Got to come here again with friends and had such a fun time! I love how all the mini golf courses…read moreare themed around famous landmarks from around the world And the glow-in-the-dark concept always adds that extra touch of challenge and excitement haha There are about 27 courses total, which I think is a really good amount and makes the whole experience feel worth it. The only thing to keep in mind is that if you visit during a busy time, you might end up waiting a bit behind the group ahead of you before starting the next hole. But overall, still such a fun spot to come to with friends!

This is our second time here for both mini golf & arcade. This is located next to the mall. Same…read morebuilding but no connecting doors to the mall. The entry to the venue are between JCPenney and Macys parking lot area. When you enter the doors, you walk down the set of stairs to enter the play area. Prices are listed and easy to follow for everything they offer. They have a worker there to assist with payment for whatever you decide. Arcade game cards are purchased at a kiosk. Mini golf prices are reasonable per person. Escape rooms are for 6th & up based on information I was provided when I last went Saturday since my kids wanted to do it and we needed to know what ages were allowed for their rooms. (Our kids are 2nd & 4th grade so we weren't able to do it) There are 27 holes for the mini golf. Each course is short but fun for small kids and themed differently. Only downsize is that if there's a huge group ahead of you, it takes a while to wait there for them to finish before you can head onto that course. So that's the only negative of each course when it's busy even though we went as slow as possible and played the same course multiple times while waiting for the group ahead of us to finish. There's only so much you can do while waiting before another group comes up behind yours. The arcade is small but they have some fun games. The kids had fun playing them. Pricing is a bit high & credits needed to play the games are kind of high as well compared to other arcade places but the games allow tickets to be won so it was worth it for us since kids had fun.

This place was amazing for hosting my son's birthday party. They provided us with 1 hour to set up…read moreand have 3 staff that were super helpful helping us unload from our car and setting up. they made the day stress free helping with the food set up and cutting of the cake and passing the cake out to our guest. We are an autism family with children who elope and I loved that everything was closed off and private just for us. they also helped refill the drink cart and food when needed and helped us load everything back to our car when it was time to go. I will definitely be booking for future events. Kids and adults had a blast jumping and playing the arcade games. 10/10 recommend also forgot the mention that there is a play area for the smaller children that my toddler loved!

Perfect place for a youngsters bday party. Lots of room, lots to do and most of all safe! Really…read moreenjoyed going to my grandsons bday party. Difficult to find, asks for directions

We came in with little expectations but was blown away by how fun it was. There was a sense of…read morenostalgia playing an escape room with a retro arcade theme to it. I dont want to spoil too much but I recommend this room to everyone! A new experience for advent escape room enthusiasts and a great introduction for anyone who are new to the escape room world.

My boyfriend and I completed the "Escape the Arcade, Code Samurai" escape room, and it's hands down…read morethe best one we've done so far!! And we've completed over 50 together!! Definitely a must try if you're in the Riverside/Irvine Area. This escape room is perfect for a small groups and it's packed with super cool high-tech and gaming components that really make it stand out! The story kicks off the moment you walk in, and you're instantly immersed in the game. Ivette, our game master, was truly amazing at getting us into the story right away and kept us engaged the entire time. The building is a little tricky to find, so don't hesitate to give them a call if you're having trouble, but trust me, it's soooo worth it. We absolutely LOVED this escape room and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and thrilling experience

We celebrated my son's birthday here with a small group of 10 family members. My son is an adult…read morewith autism and just wanted to eat pizza, play games and hang out with his siblings on his special day. His party was all that and more. Our host Tishana was great at keeping us on track time wise and making sure we had everything we needed. The only thing I wished was that we'd had more time in the private party room. The 2 hours went by way too fast.

It's a great place to visit. It's similar to a Chuck E Cheese but in a much larger scale. At the…read moreentrance, you go straight into the line to purchase your buffet entrance. Right to Left: to the far right, seating/dining area. Buffet area. Behind the buffet area, restrooms, and then far left, is the gaming area. They have a buffet: 1) Prices: as of March 21, 2026: Adults (18-59) $18.99 / Seniors (60+): $17.99 Kids: (7-12) $14.49 / (3-6) $10.49 / (Age 2 & under): Free 2) no more fried chicken, but they do have chicken nuggets, which were tasty. Also have many different Pizzas: about 20 different toppings, salads, chicken nuggets, 2 types of soups, and desserts (cookies, brownies, churro donuts, ice cream. As for drinks, a variety of Coke products/sodas including 3 different flavored ICEE, coffee, and teas. They also sell beer and wine for extra charge. Now for the games, they are extra. You get a card (like a gift card) and add funds to it. It also keeps track of the tickets you have been winning by playing the games. They have bumper cars, bowling alley (6 lanes - if I remember correctly), video games, they even have a larger size rocking boat, etc. It can get pricy, but overall a great place to visit in Riverside. Everything is indoors.

