We had so much fun here. It's nice to do nostalgic things while not being either considered weird…read morefor being in "kids spaces" and also not having to navigate thru children. Drinks were good. Games were good. The space is so cool. It's indoors and outdoors they do music and karaoke. It's self service other than drinks and they were nice. No complaints.

Did not have food, but I did hit the bar and the service was great. The place is pretty cool if you…read morelike old school arcades. I loved the pinball machines and the original Mario. I will be back didn't get to play all the games I wanted.

SEEKONK Location review…read more Reservations: you can do them ahead of time online, or I believe they may do walk ins, if they have availability There are two smash rooms, two splash rooms, axe throwing, pool tables, I believe they sell drinks, and they have two accessible bathrooms as well. The jumpers, as you can see are size inclusive, was a little snug bending, but otherwise fine. There is also a seating area to put it on, if you don't want to stand. They also have lockers for your belongings, but you can bring your phone in to record. Parking lot is shared, but there are plenty of spaces. It's about a 15 minute time frame, which, it's a little pricey for that, but honestly, not terrible. They do have an option where you can bring your own stuff, just has to be a milk crates full/fill. You get to choose your own music and they play it for you in the room's speakers. Staff is a family and they all were really nice! Would recommend, and will be back.

This place was so much fun and I'm looking forward to my next visit. I told several people about…read morethis place immediately after leaving. Splash can have up to six people and smash can have up to four. I would suggest wearing clothes and sneakers that you don't love. I would also suggest getting additional paint for the splash room, we ran out it pretty quick. It was fun doing something active with my family and having no phones in site. You get to pick your own music for both rooms and they have protective gear to wear.

I was invited by the owners to come check out The Bubbler, as they are also the new location for…read moreStackhouse PVD. This is definitely going to be one of my new lunch spots! I tried a dirty soda (this is the only spot you can get one in Rhode Island), and I got the "Pikachu" which was really good. I also tried their chicken and waffles along with the french fries, and everything tasted so good and well seasoned. My favorite dipping sauce was the jerk chicken barbecue sauce.

We had such a great time at this gaming lounge! My husband frequently games and uses virtual…read morereality (vr) equipment and he was very impressed with their set up and large selection of games! We each played a variety of VR games and I really enjoyed the driving simulator! The staff was very friendly and helpful, guiding us along and making sure we were set up. They also have a soda fountain to make custom drinks with boba and all sorts of add ons. They also have computer games in case you get sick in VR like me... great gaming spot!

Needing to get the kids out of the house or a feeling nostalgic for a game of mini golf? Monster…read moreMini Golf will take care of that itch for you! Don't be confused by the address it is on the backside of the building, just follow the arrows around and there was a good amount of parking there on a mid day afternoon. While the course and games may be a little dated, it is still a fun experience and way to spend a few hours out of the house. Arcade has ticket and non ticket game for prizes at the counter pre or post game if you choose to partake. Not overly scary for little ones, there are a few of the props that do move. They even have two party rooms that you can reserve if you need to host an event with this theme in mind. Enjoy!

Has its own parking lot and a decent amount of parking…read more 18 holes to play, and you can keep score if you want to. They also have a small arcade and prizes. Priced well. We had a good time. Honestly the staff were so nice and friendly and gave our birthday girl a shout out!

Well that was super fun…read more When we arrived no one was on the desk so we began to wander the first floor. If you just want to walk around, and check out the machines that is free. I saw someone who works there and he gave us a quick 'tour'. Pinball machines are set up here by year beginning in the 1930's! There a many from the 70's, a big collection of 80's and then further back it's a mix. The tour took up upstairs. There is a wheelchair lift here, however, you have to step over a barrier at the bottom of the doorway leading to the stairs so not really handicap accessible? Call if you need info on that. Keep that door at the bottom of the staircase open so you can get back! At the top of the steps is a private event room. (sorry no photo, a meeting was going on). Turn right after the event room and follow the hallway to the 'Blue Room' on the left at the end. Here you'll find a small, open space for a party with shelves of board games, a table and comfy couches. The Blue Room includes several racing games (seated style), shooter games, skeeball, basketball throw and other arcade games. There were a couple dozen pinball machines without an outlet to play them stored in this space. Our tour guide tells us for events up to 150 people, these games are moved out and tables moved into that space. The second floor hosts many other businesses so be respectful when in the halls. Our visit lasted about two hours playing all the games. Some of the pinball machines include information on who designed them and other info. The Star Trek machine is signed by some of the actors. Scoobydoo, Addams family, Aerosmith, Rick & Morty, Dolly Parton, on and on. Some games have hepatic feedback - like when the dinosaur eats your ball in the Jurasic Park pinball game the entire machine shakes. I love how the machines are all set to 'free play'. You just hit the start button (usually a round button on the front) and you get your three balls. When that game ends, hit start again and you get another three balls. Also, if you loose a ball quickly, you get an extra ball. Really makes for a fun experience. Admission is ten dollars per person (all ages), cash or credit, and covers playing all the available games for the whole day - come and go as you please. Parking is available next to the building in two lots. No food or drink are available for sale here. When hosting an event here, bring your own catering. Contact them/visit their website for details on hosting events. Public restrooms are on the upper level off the hallway. The museum space is more or less warehouse space. It was cold in there when we visited and we left our coats and hats on (February). When there are a lot of games being played, it gets loud, so be prepared. There are a few step stools for the smaller kids. Check next to or under the machines for those or if you have a collapsable one at home maybe bring it along just in case they are all in use. During our week day visit there were a fair amount of adults in there enjoying pinball and all the other games. Staff are knowledgeable and very easy to chat with. Definitely plan an outting to visit this fun museum diguised as an arcade. Alone, or with the kids. You might become the 'fun uncle' after a day here with the nibblings.

