Great selection and variety of games and claw machine selections! I espicially enjoyed the air hockey and the motorcycle games. I will definitely be coming back with more friends soon! read more

Gotcha can be found at the Tangram shopping plaza. The place features claw machines, and many different arcade games. Children, teens and adults who enjoy arcades will be in 7th heaven. It will keep all interested very involved. read more

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Located on the second floor of Tangram Mall, Gotcha is both traditional arcade, claw machine arcade and store that sells collectibles, plushies and blind boxes. Walking by the store on a holiday weekday, they were open at 11am and already a fair number of people walking around inside though most games were available. For video gaming they have racing, fighting, shooting, dancing games and other rhythmic music-related ones like drumming, guitar and tapping/sliding games. There is also a photo booth, a couple individual karaoke booth "games", air hockey and basketball hoops shooting games. They're known for having a wide selection of prizes though depending on the player and the machine it may or may not be worth your time--it's a for-profit business so expect the ticket winning system to net out economically in favor of the arcade. You're really paying for the experience, and prizes are a bonus. That being said when I walked around the claw machine area I saw some plushies being won, some by very young children, unsure of how many tries it took. Plenty of staff were around, not hard to get their attention to ask a question. There's a pretty large wall of prizes (compared to some other arcades) along the back wall to the right as you enter the store from the mall side, with some ginormous plushies, manga figurines, Pokémon cards, etc as your potential winnings. Really random but I noticed they also sell adhesive nail sets in various designs at the same counter. Gift cards are available. Write a review to earn 10 credits and there's a one review redemption per week limit. Open daily 11am-12midnight. read more

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This arcade is called "Gatcha," but contrary to the name, the arcade doesn't have any traditional gatcha machines. The arcade has two sides: claw machines and games. I came for the games, and spent around $40 here for about 150 credits not expecting anything. Little did I know I would have a blast with the shooting game as well as the claw machines. Came out with four plushies! The staff was super friendly and seemed happy for us when we won. Will definitely return in the future! read more

Gatcha - The goods that were won! Three from claw machines and one from the shooting game. - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

My go-to hangout spot in Flushing! I've been coming here since they first opened, and I stop by every time I'm in the area. It's located inside the Tangram Mall and has all the fun, cool games you could want from claw machines to arcade games. I mainly go for the claw machines because I'm addicted to them, and I love checking out the new plushies and prizes they have each time. This place is the perfect therapy for me after a long, busy week. read more

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Overall, it's a fun place where the machines are not TOO rigged compared to literally any other claw machine venue in the USA. I was able to win 3 stuffed animals in the past. However, the manager is unprofessional and refuses to honor free credits earned through prior special events / holidays. read more

Gatcha - Onion stuffed animal - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

This arcade has been a super welcome addition to the Flushing scene. Every time I visit Flushing I always try to stop by to see what new plushies they have in their claw machines or if there are any new arcade games. They used to have a bar area but that's since been converted into 2 photo booths and more driving games. It seems like now they also have coin pushers in the claw machine section. The arcade area also has a lot more rhythm games now as well as 2 karaoke booths. There's only 2 dance machines now as the others were replaced by sniper style games read more

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Gatcha, where a big kid could be a kid! This place is pure fun! One side claw machines, the other side arcade games. They also have a plethora of prizes available for trade in and tickets. My most recent trip, we won a plushie steamed bun and did the karaoke booth. It was so flipping fun! read more

Gatcha - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

I'm addicted to claw games and this 100% hit the spot. Granted we didn't win this time around. They have the spot to buy the cards to get the machines to work. I honestly didn't know about the card I tried to use my debt card to use the claw. We put $11 on thr card and only got two tries. The one thing I don't like is that after you use the machine a worker comes to pack everything. Usually claw games they don't do this so people can actually win. There's video games here as well that I recommend. You definitely need at least $50 to be able to promptly win something. I had to leave or else I would have spend my rent here. read more

Gatcha - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

Gatcha is THE place in Flushing where I spend my time and money more than what I want to admit to! This place is really fun especially with friends and kids. Sometimes I cannot tell if I am more excited to be here or my kids! :) Mommy got good at claw machines really quick! I love that they have a trade in system for prizes for some claw machines or for anime figures at the entrance. Claw machines are really not super difficult unless you're going to K-Pop light sticks or the trendy Labubu blind boxes. The best value for the arcade card is the $55 for 192 credits option as of date. There is a $2 activation fee for new cards. There are arcade games on one side including a karaoke station and lots of claw machines on the other side so it fits everyone's interest! Gatcha is opening a new location in K-Town in Manhattan some time in the future so can't wait to explore that one too! read more

