Holy throwback!…read more Come here with cash, get change and enjoy some old school arcade goodness! For some reason I couldn't get into my normal domination of the skeeball machines, but I throughly enjoyed plowing through about $20 trying to beat the high-score. They have change machines, or you can go to the counter to ask for change from the teenagers working there. Then, reap the glory of the kitschiest prize selection I've seen in my entire life. Just FYI--this isn't Dave & Busters. These games are old and the prizes aren't iPads. Think "the owner raids garage sales on his off-time" and gathers "prizes." How about a wooden sign with some pun about washing your own dishes, staying out of the kitchen or drinking before noon. Hilarious--and it adds to the charm. We left with a Sports Center mug and lots of fun times had. Check it out if you love old arcades!

I worked here when I was in High School the summer of 1965 I ran way from home. It was a wonderful…read moreplace great pinball machines, great people to work for and great customers... I loved the Chocolate Covered Donuts at Medsen Donuts down the streets.

Love this place!! $20 for all you can play pinball with machines going back to the 40s but also…read moreincluding modern favorites like Labyrinth, Toy Story, etc. There are also (included) other arcade games, but pinball is the star of the show, with little informational signs telling you the age and origins of the machines. If we lived closer we would be frequent visitors and we are already looking for excuses to be in the area so we can go back!

Wow, that was fun! Discovered this place via Facebook. Drove 140 miles from Columbus and it was so…read moreworth it. For$20 each my wife and I played anything and everything for 4 hours and took a short break in their retro themed dinor. The food was good and affordable. Will have to go back and try those milkshakes.

They had my niece's 5th birthday party here and it was the first time I'd been to Adventure Zone…read more My girlfriend and her daughter came as well. Her daughter is autistic and honestly what really made the experience great was the girl Bianca who was operating some of the rides really went out of her way to accommodate my girlfriends daughter and she was really great with helping her on the bungee jump when she went multiple times. There were activities for kids of all ages. The go karts, the bumper boats, the arcade, the batting cages. It was all really a hit for my nieces bday. Everyone really had an amazing time.

Way over priced for only 9 rides in a visit! it cost more than our local park-Waldameer- for water…read morepark and rides for an entire day!

This is a 90s kid dream set on free play. Free putt putt! There is a low entrance fee and I'm not…read moresure there is a time limit. VR is extra if you are into that. They also have adult BYOB nights on Fridays. If you go the last two hours of operation you get in for half of the admission price. From Galaga, Frogger, Space Invaders to Foosball, Skiball, Air Hockey to Pinball and Dance Dance and Guitar Hero this place has it all. A lot bigger than I expected and pretty accessible. Have rooms to have parties! I really enjoyed my time.

Play Port has so much potential. There's retro games and tons of space. It should be a great time…read more 1/3 of the things there don't work and it's disappointing. You don't find that out until you've already paid. I have been a few times before and, there seems to be a genuine lack of giving a crap this most recent time. I won't be going back.

Where could you play pinball all night for eight dollars and drink? It's this place. Can't believe…read moreit. You can even buy these pinball machines. If you like. Everything is for sale bartender Joe is really cool. You could drink beer and alcohol here. If you're ever in the Cleveland area, this is the place to go. We're from Buffalo and I wish we lived closer.

$8 for any play (from pretty much just walking in and playing one game to hours of play)…read more It doesn't seem like you HAVE to drink or make a purchase, you just have to pay $8 per person to play. The games are fun and most were working. The atmosphere is cool. The menu hasn't been updated in a while (according to an employee) so a "$4" beer might actually be $6 on the bill. Very misleading.

I've been coming to Round1 for years, and I can honestly say it's still one of the best arcades in…read morethe area. The variety of games is fantastic, with something for all ages and interests, which is one of the reasons I keep coming back. I also love that they've expanded their food menu to include Japanese cuisine while still offering classic arcade favorites and finger foods, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. The biggest reason for my rating is the pricing. Unfortunately, it's become incredibly expensive, especially with today's cost of living. It just doesn't feel like you get enough game credits for the amount of money you're spending. I recently took a few of my family members out here, and spent about $50 per person on game credits alone and even then, it still didn't feel like enough to really enjoy everything the arcade has to offer. If you're bringing multiple kids, it's easy to spend hundreds of dollars once you factor in games, food, and additional activities like bowling. That's what makes this so disappointing. We genuinely love Round1 and would probably visit much more often if it were more affordable. The experience itself is still a lot of fun, but the rising cost makes it difficult to justify frequent visits.

