League bowlers are not treated well. Oil pattens similar to US Open, (44 ft flat heavy oil) are too…read moredifficult for normal bowlers. Pins haven't been replaced in 3 years or more (dead wood)

Several family members and I went here to have some fun. We were from Florida and Georgia. The…read morealley was not too crowded. The lanes were in good condition. The furniture/tables and chairs were in good condition. The food was good and fast wait time. The acholic drinks were weak.

This is genuinely one of the most unique family fun centers we've been to. There's so much packed…read morein here you could easily spend hours: arcade games, bowling, go-karts, rock climbing, mini golf, and even amusement-park-style rides for the kids, like a carousel. They've got food on-site too, so you really don't need to leave. If you're in the Oaks, PA area and haven't checked this place out, you need to. Even if you're not local, it's about an hour and a half drive from us and it was absolutely worth it. They also have a cool package that combines the fun center, their movie theater, and the American Treasure Tour Museum, which is a really unique experience on its own. Highly recommend for a family day out.

Very fun place for kids of all ages. The restaurant has amazing food with delicious drinksread more

Good, nay, excellent place to have birthday parties for the kids…read more Good, nay, excellent place to have birthday parties for the kids. Good, nay, excellent place to have birthday parties for the kids. And family bowling night too.

Called to see if they had lanes open, they said yes. Drive 30 minutes to get there, they didn't…read morehave any available lanes, league night. We had to leave. I will not bother with earl bowl again.

Payout rate is way too high. Seriously…read more.. Paid $120 for a card. Each credit comes out to 0.14. Claw games are about 11 credits which makes each swipe roughly $1.50. Swiped 15 times to try to win a Pokemon plush but it would not grab. The pay out rate is too damn high. I understand they need to make money but god damn... Ef this place.

I still come here because it's easiest for me to park without having to pay extra. The specials…read morefor Round One in general seem to have lots of offerings at once or very little unless you want to make a 20 or 30 dollar purchase or buy some item for 50-70 or so with making a purchase. . . I'm not sure if the fries with hot cheetos toppings is new, but I like hot cheetos a lot- so I gave it a whirl. They seem to do the fries well here as I've been able to nibble from a friend's before and my own dish was good. It did take awhile to be put together, but I was okay with that as I wasn't in a hurry. Also, the extra time probably helped for the quality to be enhanced. It was typical arcade quality, but it was well done. They only have one working regular DDR machine currently, and sometimes now, I have to wait behind other(s) even during weekday evenings. They updated their prize store currently- I see more neon signs which I think is a good choice, it looks like more game system choices are available, and they still have an automatic vacuum cleaner which I believe is the most expensive ticket item in the prize store currently. My age is showing at this place because I always lose my marbles at the Castlevania machines. They have at least 2 or 3 StepManias here. There's a good variety of claw type machines, regular Japanese based games, and a few regular US type arcade games.

Small alley boasting 24 lanes and a small arcade area. Facility is clean and seemingly well kept. I…read morehonestly didn't interact with staff long enough to comment or critique that aspect of the business. Hand sanitizer was available to patrons. I had not noticed enforcers of social distancing or those lacking masks. Bathrooms are clean and well stocked. Menu options have nice variety though I had not partaken in the food or drinks during this visit. 3 Stars due to: Few available options for arcade area, limiting options for those of various ages and abilities. Inconsistent enforcement of health and safety precautions. Size limitations for access and distancing measures. Positive traits are cleanliness and visual aesthetics.

Had fun but wings SUCKED ordered 10 hot mustard wings and got 10 wings with pretzel mustard on…read morethem. Customer service also sucked. Asked to replace the 10 wings and was told no as they giggled at us. What ever happened to the customer is right. So disappointed in this place. Would not recommend it to anyone.

Staff at Palace Bowling in Downingtown are very nice. Always enjoy bowling there. I usually bowl on…read moreThursdays to practice during their $10 special. 1 hr. of bowling for $10. Awesome deal. Lanes are fast. They really take care to maintain the lanes. Hardly ever any issues with pin resets. Love that you can gage your speed too. On one side of the building can hear the music. The other side is older. Quieter. Calmer side to practice on. It can get crowded on Thursdays so definitely reserve a lane. Just be careful of the children that are bowling too. Their spatial awareness isn't always the best. Also a lot of kids during the school year. Be prepared for erratic activity and sounds. It can really break your concentration sometimes. Overall, though, it is a pretty good place to bowl.

