awesome and I look forward to hopefully coming back this upcoming February so I can celebrate my birthday here with my best friend because celebrating his bachelor party here was great so I imagine celebrating a dual birthday here would be even more great.
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November 2023 by Zax Pearson
On some level, it's nostalgia and on other levels, it's a glimpse of a golden era.No one really knows what makes this place feel so special for some is the above and for others, it's completely different because they didn't grow up with stuff like this.Now it's not commonly advertised, but what a lot of people don't realize is how much of a pillar this place is to not only the state but it's local community, not to mention that I believe I haven't seen it advertised that you don't actually have to come in with a giant sack or roll of quarters.You can treat this place on some level like Dave and Busters on steroids. $25 gets you free Play on literally every machine in the facility.It is owned by the man with the world's largest arcade collection. Make no mistake, and they are capable of repairing their own machines.But it's the new memories for parents showing their kids what an arcade used to feel like, and it's the comradery of adults being able to chill and relax in nostalgia as well that keeps this place open.ProsEverything is playable for a 1 time fee for 24 hrs at a time.ConsLighting is terrible in certain sections of the building.
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November 2023 by Gerald Arndt
Better than expected. Mostly older games and a few are broken and taken out of service, but the Free Play makes it so you can keep playing until the end if you want to. Several different rooms as well and they have an entire building full of Pinball up the street. Definitely going back again.
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October 2023 by Santana Adame
This arcade is like a time machine back that runs off of nerd energy. They have an amazing collection of retro and semi-recent arcade games. I took my nephews and they were in awe of how it used to be. To my surprise their favorite was the arm wrestling machine.My only qualm was some of the machines were broken but I would say only 10% were not fully functional. It wasn't very crowded but you can definitely get lost in the rows. $25 for all free play is a steal. Check it out one day.
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October 2023 by Kuula98
This is an awesome time machine. Best $25 you'll ever spend. Plan on staying there all day/night, since they have close to 1000 games to play! Not everything is working, but 98% I'd say is. They have super rare games (1 of 3-5) ever made. They also have a separate pinball section down the road. I've been going occasionally since 2011.
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October 2023 by Mike Greenwell
$30 for all you can play pinball and arcade games. Made for several hours of fun with our group of 5. I highly recommend you try the joist pinball as that was a blast. I also suggest getting a 5 way game of the grid going if you go with a larger party. (Front of arcade to the left of the entrance.). They have a little something for everyone!Only criticism is that because there are SO many games, some can be half working / worn out. This is to be expected with something of this size and age however. There was still PLENTY to do, just plan to explore and live in the moment!
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October 2023 by Rose R.
Absolutely wonderful arcade with so many arcade machines you'll have to visit again just to experience them all. Great way for younger folk like me to play games way before my time all in one convenient location. Some arcade games I've never seen anywhere else, let alone in working condition. You pay a flat fee that allows you to play unlimited games for the day, no quarters required. My only disappointment was that a good chunk of the popular games were partially broken and could not be played. Since these are old machines I understand getting parts is tough and expensive though.
