We love this place! We had no idea what to expect but Aree was so amazing. She made this the best…read moreexperience possible!! She was so patient with us, helped us decide where to start, and was wonderful with my kids (who are on the spectrum). We ended up doing Alien Aptitude, Squid Game, and the escape room. We actually left and came back in the same day because we liked it so much. It's in a great location at the mall so parking is easy and there are plenty of nearby food options. Lockers were free which was really nice for us. I would suggest leaving any jackets or hoodies in the locker if possible since you can get warm moving around. Each game is in its own box and you can have up to 6 players. We had three and there was plenty of room to move around, I don't know if I'd like 6 players in one room especially if they were all adults. Let's talk about the games. You get a visor with antenna on it and this tracks where you are in the box which allows you to interact with what's happening on the screens/walls. It takes a second to get used to but Alien Aptitude is a good place to start to help you get used to the dynamics. If you step toward the front screen you will move up. Stepping back toward the door will move you down on the main screen. This one I think is fun for all ages and is basically mini games and puzzles. Next we did Squid Game which was more challenging and also fun. It has the familiar scenes and sounds from the show so my teenagers really liked it. Lastly, my youngest and I did the escape room while my middle boy decided to walk around the mall for a bit. This was the first time we've done a virtual escape room but we've done tons of standard escape rooms so it was semi familiar. You touch the walls in this experience more so than the other two games we played. You move through rooms by touching doorways and you open objects by touching them. It has mini games incorporated into the escape room so you're still solving puzzles and being active. It was challenging and fun and we made it out in less than an hour. Bottom line is that this place is a great place to burn off some energy while using your brain and that's a good combination in my opinion. The pricing is reasonable and you might even be able to find a discount code online. If you're in the area and you're still unsure, just stop by and talk to one of the wonderful employees. I know they would be happy to show you what it's all about!

We came here with our family of 6 to check it out. We have three adult kids and one 12-year-old and…read moreI think this would be better for smaller and younger families. We were all in one room and it was a bit cramped. We kept bumping into each other while trying to play the games. The thing on our heads acted as a remote, so we had to move around the room a lot (which was fun). When playing ghostbusters, we got to the "final boss" and everyone in our party got a chance to fight him except my 12-year-old and myself. I felt bad for her. I wish everyone was able to have a turn. At the and of everything, I think this wasn't a good fit for us. It was a lot of money and not as fun as I had hoped. It would be a lot more fun for younger kids and smaller families.

We had the BEST time at Nickelmania on Friday night. The arcade was buzzing with people, and we…read moreloved the selection of classic and new arcade games, ticket and carnival-style games, and pinball machines. The staff was friendly, and the facility was clean and well-maintained. For $2.50 per person and $20 in credits, we had so much fun and will definitely be going back soon!

We are regulars at this place and spend a lot of money but we were turned away because they don't…read moreallow esa animals. The manager claimed they follow Deltas guidelines but obviously he didn't know what he was talking about because I've flown on Delta with my esa dog before. Really disappointed in how we were treated. Won't be supporting this place anymore.

I thought I'd never see an arcade packed with classic games from the '80s through the 2000s again,…read moreespecially one that still runs on good old-fashioned quarters! Even the quarter machines look ancient, which just adds to the nostalgia lol. Make sure those bills you feed it are nice and flat without folded corners! I loved it. Most of the arcade is filled with the classic games a lot of us grew up playing, although they have some more modern-looking games mixed in too. They also serve plenty of drinks, including beer and cocktails, so you can grab something and hang out while playing. Such an awesome spot and easily one of my favorite finds in Salt Lake City. I just wish I lived closer so I could come play here more often!

Loved my visit to Quarters Arcade Bar. What a cool joint…read more Located in a basement-type spot in downtown SLC, Quarters is loaded with classic arcade games that all take, you guessed it... quarters! I wish they had a better NA menu. That would make this spot even better, but my wife and I had a blast playing pinball, skee ball, Pac-Man, and Perfect Pour. Perfect Pour could have kept me busy for hours! That game was the perfect level of challenge and entertainment. Quarters has events, live music, and all kinds of cool stuff going on almost every day of the week. It's a pretty chill spot to have a few hours of fun, and you don't have to spend a whole lot of money to do it. Keep in mind that Quarters is 21+. It may be an arcade, but adults only folks!

I've driven by this place a few times and have always been curious about it. This place is a kids…read moreparadise - tons of games that you play for prizes? I mean, come on, what's better? I'd be interested to come back on a slower day, because it was difficult to be in charge of kids here during a very crowded, overstimulating, busy weekend. We came here for a birthday party on a Saturday afternoon and all of the kids were given a card to swipe on all the games. The points you won were automatically uploaded to the card. I was so nostalgic for when you used to get actual paper tickets at the arcade! This is not the case here, and probably most other places nowadays. The staff was friendly and the arcade itself was much cleaner than I was expecting. Some of the games weren't working and there wasn't any signage communicating that. The group of kids I was with LOVED the merry go round and the little rides catered to the smaller kiddos. Those games obviously don't accrue any points, but they did win some points and were able to pick up some prizes at the end. If you get overstimulated easily (like myself), this place probably isn't for you - lots of noises, lights, bright colors and carpeting. It is a fun place for families, and even with it being busy, we didn't ever have to wait long for the games we wanted to play. Would be interested to come back during the week when it's less busy!

