I took my teens as they requested up to Wells ,ME for mini golf . They have 18 holes and a cave,…read morewaterfall it was very fun. Then they went for a spin on the very quiet electric go carts . They loved it. They have an arcade that is on par with all arcades around here. It was clean, all machines were in good working order. This area is a large haven for vacationers so I was very pleased with the 4 workers we interacted with. They were very helpful, very cheerful even after dealing with so many tourists. We will come again.

Every year that we go to Maine, we have to make at least one trip to Wonder Mountain. Our family…read morelikes their two mini-golf courses, and their go-karts. They also offer a maze for kids, as well as an ice cream stand and an arcade. The mini-golf courses can get very busy and backed up, so you'll need some patience. If you play closer to dusk, the mosquitos can be a nuisance. They offer two different golf courses, that are both challenging and fun. The go-karts are a blast too. They do offer karts that will hold an adult and a small child, for the kids that want to ride, but are too young to drive themselves. The karts were faster this year, than they have been in the past. My only complaint would be the prices. For three of us to play 18 holes of mini-golf, and two of us to ride the go-karts once, it cost almost $80.00. Other than that, it's always a fun time there.

Zap! Zap! Pow! Pow! Click! Click! Clank! Clank! Beep! Beeeep! Do you like arcade games? If yes,…read moreSmitty's GameLAB is a great establishment that is loaded with arcade games -- lots & lots of them. Yep, whack-a-mole is on-site -- plus, that game where you sit on a small, stationary motorcycle & do things like lean & turn on it, etc. You know the one...yep, it's on-site too. VROOOM!!! Skee-Ball + the claw machine will leave you wanting more & more tries! GameLAB is connected to Smitty's legendary dine-in movie theater -- where you can feast on an entire chicken dinner while watching one of today's top flicks. The atmosphere at GameLAB is electric & loud (like, very loud -- so fyi, if you hate noise). Flashing lights, kids running amuck & the sound of laughter will surround your being. GameLAB has bowling! A restaurant! A big ole bar! And prizes! We ordered wings & beer & a buffalo chicken wrap w/ fries -- all of which were comforting & executed to dining satisfaction. I ate all of my fries. Oops, burp. I didn't try a slice, but their pizza looked amazing too -- the pie had favorable elements on it like cheese & a crust. Iconic. Waitstaff was friendly. I liked them. They were juggling a lot but checked in with us frequently. That was kind.

GameLab is a great place to go for a date, family get together, or to hangout with friends. Bowling…read moreis fun, the bar has ample options along with several TVs for sports, and a good size arcade. Check out their happy hour and deals on their website. Have always been happy with their service - definitely check it out!!

Great place.... Crummy hours. Saturday night and they close…read moreat 730. Really? Otherwise nice arcade with lots to do.

Employees are always friendly. Good selection of games & prizes. Are go to fun spot with the kids…read morein the summer & school vacations

I met some friends here for a surprise birthday party and had a blast…read more The upstairs game's were a bit disappointing, but downstairs changed everything. We played nba jam, 4 guys for a 7 game series and loved it. I had two tributaries and I think that they were 12.50 a piece. The staff was friendly.

We stopped in here to have a drink while waiting on a table for supper at nearby Empire. At the…read moredoor, we were carded and showed our bags. We ordered our cocktails at the bar then chose a booth. The drink prices were reasonable ($12 gin and tonic, $2.78 coke, $14 espresso martini). There is a self serve water station with paper cups. There are so many pinball machines and other fun games. We didn't play any but I think they operate on quarters. There is a downstairs with other carnival type games. They offer a pizza/snack menu. There is a private area that can be rented for special events. It is a fun option, a bit different than movies, bowling or a board game spot. This is a 21+ venue - an adult Chuckie Cheese!

Came for some bowling fun. Unique fun…read more You use small balls instead of the larger traditional balls. We had a blast! Video games food and a bar area!

