While I wasn't the biggest fan of this arcade, I figured it was unfair for it to not have an online…read morepresence. To be honest, it barely has any presence at all: you can find very little about the place online, or even on the mall's website itself, and it has no direct phone number (the number I am adding to the listing is the mall's main directory). I should probably mention that it is in unit 790, on your right after you exit the JCPenney so you have a fighting chance of actually finding the place. So then you might be inclined to wonder: why did I care enough to find an arcade that doesn't seem to want to be found? Simple: I wanted to find a DDR machine to play, and there simply aren't that many anywhere these days. According to an old online source, there used to be a Tilt arcade here in Huntington Mall that had a DDR machine. I figured it wouldn't hurt to check, so I decided to stop by when I was already in the area for a Homegoods visit. Well, Tilt is no longer here, though it seems it was bought out by a local operator and rebranded as "Fun Time Arcade". Seeing as how I was the only customer there when I went, I'm curious if they informed anyone they still exist. As you can tell by the pictures I've added here, it's a bit like the nearby Camden Park: some old school charm but mostly just old. There is not a DDR machine; sadly they only have a Pump It Up one, which is far less fun. However, if you're into claw machines or ticket-winning games, they have tons of those, and they are filled with interesting prizes I haven't seen anywhere else (I got the distinct feeling they pretty much just put whatever they wanted into them, haha). Also, they have an original Time Crisis light-gun game, which is pretty cool since you can't find them at other arcades now that they have been replaced by Time Crisis 2 through 5. I didn't check out the prizes since I'm not really into ticket games, though they appeared to have a wide selection. As it stands, this arcade is fun to drop by if you want to play a light-gun game or bring some younger children to spend half an hour or so. Outside of that, not a ton to recommend it, and since arcades are somewhat out of vogue these days, I can't blame the owners for not being willing to shell out for some newer or classic games. Don't expect much, though still stop by if you really like arcades like I do. Overall: 2.5 out of 5 stars ----- Pros: - It's pretty much the only arcade around. You'd have to drive all the way to Charleston to find anything better. - The machines are well-maintained, I barely saw anything out of order (a rarity for modern-day arcades). - Games are affordable, with most of them costing about 50 cents a pop (and 25 cents for some of the claw machines). No tokens here, just quarters, so no worries about getting stuck with tokens you can't use. Cons: - Not a great variety of games, and don't expect to find anything that came out within the last 7-8 years. That said, don't expect too many classics either. - Not really a ton to keep you entertained for very long unless you have kids who love to play games that win tickets. Even if you enjoy shooting, racing, and claw games, you might get about 20 minutes of entertainment out of the place.

It's a fun establishment and it has grown since the last review is a pretty big arcade but it…read moredoesn't have a lot of games that are based on skill so you can't collect a lot of tickets so if you're looking for a place that you can collect a lot of tickets and get great prizes this isn't one of them this is one of those arcades that you have to seriously have a lot of money to get any sort of tickets so the object is to get you to go multiple times which is fun but you will get burnt out on the games that gives you tickets arcade meant for little kids but even some of the prizes are overpriced and don't relieve your review on Google the owner has a pretty bad attitude when it comes to any bad reviews reviews you will get blamed for it

One of my favorite barcades in the USA. After moving away from Los Angeles, I didn't expect to find…read morea barcade locally that matched the quality / vibe of some of the ones I went to in the city (82, Button Mash etc). Old North delivers even more than some of the fancy city barcades. The prices, crowd management, game selection, music, drinks & pizza- everything feels more down to earth & enjoyable but just as exciting & fun. Thanks for making my birthday so special & creating such a welcoming space for us locals

What an amazing arcade with friendly staff, tasty shots, and tons of options for fun. I highly…read morerecommend a visit here for a vintage 90's arcade feel!

