Just left because No one at the front…read more Maybe owner or staff were singing karaoke? We waited and no one ever came. Tiny place. Couple people at the bar. We were going to celebrate my husband's birthday. Strange..... Where are your staff?

Came here for a birthday celebration. Friendly and informative service. I love the set up and…read morevarious games ranging from your typical old school arcade machines to DDR to Rock Band and even some PC games as well as a Playstation, Classic Nintendo emulators. 5 star on games. But I have given a 4 star because I haven't tried the food or drinks so I can't honestly say how that experience is. A place to try for sure!

Permanently Closed as of July 25, 2025. Some inventory went to Online Auction. Sign of economic…read moreinflation pressures on people's budgets. Was a good run here. Nothing to review now, just confirming the status of the business for Yelpers & public.

Not sure if they have food but they do have drinks for purchase. Service was great and he explained…read moreeverything in great detail. This place made me feel like I was a teenager again. I played games I use to play as a kid on an Atari lol. This was my first time here. My date and I had a blast. So FUN!!! You pay one price for a bracelet and play whatever games you want. I'm unsure of the price as my date paid for it.

We checked this place out recently and had a good time. The people at the front desk were friendly…read moreand informative. There are a variety of games and it's decently priced. My daughter had a blast. She collected enough tickets to win some cool prizes. Some of the games weren't working, but we got to enjoy most of them. It was a fun way to spend an hour or so.

I took my grandson to NickelRama a little over a week ago, while he was visiting from Ohio…read more Having never been, I had no expectations other than to think we were going to an "arcade." I had looked up NickelRama online just to verify that fact, and in so doing I read that all the arcade games were, go figure, a "nickel!" Anyhoo, what I did not realize was that NickelRama are a chain of "play for tickets" arcades, where one may then redeem the tickets for "prizes," akin to that which one might imagine winning at a carnival "Guess Your Age/Weight Booth," where number of prizes range from a stick of chewing gum or pencil topper on the low end to perhaps something electronic on the far upper end, depending on the number of tickets being redeemed. My grandson was fully aware of what we were getting into, as I quickly learned. After we made entry and each received our initial $10.00 purchase of 200 nickels, presented to us loose, in plastic cups, he immediately began searching the arcade for what he determined to be the game that would result in us accumulating the most tickets. This was not his first rodeo and he certainly knew the "name of the game" was quantity over quality, as far as ticket acquisition goes. The idea that we might challenge one another in some friendly video game mano a mano competition was quickly replaced by us challenging an electronically crafted gizmo to give up the most tickets possible, for later turn-in and prize procurement! As such was inevitable, he found THE game and thus, the challenge was on. It took us each about 45 minutes to burn through our 200 nickels. Well, I actually left the particular game and sought some variety of play, after about 160 or so nickels. That was short lived however, as I quickly realized my grandson's assessment was correct and the game to which he remained attached was the one that was most generous in spitting out tickets. Hence, I returned to sit beside him at the adjacent game and fed the remainder of my nickels into the machine. When our nickel cups were empty, I urged my grandson to walk about and seek out other possible games, but he quietly reminded me none were as generous as the one we'd just left. Still, I was seeking variety so, I enticed him with an additional cup of 100 nickels. He retrieved the cups and we began playing a game somewhat similar to THE game, but as he pointed out it just wasn't as lucrative. So, we went back to the machines we first sat at and fed. After a short period, we both were done and ready to feed our tickets into the Ticket Counters for tabulation. The ticket counters, booth count AND slice the tickets in half so they may not be reused/recounted. As our tickets were counted, he was declared the winner, by his count exceeding mine, by about 800 tickets! In total, we had a combined give or take 5300 tickets, with which he could now utilize to "shop" for prizes. With an "All-in" investment of just at $40, including the $5 entry fee for each of us to the NickelRama, he was able to get a tiny rubber eraser, a pair of large foam dice, and a plastic foam ball pop gun. In the end, I considered it money well spent, since the goal of the trip was to spend some quality time out with my grandson. He had fun and I had fun! He was shown that he was valued by my following his lead in our quest. And, he outperformed me in the acquisition of tickets! If you're looking to spend some time with your little ones and you want them to feel good about themselves, a NickelRama can fill that need! If you go, just keep in mind, that the quality is not in the prizes but in the time spent together! Live well. Be well. Cheers!

Celebration Station- a blast back to my childhood, where it likely will stay again until I relive…read moreit with my own children We chose the three activity package for 31 dollars per person that also included $10 in game credit. We did mini golf, go karts, and laser tag. And celebration station I feel like is an expensive jack-of-all-trades and master-of-none sort enterprise. The laser tag was a bit disappointing in that there were no teams. It was every man against every other man, and that wasn't clearly explained. The equipment was slow to respond to the buttons being pressed. It felt sweetly nostalgic to the last time I played almost 20 years ago, but even then the places I played then were much more legit. Mini golf felt like it was designed by someone without any passion or interest in enhancing the experience. It was soulless. The number of courses with no obstacles, or just basically one block obstacle to put around was pretty shocking to me. No creativity, but there were in fact 36 holes to put through. Go karts was more fun than I expected, but the guys running it had unclear signals and didn't really communicate clearly with us when to go and stop. Not all carts had the same VROOM VROOM. I got lucky that mine was speedy, but my bf's just wasn't, even with the pedal pushed all the way down. The redemption games were ok. Most cost $2 per play, so you would fly through a $10 game card in just a few minutes in many cases. Some games were not working, which was frustrating. We also didn't get tickets from all the games properly. The prize / ticket ratio was insane. I feel like they are being unnecessary stingy in the cost to get even decent prizes. Main event is better for this. All these things said, we did have fun just with the nostalgia factor and enjoying it for what it was. But especially with the price, I am unlikely to return.

Celebration station is such a staple in Mesquite and I expected so much more, honestly the only…read morething that could have made this experience better was air conditioning mid July I didn't expect the temperature the same when I went inside, no complaints with the games we didn't eat any food. Other than that we played mini golf and it was fun

Went here to bowl with some friends. It wasn't bad just super far from where I stay. We had a good…read moretime. We tried some food. I got wings and fries! Both were pretty decent and I believe I forgot to take pics for the first time I probably won't be back as there are closer bowling alley's to me but if I'm ever in the area, I may go here for fun again. I liked the vibes inside.

The kids love it here and even adults would have a good time if they went later In the day. They…read moreoffer all day passes for various holidays so it's good to keep up with their social media to see when those days are - passes can be from $10-$30 per person for unlimited everything, which is a great deal. Laser tag, bowling, arcade games, and these cool spinny number card! I'm knocking them down a point because you can't purchase the $10 deals online - it's first come first serve and the lines get INSANE. We're usually there 20 minutes before open and even then we can wait forever to finally get in. It's worth the price, but I wish they would do presale or something similar.

i had an amazing experience today at immersive gamebox!! keem the guy working, while i was there…read moredid a great job at explaining everything and gave a welcoming vibe!!

Honestly for the price I thought it was okay. My younger cousins had fun, but I thought it got…read moreboring and repetitive very quickly.

Service was amazing, came for the big game! They were well staffed and the server checked on us…read moreoften. The manager came by and gave everyone $5 game cards for watching the big game here. Awesome! Plenty of screens, lots of seating, good for groups. $5beer and house Rita's for game day specials. Did not try the food as it appeared to be a lot of from frozen proteins and very high calorie options, fried things, etc. Very cool vibes inside. Great place to have fun, catch major TV events, and play arcade games for prizes.

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