Pinball Pete's was such a fun and nostalgic surprise! We ended up having way more fun than we ever…read moreexpected. We explored both floors and kept finding more classic arcade games around every corner. I was so excited to play Street Fighter again, and yes, I got completely sucked into air hockey too. Downstairs, the pinball machines line the walls, and there are so many to choose from. We also played Dance Dance Revolution until we literally couldn't catch our breath. What we thought would be a quick stop turned into over an hour of nonstop fun. Whether you're feeling nostalgic or introducing someone to old school arcade games for the first time, this place is absolutely worth a visit. We had an absolute blast and would definitely recommend it!

Awesome I have not seen pinball machines in years. In fact, I cannot remember the last time I seen…read morea pinball machine so when I walked past this arcade, I just had to go in and play me some Miss Pac-Man Galaxy. Played any pinball machine that would have me clicking And Moving from side to side, clean establishment, nice location and a very friendly atmosphere I really had fun today in the arcade. Great idea pinball Pete. You must check it out if you're in the Ann Arbor area.

Wow! Just wow! The…read moreArcade is amazing. So many machines crammed into one space. Admittedly, I came for the pinball of which there was plenty. But on top of that there are modern international rhythm games, classic arcade cabinets, and even those modern sit down arcade monstrosities that are more like pieces of furniture than games. All of which are included to play for free with your admission. For some, that is an incredible deal. But if you are pretty good at pinball $20 can last a long long time at a regular arcade. Still, free play offers an opportunity to try out difficult shots and improve one's pinball game without dipping deeper into your wallet. There are a few downsides. As others have mentioned it's warm inside. Not surprising given the number of machines. On a hot summer day, despite fans circulating overhead, I was literally dripping in sweat wearing just shorts and a t-shirt. Next time, I will wear a lighter shirt and might consider rocking a sweat band around my noggin. Or, I might wait until cooler temperatures roll along. Being open only three days a week is a bit of a bummer. I'd also love to see a little more space between machines, as it's not uncommon to get bumped into during a game, and that's unfortunate. However, I would also hate to see The Arcade lose any of the machines they've got, so I'll happily suck up the occasional physical contact. At the moment, The Arcade has pinball machines spanning a wide swath of time including The Big Lebowski, Bonzai Run, Pinbot, Taxi, Toy Story 4, and the brand new John Wick. Their Elton John machine was wrapped up for transit, and it was unclear if it was coming or going. I do also love that you can have in and out privileges. One of these days, I'm going to have a Saturday pinball marathon, arriving at noon when The Arcade opens and staying until my body fails me. Maybe I can even make it to closing at 11pm, but even if I could log eight hours of pinball, that would be incredible. My biggest piece of advice is dress appropriately. Maybe consider bringing a portable fan or cooling device to hang around your neck. Ear plugs or headphones might also help you last longer and get more out of your admission fee.

Clean, well kept absolutely nicely maintained, the games mostly all work, and it's $20 for all you…read morecan play. I brought my little boy here who's a huge Dave and Busters fan. He's a little young yet to get into the old school arcade games but we had a good time on the racers and he's just starting to get down with pinball which they have a lot of. We often go to Pinball Pete's but this is a great alternative. They don't have the skeeball or some of the larger games, and there isn't a prize counter but for the cost and location I much prefer The Arcade. He and I can play for $40 where D&B or Pete's is more like $50-100 if we're both playing.

Best arcade in south east Michigan! Great selection of old and new pinball plus some classic arcade…read moregames.

UPDATE: With 34 classic and brand new pinball tables, AND NOW, with at least 3 multigame video…read moremachines (with THOUSANDS of titles from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s) ULEK just keeps getting better and better! The owner is dedicated to this pursuit and clearly loves pinball. This love comes through in that he keeps his machines in perfect condition. As a nice little bonus, there's always great music playing overhead!

What an amazing place!! The staff was ALL so incredibly…read morekind, patient, and helpful. Special shout out to BIG employee Sam who when we asked for help with a spill (kids will be kids!), was smiling, thanked us for reporting the mess, AND offered a new cup as the other was all over the floor. Thank you, Sam!! 100/10 would recommend. Pro tip: Tuesday's are nearly half price for wristbands. What an amazing place!! The staff was ALL so incredibly kind, patient, and helpful. Special shout out to BIG employee Sam who when we asked for help with a spill (kids will be kids!), was smiling, thanked us for reporting the mess, AND offered a new cup as the other was all over the floor. Thank you, Sam!! 100/10 would recommend. Pro tip: Tuesday's are nearly half price for wristbands.