Good variety of menu choices, reasonable prices, the service was excellent and the atmosphere was…read moregreat. Of course you have an amazing staff. Highly recommend to everyone! :) *Margherita Pizza * Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza * Chicken Ranchero Wrap with Hand Cut Fries. * Pepperoni Pizza * Shenanigans Steak Quesadilla * Mozzarella Sticks W Hand Cut Fries * Garden Salad: Romaine Lettuce, green pepper, diced tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions and Buffalo chicken.

Fun-O-Rama is classic amusement arcade that opened in York, Maine in the 1960s. The building…read morelocated right on Short Sands Beach originally operated as a bathhouse in the 1940s and then a rollerskating rink before pinball machines began to appear in the 1950s. By the 1960s, the building was converted into a full-blown amusement arcade. Over 250 games can be found at Fun-O-Rama, both classic and modern alike. Since 2001, the owner of the arcade has been Robert Lago of New Hampshire-based Grape Hill Associates LLC. The arcade operates seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day. My family and I visited Fun-O-Rama this summer while we were spending the week in York. It was our first day in town, and after exploring the Short Sands Beach area we wandered into the arcade. Both of my young sons are obsessed with arcades, so they were very excited. Fun-O-Rama has a nice mixture of various types of arcade amusements, both classic and modern. In addition to the classic arcade cabinets of the 1980s, there were also pinball machines, skee-ball, air hockey, arcade basketball, arcade bowling, kiddie rides, a fortune teller machine, driving games, and shooter games. The place (and the games) seemed well-loved; countless hands had used those joysticks over the last several decades. We only stayed for a little while, as it was getting late, but my sons both had a fun visit. If you're planning to visit York in the summer and you love classic arcades, then you must visit Fun-O-Rama!

My husband went here on vacations as a kid and I've been here with him at least 3-4 times now, it's…read morea blast, especially for people who grew up in the 80s / 90s. A lot of the games are broken, so choose wisely and look before you pop your coins in. Or, you can ask a staff member if it works. They just keep some of the broken games for the nostalgia factor. We've lost coins at times but we've also gotten free games or tickets at times, so it all works out and it's more about the fun than anything. Some of the games do not give tickets and you're just playing for fun - you can tell by looking at the machine beforehand if it gives out tickets. If a game malfunctions and doesn't spit out your tickets, it's pretty easy to get a staff member to fix the game (usually jammed or empty tickets) - and they will make sure you get your tickets.

Awesome staff. Very good food. Excellent trivia night. Fun bowling. Did I mention how awesome the…read morestaff is??

Had a Shrimp Caesar Salad with a Prosecco. Had a Salmon…read moredinner with Brocoli and sweet potatoes.

Lanes are bone dry. More of a family fun center. If you want to actually practice bowling be…read moreprepared to take a lot of straight shots. They oil 2-3x week max.

My husband and I haven't bowled in a long time, so we decided to check out Gametime. The place…read moreitself is great. They offer ten pin and candlepin bowling, arcade and axe throwing. We played candlepin, which was a lot of fun. Our fun was short lived when we were done bowling. It costs $30 an hour for candlepin. After bowling for an hour, we went to the counter to check out. (You can't "stop the clock" yourself at the lane). There are separate counters for the bowling area and arcade area. There was only 1 girl working both counters. I actually didn't see anyone else working in the whole place. That said, we waited approximately 15 minutes for the girl to finish waiting on a family at the arcade counter before coming over to the bowling counter to check us out. We were charged $38.50; $30 for bowling and $8.50 to stand around waiting to cash out!

A great hidden gem above Mulligans! Enter via wooden staircase in the back. Lots of game including…read moreJenga, connect 4, cornhole, and skee ball (50 cents). Bar tender was a lot of fun, will be back!

You DO NOT come here for the food. Go somewhere close and bring it on. But grab a beer or two and…read moreenjoy the great music, the retro games and the nostalgia! Service only at the bar, but it's really all you need.

We love tokens! Perfect day date and night for any fun living adult. Love that they have a little…read morebar area and no alcoholic options. The staff is always friendly and greets you when you arrive.