We had so much fun discovering the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas several years ago, so when I…read moreheard about this similar concept in Rhode Island, I had to visit. It did not disappoint! The variety of functioning arcade games is limited, but there are many working/playable pinball machines from different eras and manufacturers. And sadly, many non-functioning machines (hopefully temporary). Michael and the quirky staff will enthusiastically provide a quick tour of the no-frills warehouse. With the super reasonable $10 all-you-can play concept, I was really able to test out so many different machines which gave me a new appreciation for the differences between the older Bally and Williams machines, and some of the modern outrageously themed machines. Surprisingly, I quickly discovered I had strong preferences in pinball machines. Who knew?! Ultimately, I found myself drawn to the simpler Bally style machines from decades ago, as the modern flashing lights in the dark warehouse were a bit of a sensory overload for me. As fun as The Simpsons and Family Guy might be, I hope Michael and his team are able to preserve the classic machines for many others to discover and enjoy for a long time!

Attended for my grandson's birthday party. It was a wonderful place for him and his friends…read more However, I was getting more points for him on his game card. I was told it was $35.00. I was looking at my receipt later and discovered that my card was charged 40.00. Just wondering what the extra 5.00 was for.

We come here to play games and race Go Karts before the races…read more Plenty of indoor games. Mario Kart SpongeBob Skeeball and go Karts outside. Place us kinda small. Buy a reloadable card and have fun!

My son is 2 almost 3 and when we walked in he got really excited! He enjoyed all of the kids…read moreactivities including the merry go round palm tree, the various stores (kids kitchen, salon, & school). He also liked the bouncy house, basketball court. slide, & jungle gym as well as the Beam Interactive Play area! Which was so cool we are thinking about buying our own. We ended up staying for two hours and getting grilled cheese (because he heard the announcement). The food was made on a hot plate and George Forman grill but it did the trick- he had ice cream afterwards which was convenient. Overall only cost us $12 for a few hours which was pretty sweet because it helped get My sons energy out. I'd say this is a cute little place to bring the young kids but they might need to add so more stuff if they want guests to stay a little longer, because I think 2-3 hours is the max amount of time you could spend here! We will be back- most likely in the winter!

Fun place. Good for a toddler. Brought my two year old son last week and he had a blast. He could…read moredo all but two things (blow up slide and slide play area). Lots of variety. He really enjoyed the balloon area. Price was reasonable. Place was very clear and saw the staff washing items multiple times while we were there.

Great spot for birthday party with multiple activities to chose from . They did the Mini Karts and…read moreTime Mission. Pizza, drinks and birthday cake were provided.

This was a lot of fun, but it wasn't really racing as your times are tracked individually. After…read moreone round and realizing this, I lost interest and didn't really want to give it a 2nd go. Most of the rest of the group did and it was fun to watch as well. The track was cool and reminded me of the old Tyco tracks that snapped together with hills and levels and bridges and such. They have other activities like games and axe throwing and bars for drinking. The place is pretty big and it was a fun team building exercise for the group.

It is a great a place, the airsoft atmosphere is great, the players and staff team are very helpful…read moretowards players. The extraordinary staff team helps the players, good with getting games going, and all of the game modes are fun. The food is amazing especially the burger and pizza. They helped me find my AirPods that left behind, letting me go on the field to retrace my steps. I eventually found them at the front desk. Overall it is one of the best airsoft places.

I was on the field and we were getting spawned camped, and everybody told the referee to do…read moresomething about it and like the referee didn't do anything about it that's not even the worst part people were not calling their shots and they were doing full auto. The refs didn't do anything about that and we told him about that. He just didn't care and he ignored it probably one of the worst times I've been there. It was horrible probably not going here again.