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Service was friendly but lines can be very long on and off. Prizes and glitziness is nice, modern, and very Japanese. Like the American Round 1 that is more Japanese. Expensive and one of the machines I tried was confusing because I didn't see tickets come out that I had won and one of the staff in a grey shirt was nice enough to take them out and find me to give them to me. I enjoyed an expensive game where there was one shot with the chance to win plenty of tickets but there were multiple steps to win and probably different paths to win stuff depending on what happened. I like Round 1 more because the tickets go automatically onto your card and less likely to miss number of tickets I think. If it wasn't for the quality staff service, I probably would've docked another star. read more

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Oh my. So I never expect an arcade to be a cost effective way to spend an afternoon. But this one takes the cake for taking your money. There are two sides to the arcade - one side with games that award tickets, and one side with video games and other things that don't award tickets. We spent about $88 on about 300 credits, and spent about 280 of these credits actively trying to win tickets. There are three ways to win tickets. Claw machines, coin pusher games where you shoot a coin into the pile and hope coins drop, and a shooting game. We won.... drum roll.... FIVE tickets. FIVE. The coin pusher games give you lots of paper tickets or tokens but then you exchange them 5:1 or 10:1 for real tickets. The shooting game you need to shoot six small targets down for a "jackpot" of five tickets. The claw machines are as difficult as claw machines go, and if you exchange the claw machine prize at the desk you get two tickets. So, you need to be really good at shooting, really good at claw machines, or you're going to end up winning a single digit number of tickets. Five tickets was enough for a small pikachu keychain. Wow. Just wow. read more

There's a reason why this place is called Gatcha.... Got Ya, money. Machines are heavily rigged and loose. Staff love to clean the machines, but when it comes to helping you, forget about it. They will only help take your money. Highly do not recommend coming here. read more

A large arcade with half the store dedicated to claw machines and the other half dedicated to interactive games like taiko drums, first person pov games and more. Very busy with lots of customers playing games or trying their past at the claw machine side. Typical difficulty with the games but otherwise plenty of other figurines to shop for too if you'd prefer as well. Staff are kind and frequently check between aisles. Ambiance is very energetic with lots of bings and bongs of noise as games go on and off read more

Gatcha - Figurines - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

Gatcha is located on level 1 in Tangram Mall at 133-33 39th Ave Flushing, NY 13354. Gatcha has many different type of interactive games on the right as well as claw machines on the left. I wanted to play with the claw machines. The claw machines are filled with cute plushies alongside a mix of other products. There is a trade-in system where you can exchange plushies for bigger prizes or pay cash for big prizes. Since this was my first time at Gatcha, I needed to get a card and load it with credits. There were 2 kiosks by the entrance. I got on line to wait to use the kiosk. The wait wasn't too long. It is $2 for a card and different game card amounts: $11 for 28 credits, $22 for 65 credits, $33 for 107 credits, $44 for 150 credits, and $55 for 192 credits. I chose the $11 game card and paid $13 in total. Each claw machine has their own number of credits. Bigger and more popular plushies were more credits. After walking around and deciding which claw machines I wanted to play, I played 4 times and won 2 plushies. It wasn't too difficult. I had a lot of fun at Gatcha and playing with the claw machines. For $11, I won 2 plushies so it wasn't too bad. I definitely want to come back and play again to win more prizes. read more

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It seems like Gatcha has gotten worse each time we've visited, specially in terms of how much you have to spend to win anything and how helpful any attendants have been. You're much more likely to see attendants chatting with each other or pretending not to notice the kids who are getting blanked grab after grab on the claw machines than anyone helpful. The arcade games are still fun, but those who say it's a casino for kids are spot on. read more

Gatcha is an Asian style claw arcade and is the biggest one in the New York City area. You buy credits to play the games and these credits never expire. This place has three sections. As soon as you enter, that is the prize area where you can exchange your credits for prizes. There are lots of Gundam action figures and anime related plushies. On the left side are the claw machines. I've never seen many of these machines in one place. There are dolls of so many different designs and sizes. The right side is full of rhythm games like Dance Dance Revolution, action games, driving games and more. This is a very fun date spot. It's actually very easy to win prizes here. The staff even walk around rearranging the dolls inside the claw machines to ensure equal distribution to make it easier for people to win. And you are allowed to trade your prizes for other prizes. read more

