If I had to best describe the Tree House Arcade, I'd sum it up as - when Dave n' Busters meets…read moreChuck E. Cheese. Because it's an arcade about the size of the latter (perhaps smaller) with vibes that appeal to Gen-X gamers. Also, they don't feature a food menu...unless the candy behind the ticket station counts. Now, if you're into the classics the aforementioned generation of kids enjoyed back in the day, we've got greats like Pac-Man, Pac-Woman, Galaga, Space Invaders, and more! Not to mention my all time favorite kinesthetic game: SKEE-BALL!! They even have an updated 3D version of Space Invaders; though, I'd highly recommend anyone with epilepsy to skip this one. So, for those not in the know, everything payment wise is digital for the most part. You can purchase your play pass cards at any of the kiosks near the entrance. The tickets you earn from each game are also digital. I mention this because it's a concept wifey nearly missed at first (we're among the generation accustomed to receiving paper tickets from the slot). My most minor complaint about this place, however, is the pricing of the games. Interval wise, they seem almost random. Like, why couldn't they at least round everything off to the nearest dollar? Just make games range from $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, etc. Instead, you get all the old school games for 75 cents. Skee-Ball was a buck 25 for some reason. And some games seemed a bit steep for what they were offering. Bowling was $2.50, though I must admit, it's quite an addicting game. Yeah, overall...not a bad way to kill some time if you're waiting on a rez, event, or whatever. But I agree with others when they said this arcade is quite pricey. I realize inflation's a thing but GEEZ! They have different package levels to choose from when selecting your play pass. But you'd be surprised how quickly one can burn through $50 worth of games. Tree House Arcade is worth 4 games of Galaga out of 5.

This couldn't have been a worse experience! Everything was filthy, sticky, slimy, and out of order…read more They let the kids run absolutely wild. Never again.

Going a little bit far from the norm, we decided to have a bowling party as the rehearsal dinner…read morefor our wedding, and aside from marrying my wife, it was probably the best part of the entire wedding! The group tending to our party was on the ball all night. The drinks were never empty, the food was fantastic and sent out nice and hot, and for what we paid it was so much food. I knew the numbers of what we ordered, but I really didn't expect the size of everything to be so large. I was still having quesadillas for lunch over the next few days! I'm really happy we decided to have a rehearsal dinner here. Everyone really went above and beyond, from the waitress running back and forth making sure everything was good, to giving us a bit more time to finish up a lane or two. I received so many messages about how much fun people had / how great the food was / how it was the best rehearsal dinner ever (I mean, I'll take a little credit there). I'd recommend Alley Katz over and over again, it really was a fantastic evening.

Came here last night with another family. Got a bowling package for the 6 of us - 2 hours of…read morebowling, shoe rentals, cheese pizza and pitcher of soda for $69. We are a very inexperienced group of bowlers and they kindly put us on the farthest lane. The food server promptly took our food order and checked up on us a few times. The other family (from out of town) really liked the food and especially the pricing (considering we were thinking about Foxwoods's High Roller bowling lounge. A similar package was $300) We ordered (3 at $4 each) hot Suppi stuffies, and order of (4) breadsticks with beer cheese (amazing), a Mac and cheese (topped with crispy bacon and toasted breadcrumbs) with (4) wings combo, and a pepperoni pizza (in addition to the cheese pizza in our package). For the 6 of us (2 of them being children) we still took home some left overs. Like I said - we're inexperienced bowlers and it took us 2 hours to play 2 games of bowling on 1 lane for the 6 of us. Our 2 hours fell right on our 10th frame of the second game and they were nice enough to add 10 minutes to our game. Make sure to tip the staff and servers. They were super helpful and friendly. We will be back soon!

I went here and nice and they changed the date and gave no refunds and charged us then we…read morerescheduled and they canceled again and they have horrible people there there was a fake officer writing our license plate overall 1 star I was having a bad day and this made it worse this is supposed to be a place that makes you smile instead I frowned.

My kids loved our visit to the water slides! They had 6 different slides and my 7 and 9 year old…read moreenjoyed them with ease. The friendly staff gave them clear instructions and had the kids flying down the slides in no time! It was good, old fashioned fun. For $50 bucks they rode all day

I used them for my son's birthday party. The owner was very kind, the trucks were all new and well…read moremaintained.

This is by far the best video game truck with the best crew!! The owner and his wife work very hard…read moreto keep this company running at tip top shape. My son had a birthday party and him and his friends couldn't get enough!!! Worth every penny!

