this place is absolutely amazing!! food arcades and video games all under one roof is absolutely…read moreamazing!! niagara falls needed exactly what this man has brought to the kids and community! 12 years open ,this is an absolute gem for all ages!!

Extremely friendly service, walls and walls of all old games with from what I've seen no damage…read more Charged down if they don't come with manuals. Fair pricing based on online pricing and usually for less. Fun arcade games and so much more! Will be a regular

I absolutely love the concept..You have virtual games along with arcade games, all under one roof…read more That's a win win for me, but I would tweak a few things though. Starting with the arcade games. I would suggest getting more to play. I found that you can go through the limited arcades, that's already there pretty fast. So I'm glad I only got the 50 token game card, the 300 would've been a waste for me. Right now, the best feature of this arcade room is the virtual units. You get quite a workout in these units and it's so much fun.

Great place but The children running the games are very slow and seems like they don't careread more

Yesterday I got the opportunity to try the axe throwing attraction at Lasertron . You get 55 min of…read moreaxe throwing , with my coupon it came to $27 . There are several games you can choose from , our favorite was the pirate tic tac toe . The staff assisted me with the best technique to throw the axe , after a while I got the hang of it , although my boyfriend was a true natural ! We also got to do some Billiard games for no additional cost . Saturday afternoon was bustling with children , so we decided not to check out the arcade or lasertag . I plan on going again within a couple of weeks , as I got a credit to try out another attraction . It might seem pricey at first , but Lasertron is actually quite affordable if you take advantage of their specials .

The vibe was great, roam free while choosing what (of the many) activites to participate in. There…read morewas laser tag, an arcade (small but still could win some candy or toys), a bar where the bartender drew was very kind and made sure everyone was seen and taken care of with ease, billiards and virtual darts (huge screens), and axe throwing. Truly something for everyone and all the staff I interacted with were very capable of their jobs!

Wow! Awesome rink! So I came here on. Wednesday night (adult…read moreretro night). It was also the start of the annual Borderline Jam which I was unfamiliar with since I'm just getting back into skating again but there were so many incredibly talented skaters it just blew me away! I am just an average rollerblader. I haven't hit a rink in a quarter century until this past week so I can't even remember how to skate backwards but I still go fast and just flying around the rink listening to music on a great sound system with fun lighting was enough to make me happy and get great exercise too! Admission is usually $10 (I had to pay $15 because of the special event). There are skates to rent but I know nothing more as I have my own. There are plenty of lockers and they are a quarter to lock each time (I was busy skating and never opened it again until I left). The key doesn't have a wrist band so make sure you have a pocket or a fanny pack or something to put it in. There is a snack bar with things like pizza, pizza logs, nachos, popcorn, etc. at a fair price. There are also some alcoholic beverages! There's also vending machines with plenty of snacks and drinks. There is an arcade too which I wanted to play but unfortunately almost every game was turned off and no one at the ticket counter - im not sure if it is like that every adult night or just due to the special event but I wanted to play some games! Staff was friendly but so were the people! Everyone that came up to me was just genuinely being nice and inclusive and not being a creep. That really made me feel happy and excited to come back. What I love the most was all shapes sizes ages colors genders styles and skill sets all harmonized as one. Everyone was really enjoying themselves, getting along nicely, if someone is coming around you fast they will make a noise so you know or they may gently touch you for a moment so you know they rounding you so no one falls. It was really a nice venue with wonderful people where you can feel safe and free from all of the silly arguments you see on social media, or rudeness you see out in the wild quite often. Whether your 80 years old and still able to fly around the rink, younger and full of dance moves on skates that make heads turn, average like me, or just starting out and need some help .. and people there will be happy to help you ... this is the place to be! I really look forward to coming here again soon.

Attended a birthday party. Fun time. Lively atmosphere. Loud music. Kids had a great time. Trainers…read moreare available for purchase- don't just take them because they will be confiscated! #IYKYK LOL

I've been here twice now and really enjoy it! It's a quick and easy drive from across the border…read morewith its own private parking lot. Staff is very friendly and helpful! And they have a menu so you can see costs and what games you're playing and what the specials are. Don't be afraid to ask questions. When you sign up with them, you can get a free dauber! You can have hours of fun here (if you love bingo like me) for a very low cost. I spent $29 on each visit but you don't even have to spend that much for nearly 3 hours of enjoyment! There are paperboards and also you can play on touch screens. I haven't done the touchscreens myself. There's lots of games you can buy to keep yourself occupied the entire time (minus the 15 minute intermission). There's also special promotions. For example, the last one I went to, some of the games one a designer purse in addition to the cash. There is a concession stand with drinks and food, as well as some slot machines. Please be advised they only take Canada and there's a strong chance your card may not work (went with a large group of friends and only one of our cards worked). If you forget to exchange your cash if you have USD or other, there is an ATM there you can use so no worries!