Took my son and 4 friends for an impromptu birthday bowling party, they no longer serve alcohol ,…read moreokay no biggie. They didn't have pizza even though it's in the menu (3 pizzas would have cost 45 dollars) and then told me we weren't allowed to order pizza from local shop and bring it in. We ordered burgers , hot dogs and a chicken tender which came to over a hundred dollars! But it's okay because the manager gave me a 5 dollar off an hour of bowling coupon so that totally made up for it. Do better. Sproul lanes isn't far from your location.

Recommend for kids as it's got arcades, mini bowling, big playground, for kids birthdays with a big…read moregroup. The games need some updating as some are a little older. Lots of parking, would recommend for kids younger than 10

We were looking for a place to take the kids on a really cold day. Most of the indoor playgrounds…read morerequire a timed appointment, but this place didn't so we decided to give it a try. First of all, I think the price is a bit high for the little it includes. I think it was $12 per kid (adults free) but all that gets you is access to the climbing/slide area. You have to buy a card for all the games, rides and other activities. However, it was nice to let our kids run around for a bit, although of course they didn't want to spend time in the climbing area when there were games and other attractions all around. One other nice thing is you can leave and come back all day long. We choose to grab lunch elsewhere and come back for some more fun. Don't think I would be back but happy it was available when we needed somewhere to go!

Where to begin? From the initial bells and arcade sounds, to the lights! Every machine was working…read moreperfectly and each had their own theme. The owner Bob was so nice and took some time to tell me about some of his favorite games. I can't wait to come back! Get it? Back! Great place! Plow.

For a long time the only places where you could play video games in arcades for the most part were…read moreDave & Busters or some run down beach spot. But over the past decade or so there has been a resurgence in arcades with retro old school video games and pinball. I've been to a few of them in NJ, NY and FL. Some are better than others in terms of parking, prices and variety of games. The better ones like Siverball in Asbury Park thrive and the clueless ones like the Museum in Daytona Beach close. The quality and selection of games at Village are top notch. There are some real gems like Fireball, Liberty Bell and The Who inspired Pinball Wizard machine (I wish they had my favorite which is 8 Ball Deluxe). Everything looks great and ran great. Probably the youngest machine in the arcade is Pac-Man and that has to be pushing 40 years old. While there were people coming in and out things never got overly crowded so as to be uncomfortable (although speaking of uncomfortable it is hot as hell inside but such is to be expected in July). What's not good about Village? The change situation. The machines of course take quarters. Unless you're bringing rolls of quarters with you, you're going to need change made for you. While Village has a single change machine on site, it only takes 1's and 5's. And in regards to those bills they should be on the crisper-newer side or else that change machine is not going to take them easily. Several people this past Sunday (self included) were fighting the thing to take bills. To expound further on this change issue, there is no ATM at the arcade or that I could see at any of the shops in the village. While there are a few other shops next door they will not make change for you which is rather inconvenient when the nearest place you're directed to is a 10 minute drive. When I say directed I don't mean by the owner or anyone at the arcade as no one fitting that description was seen in the hour we were there. That info was given by the girls next door in the ice cream shop who told me they tell people about that all the time. If you go: The arcade is open 12-5 on Saturday and Sunday only. Parking is across the street in a few lots that are shared by all of the shops in the village. As other have mentioned, all of the machines are 2 plays per quarter. While that would seem easy enough to remember if you walk around you will almost certainly find multiple machines with plays still left on them. While my review total might seem harsh, note that it's only directed at the change situation which I see as a bad business decision by the owner. I would have spent twice as much if there would have been a feasible way. The machines and set up are fabulous but as a first time visitor you're sort of set up to fail unless you know someone directly who has been here so that they can tell you exactly what you need to bring. Oh well, maybe next time.

In my opinion the better of the 2 bowling places in Lehighton. It is on the smaller side, but it is…read morealways clean. And the lanes are always dressed nicely. Have not been here once where it was bone dry for open bowling like other houses. The snack bar is good. Prepared fresh and reasonably priced for a bowling alley. Management is nice and the staff friendly. They try to always be helpful and in a mood for conversations and jokes. Very nice and always helpful staff. They give you the family environment feel when you enter act with them. It is Inexpensive. Slow on the weekdays so its prime time for bowling with the kids. Great place for practice, group and family fun.