When hearing a name like "High Rollers Luxury Lanes", you might imagine guests bowling in full…read moretuxedos or perhaps merely black ties and suits. Actually, the dress code seems more lax than even their site description suggests. It was shockingly vacant this Fourth of July evening. Let that not be a testament to their apparent popularity level; but rather, the typical American's propensity to get plastered via pre-gaming as their search for a solid fireworks show compels them to parts unknown. It's this lack of attendance, however, that gives me the vibe we literally could have waltzed in here wearing anything shy of a scantily clad bathing suit or something. See, usually...it's other guests that complain about folks' attire more so than the business itself. At least, in my experience. Nevertheless, I avoided their 3 big no-nos: no baseball caps, tank tops, or basically any attire that makes one otherwise appear to be an "undesirable" after 7PM. Translation: if you wear some kind of fancy hat with non-ripped jeans and a clean shirt, you'll fit in just fine. Naturally, we came in with the intent to shoot some pool. There are 3 tables, each prorated at $10 per half hour (even though the site just says $20 an hour). I guess they train the bartenders to say the first thing so that it sounds cheaper when said aloud. Small caveat at the time of writing this review: one of their pool tables is faulty due to a rather noticeable tear on the fabric. Luckily for us, we were forewarned by the greeting staff at what I'll assume to be the bowling check-in desk. Although we didn't try any food seeing as how we came in right after having dinner at Cedars Steakhouse, the drinks were on point. Plus, the table we used was perfectly level. We didn't like the fact there was no cue assist aiming stick for those hard-to-reach-shots (IYKYK). Outside of that, there's really nothing bad to say about this lounge. Perhaps when we visit Foxwoods again, we'll actually try the food next time around. Keeping this one in my back pocket, I'm giving High Rollers Luxury Lanes & Sports Lounge 5 eight balls in the corner pocket out of 5.

While looking for a place to get dinner at Foxwoods, we came across High Rollers. I honestly didn't…read morethink this was a restaurant, based on the name and the look. This is a sports bar, with some very large screens, they also offer bowling, it's very fancy. The hallway looks like a hallway of a very upscale hotel. I suppose if you've perfected your bowling skills, you could come here and hang out with the High Rollers. They have some very comfy seats here. To start off we got the Yukon Gold Chips, and the Truffle Fries. The Yukon Chips were just ordinary thin potato chips, they also came with onion rings. The truffle fries were very nicely seasoned, and they were pretty tasty. We also got their Un-Wedged Salad. This was very fresh with lettuce, blue cheese, tomatoes, bacon and pecans. Additionally we got the pepperoni pizza and the roasted vegetable pizza. These pizzas are very thin, but something was a bit off. Particularly, the pepperoni gave box pizza vibes. Something about the crust was very "cardboardy". The veggie was better. Maybe the vegetables helped disguise the very poor crust. They offer free refills on Coke. The pizzas were a very generous size. Despite this place being called High Rollers, the menu and the food were average at best.

After spending the day surrounded by crowds, I was looking for a place where I could simply relax…read moreand unwind. The Windjammer ended up being exactly what I needed I didn't order any food this visit because I was really just looking for a quiet spot to enjoy a drink while waiting for the crowds to die down. And I'm so glad I stopped in. The mudslide was phenomenal. My dad has always made my favorite mudslides, and he'd probably hate me for saying this... but this one was even better. It was perfectly creamy, smooth, and absolutely delicious. One thing that really surprised me was how spacious the bar actually is. From photos online, it looked like it might feel a little cramped, but that couldn't have been further from the truth. The layout is open, there are multiple ways to access the outdoor seating areas, and it never felt claustrophobic. The outdoor space is another huge plus. Between the cornhole boards, ladder ball, and plenty of room to spread out, it's the kind of place where you could easily spend an entire afternoon with friends or family. Most importantly, the staff was wonderful. Everyone was welcoming, friendly, and made the atmosphere feel relaxed from the moment I walked in. Whether you're looking for a lively afternoon with games or just a comfortable place to escape the crowds for a while with a great drink, the Windjammer is well worth a stop.

We love this place,good food great atmosphere, we can bring our fur baby, drinks are good. Sitting…read moreright on the beach is the best. Entertainment.. But I do have to mention I was very disappointed in there menu,they changed it and got rid of the Mahi Mahi sandwich. It was my favorite sandwich I ended up getting shrimp tacos. There were 3 tacos with 2 shrimp in each with lettuce. Very disappointed.