My husband and I made a weekend out of relaxing just over the border in Niagara Falls, which…read moreincluded a round of bingo at Delta Gaming. This was the hub'sters first bingo game ever. For me, I play once or twice a year, but I'd love to play more often. Especially since I have a hot date now. ;-) We went to a Saturday 3:30pm session, which was sparsely attended. It was very chill and quiet, a meditative bingo experience really. The 6:30pm gamers who piled in after our session filled the parking lot, so it's not always as serene as the 3:30pm slot, if you prefer a more boisterous bingo bunch. The pace was just right for us; it moved along quick, but didn't leave us bingo novices in the dust. The prizes are generous; during our session THREE lucky ducks individually won a jackpot prize--$5000, $3000 and $1000 pots each! A splendid bingo camaraderie ensued, and the crowd cheer with each big win. This bingo crowd were lovers, not fighters. I've been to the Fort Erie Delta, and one thing missing from Niagara Falls is the coffee cart that rolls around the floor. But maybe they just didn't have it at our session because it was a small crowd. We did get there early to have lunch, since Google reviews praised the snack bar. And it was good! The poutine had that thick, brown gravy that I love. I had chicken fingers and my better half had a burger, all of which was fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced (just $5.50 for a generous poutine!). The snack bar lady was very sweet, too. This Delta location was a lot of fun! For relatively inexperienced bingo'ers, the staff was friendly and helpful. The venue was clean and comfortable. The snack bar had my fave Canadian candies (COFFEE CRISP). All in all, a great value for about 3 hours of relaxing entertainment. Yeah, we didn't win, would have been nice, sure, but we're bingo purists--it's not about winning, it's about the love of the game.

Great employee this evening. Friendly, happy and helpful. Made it such a great experience and fun…read morememory.

It was kind of weird but I paid ten dollars to walk through. If you like weird stuff this should…read morebe ok with this.it's not scary. And it was something to do while I was here on vacation.

We read the reviews about the theater and the movie, but I was intrigued by the Daredevil Museum…read more We happened to be walking by the theater and decided to stop in to check it out. The building itself is seriously dated and sort of depressing. We walked in during a time that must have been between shows because the staff was not particularly interested in us walking through the lobby. The Daredevil Museum is located off to the side of the main lobby in what was probably a storage closet previously. I looked around to see if we needed to buy a ticket but nobody was around and the workers at the concession stand hadn't acknowledged our presence. So we just walked into the room. I've always been mildly interested in these crazy, attention-starved folks who floated over the falls in search of fame and fortune. And although I didn't have high expectations for this museum (or closet, let's be honest), it was actually pretty cool. Several of the featured barrels (and barrel users) have multimedia exhibits with lots of interesting details about their exploits. Sadly, no insights into their psychiatric pathology though. Anyway, skip the movie and check out the Daredevil Museum. It's definitely worth your time.

This "museum" is a tiny little tourist trap with a bunch of photos and a few artifacts to highlight…read morethe morons that have thought it was a good idea to ride a flotation device over Niagara Falls. For a nerd like me, this is a yelp 5 star business, but most of the other tourists there quickly lost interest and diverted attention to the cheesy niagara falls trinkets in the gift shop. The average person seemed to spend about 10 minutes looking at the 'exhibit.' On display are several photos and news clippings of people that have gone over the falls, most of whom didn't live. They also have a few of the barrels that were used in successful trips over the falls, and a jet ski and kayak from some guys that didn't make it. A lot of the niagara falls bus tours will stop by this place. Admission is free.

This is such a fun place to visit. You will enjoy it whether you are 8 or 80! And it is all free!…read more The parking lot is huge, but if you have someone with mobility difficulty, make sure you drop them off, because once you get in you will need to do a bit of walking as well. When you enter the building, you get lanyards and can visit a station to register. When you register, it takes your picture and tracks the various activities you do throughout the exhibits. You don't have to do this, but it is a fun step to see the results of your various activities and pictures at the end. You proceed down a long walkway with amazing views of the Niagara River and Lewiston Queenston Bridge. During December, they have a festival of trees which line the hallway with trees decorated by local organizations. It was a fun touch! There are a variety of information panels along the way. When you enter the main area, you proceed down the escalator (or elevator) to the main exhibit area. There is a movie about the power authority (and power in general) that I recommend starting off with. There is also a fun 4d simulator ride! If there isn't a staff person at the ride, you can go to the information desk and ask someone and they will get you in. There are interactive sections where you work through a variety of situations (like working to keep and restore power to a fictional town). There is also a cool cave like walk through that talks about the geology of the gorge area. We spent about two hours here because my kids were insistent on doing every activity. But you could spend less time if there wasn't as much interest. A highlight was the literal hair raising Van De Graff generator. Staff walk you through the safety protocol and then you get to experience your hair standing straight up! It was really a fun touch. You can go out on the balcony area for some stunning views or a quick break from the action. I also learned that they host birthday parties or other gatherings here. What a unique idea! If you want to learn more about electricity or are just looking for something unique to do, this is a great place to visit.

We have a family tradition to stop at the Power Vista and see the Christmas trees at Christmas…read moretime. The long hallway going over the Niagara Scenic Parkway, that you have to walk to get to the power vista fun exhibits, is lined with Christmas trees decorated by local organizations like the girl scouts, people Inc., etc.. It's fun to see how they choose to decorate incorporating their organizations purpose. It's different every year. Many handmade ornaments showcasing the talents of individuals, many who benefit from the organization. I always get a few new ideas to use by seeing their creativity. Plus you can still so the rest of the power vista fun things like the simulator ride. Free admission, free parking....what more could you want?