Quite the special treat is what I say about this place! The energy is contagious, the history is…read morefascinating, and the fellow mini golfers keep me competitive. The balls are great there, but the clubs could be bigger as I like a lot of ham and turkey on mine. However, the one hole is where my ball got stuck in the pipes, forcing me to sacrifice my disinfected fingers. Dirty water, and even dirtier birds flying around there. I will be back-- to retrieve my clean fingers.

Clean and attractive mini-golf course. I love that it is set in a hillside with towering trees…read more Shade is so important when mini-golfing. The staff even had bug repellant set out at the start of the course. We loved the information that was provided about the surrounding areas and how that was tied to each hole's landscape. Staff was careful about cleaning clubs between use. Hole-in-Ones get a chance to spin a wheel and maybe win a prize. Again, the owners thought of a need in the area and met it with quality.

Mega sized action packed place to do the following: *Bounce…read more*Bowl *Rollercoaster *Putt-Putt *Bumper cars *Arcade Food and Drinks (real drinks for adults) Is it loud? YES Is it fun? YES Are you going to need money? YES You will have fun and kids will thank you.

Such a fun place. Went for my grandsons birthday and we had a ball. Rides,arcades, putt putt and go…read morecarts. Loved it. We will definitely be back! Place was very clean and restrooms were clean.

Kidaroos closed and reopened as the Fun Factory. I took two grandkids. It was $30 for the two of…read morethem for basic play. You have to buy their socks, which are $3.00 a pair. With tax, admission was over $40. I believe they also offer some kind of splash option for additional money. These prices are before you get anything to eat or drink and of course, most kids will want to play the video type games. These cost extra money. You could easily run through over $60 for two kids to play a couple of hours. Besides, about a fourth of the playground is for kids 3 and under, so the play area for those 4 and over is actually smaller than it first appears. All in all, my opinion is that this is an outrageously expensive place to take your kids. I would not do it again under any circumstances.

It's a fun indoor play space for a good price. It is not well maintained though, and has become…read moreraggedy. Part of a climbing tunnel is roped off because there's a tear in the fabric, yet kids are able to just climb through it. After spending $25 for a game card, many of the games took money off the card but did not work. It's a hassle trying to get a refund. The place looks a little dirty and paint is missing from the walls in places. Employees are nice and helpful. Owner who works there does not appear competent. I most likely won't return under the current conditions.

I loved seeing the rock-afire explosion in person I got to go up and look at Billy Bob and Looney…read morebird

My little is a huge FNAF fanatic and she had to come here for her birthday. We came on a weekend at…read morelunchtime and had the entire place to ourselves. We didn't have high hopes due to past reviews but kept an open mind. BBQ Chicken Pizza - overcooked and burnt, sauce was too acidic for the flavor profile but other toppings were fine. Cheese Pizza - again, overcooked and burnt Note: If I was running a restaurant, I would not have served these pizzas. Wish I had taken pictures. French fries - could have been cooked longer and seasoned with salt Chicken Nuggets - perfect Buffalo Boneless Wings - these were okay, but not very tasty As far as the arcade, we were satisfied with the selection. However, many games need maintenance. I noticed several rides/games that have safety issues and should not be available for use. I would also say that overall, it was fairly clean but they definitely need to do a better job at sweeping up food and debris from the floor. We will probably re-visit at a later date but we'll definitely eat somewhere else.

Fantastic little card and game store. The arcade/ game room downstairs is super cool and plenty of…read moreplace to play cars games. Love how the store is organized and such friendly staff! Definitely check them out if you play board games, magic , Pokémon any trading card game really.