Took my grandson and we did the timed card for games shooting racing etc…read moreThe rides and games that worked were fine, but some needed the money on card instead The two types were not clearly marked, so wasted time swiping and going through . 2 hour wait Saturday night for bowling, so I passed

I feel like not enough people know about this place. It is a nice gem tucked away in a business…read morecomplex in Warrensville Heights. There is ample onsite parking leading to the beautiful entryway. This place is fun for all ages. Especially in this pandemic climate, it offers a nice change of pace from the house. Not to mention it is a great way to get little ones to burn off some of that energy they are famous for. They offer various courses and activities. These courses are definitely not your everyday. Be ready to put some work in. Currently they are observing all recommended guidelines. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a shot.

Went to adrenaline monkey on February 15, 2026. The cost for an eight-year old and two adults for…read morethe full pass was $80 that included three pairs of socks. They have you wear the socks instead of tennis shoes on their obstacle course, but in fact, you should wear a tennis shoes because none of the things should be done in bare feet. Your toes will hurt and you could get an injury.

Whether it's for a private screening of your favorite movies, hosting a birthday party, or even a…read more DEATH METAL SHOW, the Erie Movie House can't be beat. Craig and Nicole are very accommodating to any needs you may have, and they have a full snack bar as well as offer free popcorn (and they have every flavor shaker you could think of, and many I'm sure you've never seen). The smaller 30-person theatre area is perfect for a more intimate event like the debut of a locally made movie, or an acoustic performance. The seats are VERY comfortable and I'm almost ashamed to admit having to fight to stay awake more than once due to overcomfort hahaha. They also offer VR Gameplay on their top-of-the-line gaming laptop, and bolster an impressive inventory of games. Other than the VR and the theatre area, Erie Movie House also has an air hockey table, loads of arcade cabinets, many of which have TONS of game choices, an area where they have a super comfy couch, and an NES, SNES, SEGA, ATARI, and more; all with cartridge ROMs of every existing title. They made wall art with the cable management going from the consoles to the very large flat display tv, and even have a working (free) payphone! Classic malt-shop style jukebox for some tunes, fun gimmicky Addams Family electric grip thing which makes your hands all tingly... but my favorite thing is PINBALL. Not only do they have several classic pinball machines, they have a DIGITAL pinball machine that has literally almost EVERY pinball machine ever made on its hard drive. And you might be thinking that it wouldn't match up to the real thing, but it is SLICK. They pretty much have to pry me off of it every time I'm there. We hosted my daughters 13th birthday party there, and it was very reasonably priced, and Craig and Nicole actually even opened an hour earlier for us (due to my mixup: I scheduled 6pm and the invites said 5). Would definitely host another party there, the kids had a blast and I did too! I have also hosted metal concerts with them, and they're wonderful with promotion, and always make sure that each band is paid for their performances. Top notch people own and operate this place. And if your event is 21+ there is even a liquor store next door! Highly Reccomend, obviously.

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Awesome experience…read more Clean and organized. Drinks were excellent. Games were plentiful and fun.

A middle-aged man's dream!! What a cool ambience--as if your best friend whose loaded had a crazy…read moredope ass basement with full bar and old video arcade games!! So...What do get when you mix classic arcade games with booze? 16-Bit Barcade!! Awesome! They have all different types of beers, and cocktails to choose from. Downstairs --- a full bowling alley. Upstairs--about 20+ full working and free arcade games like PAC-Man, Dig Dug, QBert, Mission Command, Donkey Kong, Double Dragon, Street Fighter, and Mortal Kombat to name a few. It's an adult chucky cheese minus the pizza Def a place to check out, bring friends, and have a blast geeking out to nostalgia and some booze. Def will return!! I'll be back!!