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Super fun arcade with lots of games, claw machines, etc. they also do bundles with labubus. Fun place to keep people of all ages occupied and there's a game for everyone. The service is great, all employees are always walking around, ready to help. As of June 2025, the plushies from the claw machines can be traded in for credits. You can also purchase lots of collectibles with those credits. read more

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I just want to say, I come to this place ALOT. My kids love the claw machines and my son love the shooting game. So I do spend a lot of money in here on a regular basis (about once every 2 weeks). Every time I'm in there we have fun, BUT not today. I was there with my kids after the movies and he went on the shooting games. He was able to get the 2 boxes of "5 tickets" prizes very quickly and had left over bullets. Since there's no more of those prizes we saved the bullet for later when they refilled it and just went to the cashier to redeem the tickets first. Afterwards we were just circling around place and my son spotted that a female worker is refilling the prizes. So he got so happy and immediately took out his 5 or 6 bullets from before was about to play it. That female worker then stepped over and yelled at my son said that Home made bullet are not allowed. At this point I stepped in and said to her that's the bullet from them. I explained to her we got both of the "5 tickets" prizes and since no one refilled them we saved the bullet for later. She stopped and looked at them then said well then you are not suppose to pick up bullets from the floor or the prize slot. Again I said to her I paid for the bullets! She then still wouldn't believe me and asked me if I paid for them today. Which I again answered yes! She then stepped back but the entire time my son was playing the game she was behind us and was mumbling talking about us the whole time. Seriously?!? There's cameras everywhere, you can see the amount of times I scanned my card for the bullet, do I need to prove to you by letting you check my card history??? Are you for real??? You just assumed we didn't pay, and were looking for free bullets on the floor. I mean if there are 1 or 2 strays bullets on the floor you can say that it might be possible but a totaled of 6 bullets?!?! It got me really angry. And the fact that she didn't apologized when I said I paid for them today and was watching my kids like we were criminals really really pissed me off. I told my kids, if you're being wronged, you must speak up! If that's the case, why don't they just dedicate a security guard at every machine to make sure people scan their card when they play. read more

Nestled in Tangram mall at the top floor, you can't miss the lights, colors, and sounds from the Gatcha store. Entering in, there is a huge selection of figurines. Some are displayed on the display case or individual boxes. To the left, Gatcha machines ranging from little ones being able to play to the regular height machines. You need to have a game card loaded up with the desired amount before you play the machines. My husband had fun getting one of the stuffies. Took three tries, all in good fun. Some of the claws can be tricky to play and play at your discretion because before you know it, you'll load your game card again. All ages were here. It was fun to watch and see different reactions around the place. On the right side, no Gatcha machines, however, more arcade like games. There are plenty of gifts in the front area. Con - When I picked up one of the stuffed animals, I thought on the label, the green sticker part showed a discounted price. By the time the cashier said the price, I wanted to know why it was the full price. He goes, " The green means how many tickets, the white is the full price. There are signs everywhere." I apologized for misunderstanding him and moved forward to returning the item on the shelf. From his mannerisms, I didn't appreciate the rude, condescending tone. The signs are not as big and visible for people to see. This could have easily been overlooked. This interaction won't deter me from this place. However, the cashier should be retrained properly on how to speak to people. All in all, good and fun vibes. I'm looking forward to coming back next time. read more