I honestly really wouldn't recommend coming here if you don't wanna waste money. Though all of the…read moreattractions seem appealing, they are all overpriced and dysfunctional. One time, a friend visiting me wanted to go go-karting so I bought us tickets. It was $25/person to go around about 7 times. I was given a kart that couldn't turn right unless it super slow so I had to slow down drastically every time. I eventually got ran into which put my kart out of commission for the rest of the rounds. It was no fun at all and I should have been offered a refunded since I couldn't even do the activity I paid for properly. I've also done this selfie golf which is okay but it just wasn't for me. I could tell it wasn't well cleaned or maintained. I've tried both of the bars which had great bartenders both times. The drinks are way overpriced just as the food is as well. It's about $25 for some chicken wings which they didn't even bother to try to make look good on their menu. Your first time there, you have to spend a minimum of $20 just to get a pass and some of the popular games aren't even working properly. You can get this thing called a rainbow pass where you can play certain games unlimited for a set period of time but it limits you to only the shooting and driving games which get tiring after 15 minutes. Overall, I really wouldn't suggest people going here unless you want to take a loan out for mid-tier games and overpriced food.

I brought a van full of 7 y/o girls and they had an absolute blast! Nice place, but no bathroom…read more You can walk next door to use the bookstore bathroom. BYOF (food) which is great! Water is available for purchase. Plenty of seats and several large picnic tables for food. Miniature arcade and air hockey. $7 for an all day play pass. Definitely planning on coming back.

Best place in Coldwater for family fun! Go karts (including partner karts for the younger children…read moreto ride along too!), TWO mini golf courses, a private tent for hosting parties and events, a paintball course, laser tag "warehouse", bouncy house, and arcade... what more could you want in one place? And all of that at an affordable rate! You can try a new "adventure" every time you visit and never get bored. I love to bring my siblings for some quality time and we always end our day in the arcade with some ticket redemption prizes. It's fun for all ages! I highly recommend anyone in the area give it a go! (When you're finished, you can slip next door to the Capri Drive-In for carload Tuesdays!)

This place is great little out of the way but stuff is great. Super helpful and friendly and great…read moreprices for tickets and activities. Great for rainy days for groups for families for laser tag, laser maze, which is very cool Mike James Bond two mini golf course areas great go karts, and they have plenty of space for birthday parties and gatherings indoors and outdoors.

…read more.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................I don't know what to say but this place is fun! even the jump thing but the thing where its raised up is TOO HIGH and I was scared I thought I was going to fall but I didn't I remembered to stop then wait for it to go the other way then go again

We had a kids party here and the price for what you got was actually a good value! This zap zone is…read moreHUGE! There were tons of games and activities and even a bowling alley. The pizza is good and was delivered by a robot named Bella, so cute. The prize "price" was a bit higher than other locations I have been too but that's really the only complaint. I'll definitely make the trip to come back to this location!

There were so many things to do. We did the VR as well as the AX throwing. Our youngest played…read morevideo games as well. The obstacle course was fun. The bubble soccer was hilarious! The owner was AWESOME! He made sure we felt safe and things were cleaned accordingly. We will be definitely going back again. There is something for everyone! And there's food. They are open and in full effect. Awesome place!

The company Christmas party was hosted here…read more The pizza was easily the most bland, improperly cooked and made with what tasted like pancake batter I have ever had the displeasure of eating. Terribly overpriced (think airport pricing) and poorly made drinks. The staff was very young and inexperienced while the "manager" on shift that night was obviously exceptionally high (could tell from his smell and severely impaired motor skills). I don't care for these types of establishments in general (game based experience for adults) but this was so bad that I feel compelled to warn others to keep your distance.

We've been here a few times with our family now and it was a perfect break from the heat in summer…read moreor the snowy winter day. The owners a great people too!

Mr. Zeros is genuinely amazing. It is a nostalgic arcade that includes iconic old games like…read moreGalaga, Frogger, and DK while also managing to include 21st century games like Guitar Hero. It has other classic games such as pinball, skeeball, air hockey, and NBA Hoops. There are 75¢ snack machines, $1 canned drinks, and 25¢ candy machines. It feels like a dream here. This arcade is gaining traction quickly and it is sure to become a hotspot in Oxford, check it out as soon as possible so you can say "I went there before it was popular." :)