TL;DR - A continental masterpiece, right here in Bury…read more How did I leave it so long before coming here? Arcade Club is an absolute gem - a massive warehouse filled with all kinds of arcade machines and an absolute paradise for anyone who loves gaming. Apparently it's the largest venue of its type in Europe! We came and bought a day ticket which gets you a wrist band for all day access. Once inside, every single game is free to play, and there's enough here to keep you occupied and entertained for a very long time indeed. The ground floor has a mixture of vintage machines, modern games, funfair games and even some VR rigs. You can then head to the first floor where there's a mixture of newer games and funfair games. Up to the second floor and you'll find a huge variety of machines with lots from Japan - dance and rhythm games, pinball machines and lots of 90s classic arcade games. Finally there's the fourth floor, packed with vintage machines like Pac Man, Asteroids, Smash TV and... well, pretty much anything you care to mention. There's a bar on site which also serves pizza in case you get peckish... and you probably will because there's so much to see and play here, you'll be here a very long time. Arcade Club is an absolute gem.

From the owner: We are the largest classic arcade in Europe. Hosting over 250 plus arcade machines and other games…read moresuch as consoles and computer games. We provide the whole gaming experience from retro to Modern. This includes VR and modern rhythms games. We have 2 bars and to eateries a sweet shop and gift shop. All your entertainment under one roof.

I have always come across this place as a highly lit up place and mostly packed with kids…read more It's lit up like an amusement park in the twilight wanting to attract a massive crowd but never really successful! It's obviously poorly managed. The slot machines and gambling with coins definitely a good attraction to little children who love the hope of wining something in the end! If they market themselves well and probably appear to be a little normal place, it would improve their crowd in take and it would earn an extra star!

Well now, I'm perfectly happy to admit that this is not the highest quality form of gambling, but I…read morerefute the suggestion that Piccadilly Amusements is just a pit of vacuous depressing souls feeding their mindless habits. I appreciate that the glamour and class of Casino Royale are not applicable here, but for me this little arcade is a perfectly suitable place to waste five minutes or so, and possibly win yourself a couple of quid. Also, because of its self-contained atmosphere constructed by neon lights, the noises of the fruit machines and the questionable dim lighting, it provides an escape from the horrors of Manchester Piccadilly at peak shopping time! Result. Please gamble responsibly.

Many years ago I spent a summer holiday working in the deck arcade. Twenty odd years later it…read morehasn't changed very much, it even seems to have the same manager working there. Unlike the other amusement arcades in town (the ones on dry land) there's no 'Jackpot' area where you can win £500 as long as you're prepared to feed pound coins into the machines. There are plenty of gaming machines but the last time I was there none of them cost more than 10p a spin. There are also video games and crane grab machines and I'm sure they've still got a pinball machine. Not really a place I'd recommend to anyone but if you have to visit an arcade your money will last much longer in this one.

A great little cafe and amusement arcade. Good value bingo at only 20p per game and in the cafe,…read moresurprisingly great tasting burgers. Good parking and best of all crazy golf. Sign up for the app and get free stuff ,win win.

How do you even know where to lk? It's a very exciting and lively environment. From family live…read moreBingo to adult gambling games, and every variety of arcade, animated, video games. Some giving out tickets to turn in for prizes. A well decorated pirate theme running all through Coral Island and Buccaneer Family Bar.

they have a fish and chips on the corner that the fish tasted like piss and chips were rubbery…read morenever go also there is a ride that goes around the arcade that is so shit I almost fell asleep never go also staff were kinda rude

Great experience, plenty to offer! Staff are very friendly…read moreand go out of their way for you!! Would definitely recommend and go again!! Kids loved it! Very good selection of games and the only ever arcade I've seen that have 1p machines!!! Just need some seating, but very clean and well looked after. Close to everything and very child friendly!

Great arcade just off the prom with a realy cheap food bar, good place to bring the kids as you can…read morekeep your eye on them as its only a small place and not to busy.