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I'm a semi regular at this arcade. Used to go to Round1 and now I frequent Gatcha for the rhythm game section. They have Pump It Up (PIU) Phoenix, Dance Rush Stardom (DRS), DDR A20, an older version of DDR in the back (I think it's extreme), and brand new addition - as of fall 2024 - Taiko no Tatsujin (Japanese drum game). There is also a new boxing game called KungFuBoxer that is pretty fun. Oh for hand rhythm games they also have Maimai and sound Voltex and Chunithm. Other games: racing games and air hockey as well as basketball hoops in the back. There used to be a bar but now it is closed, never tried their drinks but the seats are still there if you're tired from the dance games. Most people will probably be coming here for the claw machines on dates with their SO's. They do have a wide selection of claw machines with various plushies. They also have a fun shooting cork game in which you can win prizes by shooting down plastic flaps on platforms that are moving up and down. The way the prize system works is that you can exchange plushies for bigger prizes or pay cash for the big prizes. They are open late, and offer frequent promotions for 15 or so credits for various seasonal reasons - for example they had a back-to-school promo for educators and students showing ID and now a Halloween costume promotion (credits for showing up in costume for a week). I would say it used to be pretty crowded on weekends so we used to go on weeknights. But now there is no line for arrival at around 7-8pm on Fridays. The claw machine section is still a little congested but nothing like it was over the summer. Minus one star for the prices of the credits compared to Round 1 and the crowds. But it is open late (until 2am Friday and Saturday, unsure about the weeknights) and in a great location in the Tangram mall off the Main Street in flushing. Great place to hang out before / after getting food with friends. read more

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Fun claw machine spot in Tangram (2nd floor). They consistently seem understaffed but there are some really kind employees here. This spot actually lets you get stuffed animals (and I feel like I never win anything from claw machines elsewhere), and has a nice selection of goods to trade-in stuffed animals for, including blind boxes so you'll get good value from your games even if you don't like the stuffed animal you got! One half of the store also has traditional arcade games like DDR and basketball. read more

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This place has a big selection of claw machines and a couple of good arcade machines. I do agree with other reviews that the tokens here are expensive. Although most claw machine places are a bit costly. Unfortunately I didn't win anything here but I still enjoyed playing the machines. read more

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Stay away from this place if you're here for the claw machine. When this place first open, the claw machine is ok and you can get a prize with 2-3 try on the easy machines. But now, you can notice pretty much all machine the claw has no power, they make all the machine much harder. This is no longer fun. Today I tried 10+ times on claw machines, not a single prize and my kids very disappointed and upset. I wouldn't recommend this place here if you want to win any kind of prize. read more

Gatcha is a super cute arcade and filled a void that's been needed in Flushing since Smiles (?) arcade by Whitestone bowling and since the Pump It Up arcade closed at Flushing Mall eons ago. On the point of PIU, super happy they have a machine! But also super sad they only have one, considering it was the only dance machine with lines for me hours when we visited. As for the claw games, the machines are good and the plushies are as good as Round1. It's definitely a lot more expensive here though than Round1. The machines are not as rigged as some of the claw machine only spots in the area, but just something to watch out for. There's also a little bar here after 6pm, which only makes this place even better! I just wonder what the prices of the soju cocktails are. Anyway definitely my arcade spot from now on if I'm in Flushing and don't have a car to drive like 45 minutes away to Round1! read more

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I remember visiting Tangram and seeing a huge line for Gatcha when it first opened. Unlike Teso-X, which is solely dedicated to claw machines and blind boxes, Gatcha brings an actual arcade into the mix with a variety of games. I spotted two driving/racing games, dancing games, a punching game (get your anger out here for some prizes, which seemed to be a Fanta drink?), and even classics like Pac-Man. One standout feature of Gatcha is that you get a physical card where you can add more credits to your balance to play games. Plus, if you review this place, you get 10 free credits (not sure how long this promotion lasts, but it might explain why Gatcha is highly rated on Google Reviews). Gatcha is actually quite pricey compared to other places. The cost can add up quickly, especially when claw machines for larger plushies can be worth 20 points each, which is a little less than $11 (ouch!). Despite the cost, it's a fantastic spot to unleash your inner child. I visited with my sisters, and thank goodness we didn't have to wait in line. None of us are particularly good at claw machines (we tried five times and walked away with nothing but crushed dreams). But hey, it was fun - that's what matters, right? read more

Gatcha - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

An anime themed claw machine / arcade on the second floor of Tangram Mall in Downtown Flushing. When you walk in, the skill based redemption games are on the left and the bar and classic arcade games are on the right. In the middle are some toys and souvenirs for sale for those who are too impatient to play the claw machines. I was pleasantly surprised by the large variety of redemption games ... there was even one with a rifle and target shooting. read more