Fantastic place! Doesn't look like much from the outside, but it's so cool inside. A great…read moreselection of trading card packs, figurines, action figures, board games, and game accessories. They also provide amazing 3D printing services, and have several awesome projects on display. The staff there are super friendly and knowledgeable and a pleasure to talk to. The mini arcade downstairs is super fun and, as of writing this review, only costs $5 per person for unlimited play that day, which is a steal honestly. They also have tables and seating downstairs used for special weekly events and tournaments, and their also available for use when those aren't in session. Speaking of, they have a huge selection of demo board games that you can try out or just play downstairs *free of charge*! To top it all off, they live up to their name and keep things friendly friendly, with several reminders around the store and downstairs area to refrain from foul language. Come alone or bring your family, either way you're gonna have some fun! Family Game Knight is the place to get your game on!

I've been to some of the best amusement parks in the world. Cedar point, kings Island, Disney Land,…read moremagic mountain in LA. But this place just hits different! When your at a place like this the history makes it so amazing. The rides might not be the best in the world but there's just something about it that makes you feel like a kid again. I would recommend anyone to take a weekend trip here. You won't be disappointed! My family spent 10 hours here and I can't imagine anybody leaving a bad review about this place.

I remember when I was planning my first trip to Huntington, and I was perusing Pinterest for fun…read morethings to do in this small city. I kept seeing photos of this super vintage amusement park that had an intriguing vibe to it. So a few of my friends and I hopped on over here to see what West Virginia's only amusement park was all about. To give a brief introduction of this place, Camden Park was built in 1903... Yeah, it's about 120 years old!! It was created as a trolley park, an attraction meant for those coming off of trolley lines, and is one of 13 that are still around in the United States. So if you haven't already noticed, this park is RICH in history! While walking around and checking everything out, you can definitely tell that this place is old... Some in good ways, and some not so good. The decor, signs and pretty much just about everything made me feel like I had been transported back into the 1950's. I actually found this pretty cool, as it made this historic park keep its vintage feel. But in some places, it felt like I was in an apocalypse. Some areas of the park were empty, covered with trees and felt eerie. Speaking of which, this park was featured as a location in a video game, Fallout 76, which essentially has to do with an apocalypse after a war.... crazy!! It's important to know that visiting here is nothing even close to going to a Six Flags or Disneyland. The rides are very similar to ones you'll find at state or county fairs. We came at the beginning of the summer on a Saturday. $20 for an adult, which seemed like a good deal for how many different rides there are here. Just like the park, the rides themselves are also old and outdated. I still remember watching the planks holding up the roller coaster jiggle as the trains would go by. There were little to no safety checks by employees, so riding some of these rides were a bit nerve-racking. And going back to the reviews about it being more for kids, well, yeah that is pretty much right. But there were a lot of gentle rides that we enjoyed, too! There are a couple 'big kid' attractions, but most are fairly tame. I want to conclude this by stating that I cannot compare this park to the average American one. It's too unique in its own way and has literally been around for over a century, which is one of its coolest qualities. Unfortunately, its age does show and it shows pretty bad. I feel like if this park ever got some revamping, it could become a lot more interesting to check out. While I wouldn't come here for a day of thrills or adrenaline, it would much rather be because of its old past... kind of like walking around the ruins of an ancient park. I probably would not have a desire to come back, but it was neat to check out at least once.

Not a bad mall at all, especially for West Virginia. In fact, the Huntington Mall is actually…read morebigger than any mall I encounterd while living in New Orleans. The mall has a decent food court, a Ruby Tuesdays, a movie theater and a Dick's Sporting Goods, not to mention all of your usual outlets, such as Hot Topic, Starbucks, etc. etc. Of course this mall does not compare to anything in any major city, but for West Virginia it's not bad.

It is a clean and nice mall, five stars for that, but there is literally nothing inside this mall…read moreand definitely nothing inside this town. The people who live here are extremely nice, but ignorant of the world that exists around them. There is literally nothing inside the whole state of West Virginia.

The food and games were simply amazing. The staff was very attentive with smiles on their faces.read more

Pizza is like cardboard with sauce and pepperoni on it. Pasta is ok. Restaurant seems clean. Never…read moreenough of the pizza you want on the bar. Good place to bring kids to play and spend money but thats about it.