A large group of us came here on a Saturday evening for one of our friends' going away thing. The…read moremini golf was quite busy during the time that we were out there, but it didn't feel cramped at all! We decided to split our group into two teams and we did the Volcano one. It was a lot of fun, not very challenging but of course, our group made it competitive. After putting, we did the go-karts, which was also a lot of fun! Some of the guys' karts were slow, which was probably a good thing. They also have an arcade area, which was nice and cool since it was quite warm and muggy outside during the time we were there. The bathrooms were clean. We didn't try any of their food while there, but they had ice cream! Overall a good place to hang with a large group, good for families with kids, or adults that want to have fun like kids :D

This is my second time going and both times the guy in a blue shirt with long dirty blonde hair…read morekicked my friends and I out for no reason. He lied about being the manager and walked away on us while talking to him. Other people were spinning eachother off but when we bump into each other we get kicked. He also threaten to fight my friends over go carts. Bad customer service, manager helped but wouldn't offer to refund our tickets or give us his name.

I'm not 100% sure how this place stays open after all of these years, but good for them!…read more I only make my way in once a year during a bike event in the area. Came here in September, so many of the games and machines weren't even working, some didn't spit out any tickets. Fun place to entertain kids with something to do, but work on fixing machines.

This place is pretty cool and a trip back in time. The guy who I think is the owner (very tall guy…read morewith a beard & mustache) was very nice. The prices are amazing, but I really think the guy should increase the prices to at least .25 cents to .50 cents a game. My husband and I were baffled how a profit is made, especially after paying the rent, electricity, other utilities & costs, especially with how expensive everything is now days. I mean some of the games didn't work or stopped working after a while of playing them several times (but then again, the same happens at other expensive arcades, too), but I still didn't mind that much or even bugged the guy to fix them or get a refund since the price is SOOO low there. I'm not used to those prices, even in my childhood in the 80's and 90's, which were .25-.50 even then. I wish the guy much success and really admire his lack of greed and wanting fun to be affordable to all, but I still think he can increase the prices a bit and it still be affordable, and maybe the increase can help to invest towards the upkeep of the machines. Either way, cool place and cool guy!

The place is so retro lived all the pin ball machines they had. It is a good place to come with…read moreyour family and have some fun. You can buy the coins with your debit card . I would have given this place 5 if the attendant would be nice to its customers or as he claims to be the owner. Not very polite and rude. I truly enjoyed playing the machines and so the young kids that were there playing nice location and always nice festive decorated

My fiancé took me here for Valentine's Day. It was decorated inside and out - so cute!! There was a…read morespecial deal for Valentine's Day that had a little box of chocolates with the coins! We came a few hours before closed and would've been entertained to stay longer otherwise. I was also given a few roses on the way out! Multiple games were play until you win and there was a cool selection from Mario Kart to pinballs. Would definitely come back!

It's $15 for all you can play, but the pinball machines are .50 per play…read more In the front entrance areas, you pay for your wristband and then head into the back area for the arcade. They also have some claw and quarter machines in front, as well as other game systems and such for rent/sale. You walk into the back arcade area and it's full of all the arcade games you can imagine. The even better part? There is an awesome snack bar, where you can get so many snacks and drinks to keep you fueled to play games for 12 hours. Open 10-10, your wristband is good for allll day play!

Wanted to take grandson there for his birthday and its closed!! phone number listed says number…read moredoes not exist when I tried calling it! BAD BAD!!!

We stopped in for a drink after Topgolf and I have to say the service was excellent--very attentive…read moreand welcoming throughout our visit. The drinks, however, were a bit underwhelming compared to other locations I've visited. Not bad, but not quite on the same level as I've experienced elsewhere. I do really like the layout of the space--having two floors with one large bar and a smaller, more low-key bar area is a great concept. It gives you the option to choose between a lively atmosphere or something a bit more relaxed depending on the vibe you're looking for.

Came here for a work event on a Wednesday evening. We had the entire upstairs area reserved for…read moreour group, and there was ample seating and a bar area for drinks. The dragonfruit margarita (pink rita) was sweet and packed a bit of a punch. Lots of games and there was a giant human claw game that looked really fun. You hang from a harness and try to grab as many giant blow-up toys as possible. A couple of the managers played it and my manager won a blow up toy. Great service and friendly staff. Definitely a fun atmosphere for a large group.

I love this place, but I have a quibble. For a pay-for-play place, can they offer a better deal for…read moretheir older machines? Consider the Bally Paragon machine from 1979. From what I can tell, it's the same price to pay this pinball as the Harry Potter pinball. Also, the sign on the machine says a game is 5 balls. This is a lie - 3 balls like the newer pinballs.