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Don't be fooled by all the enthusiastic Tiktok or Youtube videos showing how it easy it is to win a plushie from the dozens of claw machines here. Gatcha is a tween casino and the odds are in favor of the house. I paid $13 (the lowest available) and had enough credits to play only 2 big claw machines and 1 small one (the kind that only goes up to your knee, child-level). I lost it all in less than 10 minutes. The claw machines feel as rigged as claw machines from anywhere else. The only difference is that you're encouraged to keep trying more than once because you're surrounded by claw machines and everyone else is doing it five times, so why not? I don't doubt people win sometimes. After each failed drop, the plushie is pushed closer to the drop box so gravity helps you win, not the claw itself, which is as weak as an elderly woman's sickbed hand. I watched one woman win a small plushie but it took her six tries. No thanks. That's like paying $40 for an ugly plushie that probably cost 25 cents to make in China. In fact, most of the plushies are butt ugly. Not cute at all and I wouldn't even want them for free. The only ones I liked were the cats wearing hoodies or Russian headscarves or Patrick the Starfish from SpongeBob. I guess I don't know much about Anime or Manga, and many of the prizes were connected to those franchises. I'm assuming that's why this place is so popular. I understand that Gatcha in Asia is much, much cheaper, so you have a good chance of winning something without having to set your 401K retirement fund on fire. As with most things in NYC, whimsical things like this have to be overpriced because the owners have to pay high rents and property taxes. I guess I'm not the crowd for this place - most who come here are young people who apparently have a lot of money to burn (live with their parents rent-free, perhaps), or they have that Gen Z apathy that nothing matters so live for today and enjoy yourself. But I'd rather blow $20 at a place like Laser Bounce where I can play skeeball or bowling for several rounds (you get a lot of credits for $20), actually win tickets and trade them for something fun. read more

My new favorite establishment! They have the cutest plushies in the claw machines and the employees really want you to win. You can ask anybody to readjust a stuffed animal in the machine at any time. They constantly rotate out the plushy's and seasonal prizes to keep you coming back. You can also trade in your stuffed animals for tickets that you can redeem in the gift shop for figurines. The other side of the establishment has more traditional arcade games. Super fun! read more

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Came here grand opening weekend and there was a short line to get in. Many arcade games with a DDR area to the right of the entrance. There's a bar area on this side too. To the left are all the claw options with cute prizes and they have a good selection of prizes. I did notice a handful were Hello Kitty, some Pokemon, a Lilo and Stitch, some had snacks, mini BT21 keychains in the small claw machines. One that had a Hermes bag which was wild to me lol. You can get a card to play all the games by the front desk right by the entrance. There's one self reloading station so the line can get long. Another reloading station would be helpful. They have a limited time offer for free card activation. Starts at $10 for 25 credit, $20 for 50 credits, $25 for 80 credits, $35 for 120 credits, and $50 for 175. I started off with $10 but quickly realized that only gets me about 3 plays if going for the bigger claw machines which are 6.9 to 8ish points per play. The smaller claw machines start around 3.9 points per play. Can trade in prizes from the claw machine for other prizes by the front desk. I don't know how everyone else made it seem so easy to win something as almost everyone when I went had at least one prize, some with a mini basket or cart. I spent $40 and got nothing lol but guess it just wasn't my luck. Fun place to hang out with friends or a date but it gets expensive pretty quickly. Good luck! read more

Gatcha - Claw machines - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Nice and big with various crane games/arcade/ ticket games available. Prizes can be traded in or you can just pay for it. Service at the counter is slow. Especially when you run out of tokens to play but want to continue on a machine you were playing on afraid of someone taking over your hard work. There are 2 reload machines. Still slow because people are slow. I wasted a lot to come out empty handed. Never again. read more

Really disappointed with the experience at Gotcha Flushing. My friend was simply holding a blind box--not shaking it--when a staff member walked over from the other side just to scold us and say "don't shake it." The attitude was completely unnecessary and honestly made us feel unwelcome. There was absolutely no reason for the confrontation. Then as we were leaving, they started checking our bags. I understand checking my large tote bag, but what happened next was just rude. The worker pointed to my small purse and, with attitude, said "what about this?" I responded, "what do you mean? What do you think I can hide in here?" and she just rolled her eyes and said "I don't know." Completely unprofessional. What's even more upsetting is that I've been going to Gotcha weekly because I live nearby--this used to be one of my favorite places, and I've spent a lot of money here. To see the staff treat regular customers like this is extremely frustrating and disappointing. I will never be coming back. read more