Foxwoods Tacos & Tequila Festival - 06-23-2026…read more Wanted to write a review - Overall, the event had good atmosphere with a fun crowd engagement, good music, and a good variety of drink options. The food was also a highlight, especially the chicken tacos, Cubano, and beef rice bowl. The main drawback was the long wait for food, which took nearly an hour and a half due to limited food stations and line management issues. For future events, adding multiple food locations throughout the venue and starting later in the afternoon or early evening would improve the experience.

MONZA World Class Go-Karting bro this place was so cool with smile staff Jay sweet lady help on…read moreinformation on races. Crew guy orange shirt José was on top of everything and was very helpful with his amazing sidekick William make sure my strap to my seatbelt was right and feet hit the pedals right where it's not too close and not too far and had his minions of Alex helping with my helmet putting my neck brace over all great time night out. After the race, we decided to order food, greeted by Laura at the bar telling us about the menu, making sure we're hydrated soon enough to get food from Melvin. He looks like a cool uncle when you know the food's gonna be good, like he would love, and it was. The mozzarella pole on that cheese was wonderful.

I was visiting family in CT and they wanted to bring me here. Upon entrance, staff were very…read morefriendly and helpful with schedules and must sees. I immediately noticed a newfoundland safety rescue presentation and couldn't miss it. There were at least 10 dogs set up for various rescue scenes. It was interactive for children and a sight for dog lovers. Pets and slobber came free. The village experience was interesting, the ship tour and interactive chant/rope pull was also fun to watch. Food was delectable even if water just couldn't stay cold in the heat. We missed the boat ride by a couple minutes so caught the newfoundland show again (not the least bit mad). I'm a little old for a late night Lego movie, but the set up would be perfect for children! I can't wait to go back with the younger kids in our family.

This maritime museum is huge, sitting on a 19-acre piece of land. It is immersive, recreating a…read more19th century seafaring village. Entrance fee is $35 for adults and $33 for seniors. They have flexible re-entry so you can go out and come back if you want to eat or do some things outside. You can see a fully operational shipyard, restored coastal village with some shops open and with active staff telling you about the crafts and other facts about the area: blacksmiths, printers, woodcarvers, etc. You should wear comfortable shoes since you will do a lot of walking on dirt roads, gravel, and wooden docks. The gift shop has shirts, sweaters, books, magnets, mugs, caps, and many other items. There are also places where you can eat here. Parking space is ample on the other side of the road (across the museum). The museum is interesting especially if you want to learn about maritime history and life back in the day. Shops are different; however, there can be a feeling of repetition after visiting one shop after the other.

Charles and his team provided an engaging, fun environment for my son's 8th birthday party. They…read morewere timely, organized, and thoughtful. We had just over 20 kids, both boys and girls, and no one was ever to feel left out due to their organization and time management of rotations. They handled any technical difficulties with grace, demonstrating patience and attentiveness. Highly recommend PartyMags if you're interested in a gaming party. It was nice to be outside in our own backyard and not secluded to a bus, which is what I was most worried about when my son said he wanted a video game party. So happy we found PartyMags and will definitely be referring them to friends.

AMAZING!!!!!! This is my 3rd year booking Party Mag for an event where I give back to my community…read morewith some fun in the sun! Huge Shout Out To Charles & His Amazing Team! So accommodating & great customer service. They made sure everyone had fun & made unforgettable memories. I love the sports bounce house, life size games and my favorite the snow cone machine. Great bundle prices. I refer them to all my friends. I look forward to working with them again next year!

This is my favorite casino room at Foxwoods…read more The only thing holding it back from 5 stars is that they have removed even more machines to make room for table games. They recently put in new carpets and jazzed it up a bit. There is a great bar area towards the back too. They have a great mix of old and new machines. The machines pay out the same as the rest of the rooms but this room seems to be more lively - which it use to be that this room was always the quiet and not very busy one. The location is great for us since we always stay at the hotel above. The drink people don't come around even 1/2 as much as they use to for free drinks except for in the morning when they are giving out free cheap coffee.

Great casino actually prefer it over the Foxwoods tower. Much more food choices and things to do in…read morethis location. Casino is spacious and clean. Gets extremely crowded Thursday to Sundays. Grand Pequot pool only open till 8am 6pm an adult swim till 2pm to 6pm.