From reading my past reviews, I very seldom rate a restaurant or entertainment venue this low. On…read moreFather's Day, we waited over two hours for our food. What finally arrived was a semi-cold, burnt pizza (pictures attached), while none of our other items ever came out. When we requested a refund, the manager first said "no refunds." About 15 minutes later, he returned with a refund receipt, saying it was the best he could do. I understand they were extremely busy, but this isn't the way to operate an establishment. You prepay for your food, seat yourself, and then servers wander around aimlessly checking table receipts with no real system or direction. They're clearly in need of table tracker devices or better organization. The bathrooms were clean. The only thing that kept this from being an even harsher review was Mathew, who was genuinely kind and tried to help. Without him, my experience would have been much worse.

This place is perfect for gaming aficionados who grew up in the late 70s and 80s. The nostalgia…read morethat hits you when you hear the sounds from all the games and the telltale "game over" music that cues you to enter your initials after a good round. Every time I felt excited to see a game and start playing, I would look over my shoulder to see another classic. I took photos of the ones that brought back strong memories of playing with my cousin at the bowling alley or the 7-Eleven, at the camp grounds and at the hotels, and even at the casinos when our parents were hitting the slots. $20 unlimited gaming is a steal for what you get here. I have no complaints. There are bathrooms in the back as well as a coat rack. There is plenty of space to feel comfortable taking your time. While there is no food, there are drinks available and they allow in and out privileges with your wristband. My wish would be that they find 720, the skateboarding game... Paperboy, and Crazy Taxi, and add them to the lineup. Also a few more shooters from the 90s, as those were quarter guzzlers that we could never finish with real money. I've been here twice and will be back again soon!

It was really fun with a ton of old fashioned arcade games it also has a section where you can play…read moreair hockey and it has 2 floors fulls of games, it's really affordable and it makes you feel really happy as soon as you walk in.

Took my team here for team bonding, and bowled during the week. The place was very quiet and empty,…read morewe came in, and we helped right away by the attendant working the counter. Although no one else seemed to be present while we bowled, we just wanted to get a water of some sort, but no one was available to help. If I come back, it would be during peak hours.

Really fun and huge facility. Love the pinball machines, don't ever get rid of them!read more

We attended there because a friend invited my kids to join them,…read moreFirst, it would have been nice to know that you DO NOT need to purchase bounce house tickets for kids not wanting to bounce. They only have something like 3 bounce houses. $36 for 2 kids, and one not to jump was pricey. It is $18 per person (4 and older) on the weekends, cheaper if you go on a weekday. The Arcade... So, apparently, a good deal, 100 tokens for $20. So, we split the tokens 50/50. I was shocked when my child was frustrated because a ticket based arcade did not work, and we realized it required 4 tokens! The number of machines that required 4 tokens seemed to be in the majority. Most places we have been to, the higher token machines were typically the race car driving machines, where machines that give tickets typically range in the 1-2 token family group. Now, I saw that someone mentioned that the arcade accepted 1-4 tokens, I did not find (on 4/25/2025 any that accepted only 1 token. Not saying that they were not there... I just did not find them. I did find a few that accepted 2 tokens or 3 tokens though. They do have some sort of bowling game that required 8 tokens in the back corner. While we were there yesterday, on a Saturday afternoon, it was really quite empty, we did not see anyone working the concession area at all. Thankfully, we brought water bottles. While there I did see a frustrated parent who paid $14 (children 3 and under rate), because the bounce houses were geared toward that age group. Overall - over priced.

This was completely unexpected. You would never guess there was an arcade in what is practically…read morean industrial park. First arcade I've ever seen with a bouncy house Pros: +Solid selection of games including ticket games +Good facilities for birthday parties +Staff was pretty attentive +Good restrooom facilities. Hey... thats important for a place like this. Cons: -Not the most expensive arcade I've been to, but its still a money suck -Area can be a little tight for manuevering Bottom Line: A lot of the 5 stars are warranted. I admit I'm a bit of a snob when it coems to arcades. Not the best I've been to, but very solid. Glad this place is in the community.

Husband and I stopped by to check out the Vintage Vault Arcade a few weeks ago, what a great spot!!…read more It was a warm spring day, the AC inside was cranked up perfectly and there were so many video games & pinball machines to play. If you were a kid in the 80's I guarantee you'll recognize some of these video games. Highly recommend. Suggest you get there earlier in the day as you can play for a while, go out and get some lunch and come back at no extra charge to play more games.

Recently stumbled across Vintage Vault with my 6 year old son while searching out where to play the…read morenew Metallica Remastered pinball machine, and glad we did! The 40 min drive was worth it and it was only $20 for all you can play on any game. Great assortment of pinball machines, new and old and various manufacturers. In addition, there were over 100 vintage video arcade machines that were all in their original glory. Each pinball and video machine was in excellent condition and all worked great. Met and spoke with the owner James and it is clear his family owned business is a passion of his and it shows! Highly recommending visiting, especially if you have a family to entertain.