Best arcade around. Good prizes and the people who run it…read moreare the best !! Been going there a long time and It's big reason we go back to Atlantic City !!

Beware! We played the games to get enough points to get some Nee Dohs. Foolishly we spent too much…read moremoney to get Nee Dohs for the kids. When we got home the kids pointed out how fake they were. Sure, they came in a Nee Doh marked box but it had no UPC, and no imprint on the squishy and it was wrapped in plastic. These bastards at Playcade knew they were selling fakes. I'm sure the other 'authentic" items they had were also cheap knock offs. Not sure if this is a Division of Consumer Affairs issue. You've been warned.

PROS: This was a nice arcade, especially from the front. Many claw games with great prizes in them…read moreas well. This leads to an open air center behind it with paintball, basketball, and other cool things CONS: This wasn't the traditional type of arcade. They didnt have prizes, just rigged claw machines for the most part OVERALL: This was a good place, but not my go-to

My opinion is if your are over thirty years old try to stay away from this arcade unless you are…read morestrolling a child. Its slightly down from the Steel Pier that has much more visual appeal at least. I was wanting to play Galaga but not here. It says Arcade but not really sure why there was an abundance of Claw machines lining both sides of the entrance. The front of the arcade is not upated and is between a Three Brothers Pizza and .99 Everything store. The main building is Schiff's Central Pier with a child size go cart at the doors. Did not walk thru deep enough to check out the kiddie carts but could see them on the track clearly from my room window at the Hard Rock Hotel

This place was clean and had a lot of options, from crane machines to classic ski ball. To be…read morehonest, I'm glad I no longer have children for whom I have to stand around watching them play video games. But if I did, this wouldn't be a bad one, except there's no where inside to sit for "mommy! Watch me!" Moments. I didn't look to see how much things cost.

Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City now has "The Harrah's ARCADE", a brand-new entertainment…read moreexperience offering fun for all ages. The venue features more than 60 supersized games. States as a rule, must be accompanied with an adult if age is 12 or younger. All games, you receive tickets to receive a prize. Hoping this place does well, more afraid that parents will drop off there young children, while they gamble at the casino. Place is a great addition.

Meals and games and services and I had a great time and I would recommend it to everyoneread more

I came here on a Tuesday night with twelve fellow souls from a convention who had been talking to…read morepeople all day under fluorescent lights. We were tired and hollowed out, but Dave & Buster's, tucked inside the Tanger Outlets near the boardwalk, greeted us with flashing neon optimism. The place was mostly empty, which felt a little like wandering into a carnival after closing time. Music bingo was happening, hosted by some cheerful disembodied voice over the speakers. You could play along by scanning a QR code, which I did, because I was curious whether the universe still wanted me to win something. It did not, but it was free and surprisingly fun. The food was good. Not the sort of good that changes your life, but the kind that makes you nod at your plate and think, "Yes, this will do." The drinks were honest and strong enough to make the convention chatter fade to a manageable hum. The service was the star of the evening. Our waitress moved like a well-rehearsed act of kindness, and a manager-type woman floated by often enough to make sure our glasses were full without ever feeling like she was checking up on us. They were so attentive that one of my colleagues whispered that she felt almost important. No one played the arcade games. The blinking lights waited patiently for our game cards, but we were too weary from the day. Perhaps next time. All in all, the service alone was worth the trip. The music bingo was the cherry on top. If the world is an absurd machine, at least it sometimes hums along smoothly in Atlantic City.

Great place - perfect for kids! Staff is friendly and helpful. Plenty of games for kids to choose…read morefrom and place. Glad they have this arcade in the Tropicana.

This place is a joke don't waste your time with your kids. We played the games and got our tickets…read moreand we waited and waited for someone to come so we could pick out our prize but the work was playing games and wouldn't let us get something so we lefted.

I feel the timing was off when I visited since it was smack dab in the middle of a snow storm that…read morekept everyone away from the board walk. I think during the summer this might be the place to be. The machines were on the older side and not typically the games I like to play. They have a bar and food down here and and on certain nights they have a dj with dance floor and a bull iykyk. Not many table games but they have a few select ones. And it was really dark and Erie but like I said most people were home because of the snow. I will give it another in the warmer months

So is this something that is hidden in Atlantic City? I'm truly interested to know if people come…read morehere. Like the last review was nearly a year ago. Well, let's get into it. Wild Wild West Casino is basically an extension to Caesars. No other way to put it. No hotel portion, no big advertising to pull you in. It's just there. Hidden and underused...almost deserted. I ventured here via the connection to Caesars. It is an interesting walk to get here as you feel like you are entering an area guests shouldn't be allowed. You go to a corner, through some doors, down an escalator, through a themed walkway, and finally enter. Along the way you see signs on doors staying staff only, but you also see signs with arrows pointing you in a direction to continue. It was confusing and I was wondering if I was entering AC's version of the backrooms. The highlight of this area is the theming. They really went all out to make you feel like you were entering into the Old West. The corridor taking to the area is lined with what is supposed to be the buildings along a dirt road in the west. The casino floor itself carries on the theming and is included in the bar areas (I'm guessing on that one, I'll tell you why in a minute). It makes you wonder what this place looked like in its heyday. Because I can tell you it looked fun to be in...but. See here's the thing, it's like they just forgot about this area, left some of the power on, and the door unlocked. When I got to this area it was seriously dim. As one review from 2022 stated, most of the light in here comes from the doors that take you out to the boardwalk. There were absolutely no places that offered food or drink open, completely shuttered. That bar area where the theming continued, it looked like it was to be set up with tables and chairs and be partitioned off from the rest of the place, but you could walk right though the area. Restaurants from well known celebrity chefs were locked up tight. The entrance to the show as well. I felt like I could have done one of the urban explorer videos in here because there was no one else in this space. I did a real quick once around of the floor to make sure I wasn't seeing things and there was absolutely no one in here playing the slots. No table games that I saw either. I believe there were games in here much like you would find at an adult arcade as well. After a bit, I started to get that creepy feeling and I made my way to the boardwalk doors. This was the only time I saw people. This is a convenient shortcut to get to Caesars if you are on the boardwalk. Also a great way to avoid weather. Sad, feels like this could be a great place to visit.

We stopped into the Smile Factory with our two daughters, 12 and 14. We enjoyed our time at this…read morearcade! Classic games like Skee Ball never go out of style, and they also have a nice range of other games (some give out tickets and some don't). We played air hockey (cost 4 tokens) -- they have a nice table with good airflow (the air hockey tables at many arcades suck because of poor airflow). In contrast to another post, my daughters actually prefer the paper tickets to the modern cards that keep track of tickets you've won. The paper tickets are tangible and more fun, especially when you get to feed them into the counting machines. If you have some time to kill or need a break from the sun, the Smile Factory is a worthwhile stop.

A true step back in time…read more The good part about this place is that the staff is friendly and welcoming. Everything else though... could use an update. Here's the summary: - Most of the games do not work - The inside is not clean - The inside is dingy and the ceiling looks like it's falling apart - They have the 1990's Chuck E Cheese style ticket system so you have to carry around hundreds of tickets with you while playing the games - It smells like mothballs Overall, this place is very outdated but could be fun for an hour on a rainy day.