What an awful experience. Don't hire underage staff if they aren't capable of doing their job. We…read morewere held under suspicion of ticket fraud like we were international drug criminals. The young lady scanned our cards, showed we had 1500+ tickets and when we asked to swap a prize her processor broke and shut down. The goons they had running that place went to watch security tapes for 30 minutes and still couldn't figure it out. They went to the game play history to see if it was possible to get this many tickets (which isn't even a lot). There was not a luck of common sense, customer service or kindness behind the desk at this dump. Wasted an hour of our night over 2 dollars worth of prizes. What a mess and an embarrassment.

I've been missing the old GameWorks/Tilt days lately, so when I found out there was a Nickelcade in…read moreUtah, we had to go. I love that old-school arcade feeling, and this was such a fun little throwback. There's a really good mix of classic arcade games, including Ms. Pac-Man, Tekken, DDR, air hockey, and plenty of ticket/redemption games where you can pick out prizes afterward. The whole place brought back that feeling of just wandering around an arcade trying whatever caught your eye. We ended up spending about two hours here, which was honestly the perfect amount of time before our flight, and spent around $30 total. We had a great time without feeling like we needed to spend a fortune. I walked out feeling like I had gotten a tiny piece of my childhood back.

The arcade is great! There is a $3 cover charge, but most the games only cost around $0.30-$0.60 a…read moreplay so not the worst when compared to a larger arcade like round1 or Main Event where games are usually $2-3 a play. There is a very large prize wall with a wide selection.

We are visiting from out of town and would love a place like this near us. It was reasonably priced…read morefor kids to spend a whole day here. We found it to be pretty clean (bathrooms were kind of lacking). Not busy at all when we went (Monday 3/23), so we found it to be a very little wait for attendants to come let us on. Most of them were very pleasant and good with the kids. The arcade games were expensive for credits and a rip off, but the rest of the attractions that came with the wristbands were pretty decent. The only negative to note about this place are the rules, rules, rules and more rules for everything you do, especially in a place that is supposed to be FUN. Before we left I had an experience with an attendant (training) with a god complex attitude who didn't like my son getting a small running jump into the foam pit. There were no other children using the foam pit and he had been doing it all day. I appreciate the idea of safety, but I was watching him. He's 10 years old and a gymnast, he's good. It wasn't written on the RULE board that he couldn't do so, so maybe you guys need to adjust to be fair to all or back off just a little bit and let the kids play.

Awesome place to take your kids. Even just for the adults. I'd recommend getting a wrist band…read morefor unlimited activities. We did bowling, mini golf, rock climbing, and go carts several times. We also played some of the arcade games. The food was great also. For what it was. All proportions are huge. You will not stay hungry for long.

Dave & Buster's is always an easy choice when you're looking for something fun to do with family or…read morefriends. This location is inside The Gateway and is actually on the second floor, which was a little confusing to figure out at first. Once you're inside though, the place is huge with plenty of room to walk around and a ton of games to choose from. There's a good mix of arcade games! The staff we interacted with were polite and helpful, and the overall atmosphere was pretty relaxed, especially if you come earlier in the day before it gets busy. It's also nice having the full restaurant and bar available when you need a break from the games. Between the arcade, food, and everything else around The Gateway, it's an easy place to spend a couple hours hanging out.

My partner and I went out for a fun evening to Dave &Busters. The games were very fun and enjoyable…read moreto play. Afterwords we went to the restaurant and got ourselves the loaded Mac and Cheese. By far very delicious. The waitress that we had was very excellent and the service she provided. Games 5/5 Food 5/5 Service 5/5 I would highly recommend coming to this Dave and Busters with the fam for a fun time!

Five stars for Delton's old-school bowling atmosphere. One star for our experience with the new…read moremanagement. Our league has bowled at Delton for several years, and I've always liked that it still feels like a traditional bowling alley rather than a flashy family entertainment center. Unfortunately, since the management change, league bowlers seem to have become an inconvenience. Weekday morning leagues may work for some, but they aren't realistic for many working adults with jobs, kids and families. Leagues provide guaranteed customers for 30+ weeks who not only pay to bowl but also spend money at the bar and café. We've also had commitments regarding lane conditions, working lanes, separation from open play and scheduling that haven't consistently been honored--including changes to our schedule midseason. At the same time, league fees have increased significantly, and bar prices are noticeably higher than other bowling centers we've visited. Most disappointing is what this does to competitive bowling. Bowlers need sanctioned leagues to establish averages and compete in tournaments and nationals. Bowling centers should be supporting that community, not making it harder for leagues to exist. I like Delton and hope management changes direction. Open bowling and leagues can--and should--coexist.

Took my son here on a random Saturday, the place was hopping! $50 for three games including the…read moreshoes so not bad. People & staff are nice. Was surrounded by some pros in there but still had a great time. Would go again for sure!

The only regret we have about this experience is that we didn't book it for at least 2 hours! The…read morekids had a blast! The game truck arrived on time, party started on time, Shannon and Kyle were so pleasant, and the game truck was clean and cold. It was super comfortable! The only work I did was serve food afterwards. So stress free!

Loyal Redriggers here We have booked Redrig 3 times now and they are always so great! They arrive…read moreearly to set up and are wonderful with the kids. They have games for every age and every gender. It's air conditioned and so clean. Easiest and funnest party to throw. Thank you!

Absolutely enjoy our family bowling night here. Such a fun…read morelocation, super clean and the staff is kind and courteous. We've tried all sorts of food here from appetizers to burgers and tacos and enjoyed it all! GREAT lanes here!

The gang got together for a couple rounds of bowling. There were two of us. We had a great time…read more The water is good. I had an iced water well done. This place has a great atmosphere for single people and lesbians. Sorry for bringing the shoes in the bathroom