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Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Not An Arcade

Not An Arcade

4.9
(29 reviews)
2.4 mi
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Found this place just googling for "fun", which seems hard to find in the high desert. Took 4 kids…read morehere, aged 14, 11, 7, and 3. I love the fact that you don't have to use any coins or tokens... makes things easier! The place is quite clean, although smaller than expected. It's very very loud even with only a few people, so I wouldn't recommend it for a first date. Ages 3 and under are free, which worked since my 3 year old only wanted to play Hungry Hungry Hippos and the little fishing game. They have multiple TVs with different consoles and a table for board games. It's dark, but the tables are well-lit. They have more music arcade games than anything else but they were all new to us so it was neat to try them. Overall the kids had fun even though some of the games were a little hard to understand. I was also a little confused when they didn't charge for me, I felt like I couldn't play with my kids and just followed them around. I think we'll come back but maybe next time without the 3 year old so that I can have more fun lol.

I found this place from an article I read in the Victor Valley paper just yesterday. Once I saw…read morethat it had Taiko No Tatsujin, and karaoke, I knew my daughter would want to check it out. It has a good location, but you'll miss it if you drive too fast. It's across the street from Vons on Bear Valley Rd. and next to Jiffy Lube on the outer highway. The parking lot is small, but we found a spot up front since it wasn't too crowded when we arrived. When we entered, Jason, one of the co-owners, asked us to empty our pockets, and we were scanned for weapons. I wonder if it was a precautionary measure or what kind of activity they have in the area. Since they're open late, it's probably part of their security procedures. Next, he explained how it works. No coins are needed for the games, that's a plus, as you pay a flat fee at the entrance. It's priced at 1 hour for $18, 2 hours for $30, and 3 hours for $40. An all-day pass is $50. I was asked to leave my ID, and we were given wristbands. My daughter's wristband showed the time we needed to be finished, which helped keep us accountable. Playing Taiko with the giant drums and drumsticks (even though she's a drummer) was a treat. She's been learning kanji, katakana, and hiragana, so she was thrilled to see the game was in Japanese. They also have a karaoke machine which surprisingly had songs in Japanese! My daughter loves the Yakuza series and was happy to sing Baka-mitai. I was shocked because even the Korean karaoke we went to in San Diego didn't have Japanese songs. They had just gotten rid of their Japanese machine. So that's a big plus to have such a variety of songs, especially in the High Desert. The karaoke area is enclosed in a glass area. There are headphones and microphones. It acts to dampen the noise in the establishment. The dance machine is similar to DDR, which my daughter loves. They also have Japanese snacks, like what you'd find at Daiso or a Japanese market. It's loud and difficult to hear inside the area. I'll give it to them, they have a lot of games packed into a small space. They also have basketball games, foosball, punching bag game, and other games. One potential issue I see is if it gets too busy there's no time limit to how long one person can play a game. So potentially, one person could monopolize a game their entire visit. It's a good place for friends, maybe a little too loud for a first date, depending on what you like, but it's a good place to burn some energy and a bit nostalgic. It's appropriate for children and adults. I give them a 5-star rating because the place was clean, Jason walked around making sure that everyone was doing well and having a good time, and he was very friendly. I also appreciate them having Taiko and a good variety of karaoke songs. The entrance fee is a good value, especially considering the available games. It's amazing how time flies when you're having fun. We look forward to visiting again.

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Town of Apple Valley

Town of Apple Valley

4.0
(13 reviews)
7.6 mi

The Apple Valley's Desert Rock & Road Half Marathon brought me out here. The start and finish line…read morewas at the Civic Center Park. It was near the intersection of Highway 18 (Happy Trails Highway) and Dale Evans Highway. I picked up my race packet over at the Aquatic Center office. They had more than enough parking for the event. Everything was easy to find and looked to be well maintained.

Apple Valley has such a deep and which history, especially for me as it's the first city I lived in…read moreafter moving out as an adult with my first partner for a good chunk of time. From the Apple Valley Speedway to the Highlands cusping Hesperia A.V. has lots to do and see. I was a super regular at the Anytime Fitness on Apple Valley Road from 2008 to 2011. Frequenter of Los Domingos on Wika Road on the outskirts of Hwy 18 (aka Happy Trails), obsessed with Eggplant Parmigiana at Mama Carpino's and lover of so many cool gems, coffee spots, food favorites, big chain must like Target, Albertsons, Walmart Winco Rite Aid, Red Robin, Del Taco and more. BJ's Health Corner (a sub branch of BJ's Health Food store in Victorville) was a place I'd pop into on occasion when I made the transition from vegetarian to vegan in 2009... Not the easiest thing to do in the 2000s, but Apple Valley definitely has some great options and gems. Driving around during Christmas made me really want to double back a visit a little more in the new year. Re-explore and support this community I called home for years, showed up for the birth of my first nephew at St. Mary's Hospital (now Providence St. Mary's), lived with awesome friends. Enjoy house socials, date nights, movies at Jess Ranch Cinemark. Dive bars like Gator's for concerts, karaoke and inexpensive drinks #SmallTownCharm or even Frogee's #RusticLounge for a little dancing, billiards and local characters were my nightlife, beyond spots in Victorville. Today I'd recommend places like D.R.E.A.M. lounge, Better Days and 18 Taps Tavern, especially for the nightlife scene. A few cool parks like Civic Center Dog Park, Norm Schmidt, Lion's Park (extra tiny). Pretty good schools such as Apple Valley High, Granite Hills High (one of our rival high schools back in the late 90s/early 2000s), Desert Knolls, Sycamore Rocks Elementary School, Sandia Academy and AAE (Academy for Academic Excellence) where all my siblings graduated. Victor Valley College (my alma mater being the hub for high education - with many trade and charter campuses). Some local hotels, motels and inns tucked away including the Apple Valley Lodge (most places for night/day stays are in Victorville and/or Hesperia - along the 15). Airbnb in Apple V is there, but Vrbo might be better depending on what you need. Deep Creek Hot Springs is probably one of the most known places in all of Apple Valley - beautiful camping, natural springs and sites. I'd explore when I lived here and did have an opportunity to come with some friends from LA ironically who wanted to camp it up, but declined due to the heat at that time of year. Growing up in the desert you know the heat well and visiting, you learn or re-learn fast. Weather rise expect cold winters (the coldest for me being the blizzard of 2009 - never have I ever seen a freeway shut down - the entire desert covered in ice - had to shovel off so much snow - walk in it - work during it or worn more layers in life)... Snow typically only sticks once in a blue moon. Strong winds with dust, great springs, fun falls and sizzling summers. Beat the heat at places like the Civic Center Park Aquatic Center. And keep warm at nice cozy places like Perks Coffee House (check out the upstairs loft). From films, tv shows commercials and film school project Moon Warrior (2012/2013) that's floating around online I was apart of to legends like Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Cassandra Peters, Skip Young, Megan Jastrab and Apple Valley High's very own Cuba Gooding Jr. former residents you'd be surprised how this wide open, yet well populated and diverse city town has to offer in various pockets. A lot of smooth roads, streets, neighborhoods and upkeep.

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