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    Claw Studio Arcade

    4.7 (9 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Claw machines.
    Kevin C.

    I came here just to check out this business since I was in the area. Claw Studio Arcade is on the upper level at Peachtree Pavilion, a sprawling shopping center with a huge free parking lot. I wasn't going to play and of the games, since my overall experience with these games are just downright horrible, and no stuffed animal earned from a claw machine is worth $50. During the short time that I was in the arcade, I saw a few winners walking around with stuffed animals that they won, and the place wasn't busy. Most of the machines had the claw in them, but there were some machines that had just one big stuffed animal, and the way to win them was to set up your play so that razor blades cut the string suspending the stuffed animal in the machine, causing it to fall and making you a big winner. Machine plays are with tokens that customers can buy through token dispensers. The more tokens you buy, the less the cost per token. Tokens start of at 5 tokens for $5, and go all the way up to 125 tokens for $100. Customers winning stuffed animals have an opportunity to trade up. Each machine had stuffed animals that were different from all the other machines, and it looked like all the stuffed animals were quality made. If you come here, good luck winning!

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    Soooo much fun!!! We got $50 of tokens and everyone won multiple stuffies! It was a blast and we will definitely come back!

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    29 days ago

    This was fun. I like that their machines are mostly for 1 token. Most places it's 2. We will go back when on that side of town.

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    We loved the experience! The workers were helpful and nice. We ended up leaving with a full bag worth of all plushies! Would recommend!

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