A nice friendly arcade and bingo, we always come to this arcade when in Blackpool as the staff are…read morefriendly and always seem happy to see you also they have a cheap burger bar that you can get a burger and cup of tea for £1.50

While the slots and other games were fun, and the smell of the indoor chippy inviting.. the lady…read morestood at the Over 18's section who screamed "OI!" and my child and began to chase after him to drag him out by the arm severely soured our day out in Blackpool. What a foul, disgusting human being you have working for you. I would highly suggest that you remove her from your employment, and think about employing a kinder, more patient person. I am aware you have licenses to protect, but at the risk of getting into trouble for one of your employers mishandling a child? We shall never return.

we have visited Fun Palace for many years but after yesterday we will never step foot in the place…read moreagain! me my hubby Daughter and son went in the yesterday once in their we kinda split up my daughter and hubby were down one end of the arcade playing on machines and me and my son were at other end he was playing on a machine. he put £40 in this one machine he said he noticed 2 of the women who work their were watching him. he started to win a bit money back i left him playing on that machine but didn't go far away i was on another machine in the 18s area the machine he was on i could hear it winning from where i was.so i went back over to him and then his dad and my daughter joined us we just watching him for a short time. i noticed their was a guy standing to the left of us just outside the 18s area watching him on the machine. I didn't really think much of it at the same time i noticed him my son noticed him too. anyway he collected £25 off the mach which he had won. he then went on another machine called bullion bars as soon as he put his first £1 in he got straight on the top board or what ever you call it and won £20 .Then my hubby went outside for a smoke and me and my daughter needed to go to the ladies room.so he was left alone playing on the machine we were only gone a few minutes when we come back down we went to the machine where we left my son and he had gone.so we looked round couldn't see him anywhere then my daughter spotted him standing outside so we goes out to him and then he told us that guy who had been watching him come up to him and said after he had played the credit he had left in the machine can you leave.so my son asked him why he said he doesn't need a reason. so i went back in with my son and confronted this guy i said excuse me for what reason have you asked my son to leave the premises he said to me he didn't need a reason. So then i asked him what has he done he replied nothing, so then i asked what have you got against him he said nothing. so i asked him again so what is the reason you asked him to leave. he aid he didn't need a reason. i look hes not a druggies he's not bough drink on the premises so what is your reason for wanting him to leave. he just kept saying he didn't need a reason. at that point i said look pal you say hes done nothing you got nothing against him but you have asked him to leave your just not making any sense. so at this point my patience was getting rather thin.so i demanded a explanation as to why he asked him to leave. the cheeky devil had the nerve to accuse my son of rigging the machine he won off. so i said just you hold it right there pal hes doing nothing of the sort he was quite happy when he was putting £40 in the machine but because he won £25 back it's damn right disgraceful he was treated like he was crim or something. i told him people like him with attitudes like that need closing down and that he was nothing more that a sore loser.then we walked out. and we will never step foot in that place again.

All piers are good in my opinion. This one is solid. We played some shove a penny with 2p's, lost…read morethem all and laughed. We stopped by for our gin and tonic sundowner and sat outdoors on the astro turf listening to 80's music with other old codgers. A view of the tower behind me and a rickety wild mouse coaster at the end of the pier. All the usual food suspects to make your rides even more sickening. There is nothing like an old Seaside Pier to make you smile.

This is my favourite pier for a couple of reasons, firstly it is next to the casino, one of my…read moreregular haunts for a game of poker and secondly it has a most wonderful pub, The Laughing Donkey. There are loads of stuff to do here such as the typical fairground rides and stalls where if you are extremely lucky, win a teddy. There are also a couple of arcades that will gladly relieve you of your coin.

The Jungle Parc is an absolutely amazing place for kids, and not too bad for adults too. I never…read moreeven knew this place existed until I was searching the net and then came across this place. I would strongly recommend this for age 7 - 10 though smaller ones are able to come along too, height restrictions do apply to certain parts of the adventure courses, so to avoid disappointed I would recommend you go onto their website and check first. This place is all about fun and fitness for the whole family. They have a massive high wire forest adventure course; which is set within the countryside and developed to encourage you to get moving, and trust me by the end you the adventure a good cuppa and sleep is what you'll need, though if it is for the family then keeping the kids active by getting them tired then Jungle Parc is the place to bring them. It is a very safe environment and with all the proper equipment it is very enjoyable. The X-plorer course is for anyone over 1.35m in height and the Adventurer course is for children from 4 years old and with minimum height of 1.05m. The Jungle Parc is situated in Croxteth Country Park which is only 10 minutes from the city centre.

The Jungle Parc which (like Gemma) I also never knew existed until I came across a flyer, is based…read moreat Croxteth Country Park. The site is generally an incredible place for outdoor activities for those looking to burn off more than a bit of energy (adults and children alike). The premises consists of two different courses: X-Plorer course and Adventurer course (for the little ones). Each course is ideally designed with a practical element, almost like an assault course but with the fun involved. There are 40 amazing activities to enjoy as you glide through trees on rope bridges, zip lines and cargo! It definitely sounds exciting as it really is. Adults are just £20 and Juniors £15. Prices include full training and all equipment to make sure you are fully prepared and safe. Not bad at all for an adventourous day in jungle like surroundings.