Grand opening 4/19/24 at Tangram Mall in Flushing. Paid indoor parking. Promotion events for this whole week. We got there on a Saturday 6:30 pm. There's a line to get in. Inside has video gaming and claw machine sections, a bar and retail sales area ( get a plush in case you have no luck with the claw machines ). It was crowded when I was there. There were lines to the machine that recharge the card or buying a new card. Starting from $10 for 25 credits to $50 for 175 credits. Most claw machine requires 5-9 credits. It's pricey but stuff animals offer good quality such as Sanrio products. read more

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Horrible policy, its a is family fun place, meaning parents with kids will have strollers. You're situated next to Funzy and Goldfish Swimschool. There are toddlers and parents. So why the no stroller policy?! I guess they don't want business... read more

Pretty new arcade place right in Flushing. It's in one of the malls right off of Main Street. It's a busy area in general whether you're driving or walking. I used the parking garage underneath the building and it was valet only. It was hectic but I was able to get parked and had no issues getting my car either. It was a little smaller than I expect to be honest but it was a great arcade. The desk and prize section is right when you walk in. The claw machines were to the left and the arcade games were to the right. They had a decent amount of arcade games but to be honest I spent most of the time on the other side. The prizes on display on all worth a certain amount of tickets which you get my exchanging plushies from the claw machines. Nice system. The bigger prizes are all here. The claw machines section has good ones and they have good plushies if you want to keep them. There are attendants roaming that will help you resent some of the plushies too if you need the help. Great way to spend a few hours. read more

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I heard that this claw machine had Labubu dolls, so I went in and bought a card to give it a try. I succeeded on my first attempt--not surprising for someone who often plays claw machines. I waited for a while, hoping staff would come and restock. But instead, four or five staff members came over and completely blocked off the machine. I asked them why, and they answered, "Because we can." Then they opened up the machine, pressing something inside of the machine then turned it off and left. A few minutes later, they came back to turned the machine on again, saying they were "checking the machine." When I tried playing again, I was completely stunned--this wasn't a claw machine anymore, it was like a spinning propeller . I used to go to Round1 a lot, and every time I caught a doll, the staff would come over cheerfully to restock, they would never "check the machine" no matter how many you won. Some of them were even kind enough to ask how you'd like the doll to be placed. The difference in attitude is just incredible!! read more

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Honestly really frustrating, was having a great time and won a jackpot, but the machine broke. The staff told us they'd talk to the manager and still refused to pay the jackpot. Kinda of ruined the experience. read more

Gatcha - Kids Activities Near Me - Flushing, New York

We have been here multiple times and spent way too much money on claw machines. It's usually easier to win the smaller toys and the shooting game is pretty fun and not too difficult either. They also have a bar and arcade with rhythm games. If you are struggling with a certain machine, you can ask for repositioning. You can also trade in plushies you won for tickets and spend them on other prizes. This place is located in the tangram mall, so there's plenty to eat at the food court if you don't come late at night. read more

Gatcha is an Asian-inspired clawcade and bar located within Tangram Mall. The gate opens at 11 sharp; and claw machines are to the left, arcade and bar are to the right. We arrived a few minutes before 11 (on Memorial Day) and already there was a crowd waiting outside. The store regularly does promotions and collaborations (with the other shops within Tangram), though their standard game card rates are fairly affordable too. We paid $57 (for card activation and 192 credits) and stuck entirely to the claw machines. Most machines cost 6.9 or 8.8 credits a claw, and, with the staff frequently repositioning the difficult-to-grab plushies, the odds of winning something are pretty high. Furthermore, if you win a plushie and don't feel like taking it home, you can always bring it to the counter and trade it for tickets. The big plushies are worth 2 tickets, while the small plushies and keychains are worth 1. Personally, I don't think it's worth the trade, but if plushies aren't your thing, you can always trade and save tickets for Gundam models, blind boxes, totes, and more. Current Game Card Rates: - $11 for 28 credits - $22 for 65 credits - $33 for 107 credits - $44 for 150 credits - $55 for 192 credits **$2 for new card activation read more

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This is located in the Tangram mall in Flushing, Queens. There's a line to go in the Gotcha. It is a day trip. There's Dance Dance Revolution (DDR), Lots of arcade games, and claw machines. Tons of fun, it is a kid's dream come true! Would recommend coming here to have fun and grabbing food at Tangram! read more

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