I normally don't leave Yelp reviews, but I have to say this place has definitely changed…read more There weren't many employees walking around checking on customers or the claw machines -- mainly just the mechanics team. Usually there are instructions showing how items should be positioned in the machines, but this time there were only reference photos inside the machine. I asked an employee if they could reposition an item (something I've never had an issue with before), and the interaction felt pretty rude. They told me, "You shouldn't look at the reference photos, those are for employees." They attempted to reposition the item, but honestly just placed it back in basically the same spot, so it didn't help at all. It was disappointing because I used to enjoy coming to this location. I don't think I'll be returning since I don't want to feel like I'm inconveniencing staff just by asking for help.

A GREAT TIME FOR ME... BUT a NIGHTMARE FOR MY POCKET! I'll admit I'm a massive fan of Japanese pop…read moreculture and vocaloid, so I'm the demographic for this establishment. Hence, it's easy to drop $70 and only end up with ONE small Kaito plushie from the Round One x Vocaloid collaboration. I realize not all are ready to commit to splurging, but get ready. Especially if you have KIDS! There's a feast to the recreational senses when you enter. I immediately gravitated towards the claw games. Note, the claw games are tough, I had to look up YouTube strategies and I still only ended up with a small prize from a smaller crane. I'll be back soon for Kaito's friends! If you're big on crossovers, Round One is constantly partnering with big names like Holo Live and other anime brands/titles. Sanrio is another major contributor, some plushies and prizes are even exclusive to Round One! I spotted cups, keychains, and much more. Now, Round One also offers bowling, karaoke, 99 cent ice cream, and arcade games. Thankfully, I went on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't bad at all. No one was hogging up the activities and people were civil. I thought the experience was quite calming and sobering. I spent 20-ish mins inside during a quick stop at the mall and I already want to go back... when I get paid! Fun ambiance!

Our first time visiting, our family suggested coming here instead of our usual knotts berry farm. I…read morehad venti day, on a Sunday, it wasn't busy but well staffed! We went on as many rides as we can, my son is too short for the bigger rides and unfortunately my nephew is too tall for the kid rides. I couldn't believe how much fun it was when there isn't so many people crowding! A few rides weren't working at the time or they said it's been closed such as the gravity one, sawmill, and a boat one that was covered with a tarp. We had so much fun at the arcade, the prizes are the same as any ticket prize location, lots of games and on a hot day it's such a nice place to sit and relax. We didn't try the mini golf or the buccaneer water play area, it wasn't crowded so we definitely could've gone but we stayed at the rides and the arcade. The only downside is we cannot bring any outside drinks or food, we weren't sure if they would allow us to bring dietary restricted foods if we mentioned allergies or intolerances, but we were fine without our snacks.

Unprofessional and I don't want to say this, maybe racist worker…read more My son is 38 inches tall. When we entered the park, we double checked with everyone if there are rides open for his height and we were told there were plenty. Especially for the bumper car because that's what he's really looking forward to first time at an amusement park. So we spent $100+ to get in. When we got bumper car place, there were people in there already playing. We were the only one waiting there, and i asked that staff lady if my son was tall enough to ride the car. She glanced at me and yelled, 'I'll check later'. Even when the ruler was hided next to her, even when there's no one else in the line, even when she's doing nothing just standing there looking at the adults driving bumper cars... she just had us waited and got my son hope so high. When their turn was done, she slowly pushed the car to the side, took out the ruler behind her stand and told us oh he's not tall enough. I held it in, and asked politely if my son can sit at the passenger seat and I'll drive since there were seat belts. She said no way. Only because my 4 years old was so excited to get in there, I tried again, asking ' There's no one here yet, you don't need to turn on the machine, can he just sit on it and feel the bumper car for one minute?' Again, she said 'no way'. We understand you may have a rule to follow, but you could have tell us the second we ask you if we our height meet your requirement instead of getting a kid's expectations so high, letting him watch others playing and having fun, then turn him down while you are not even doing anything except watching bunch white adults riding the bumper car. Castle park could have a ruler showing at front saying below 42" are not gonna have any rides, instead, they charge full price for kids over 36" while have nothing preparing for them. Our first amusement park experience leaving with tears and upset, my son was crying he said 'I waited. Why can't I play bumper car?' I told him, 'sorry baby, to make sure you are safe, you need to be tall enough to ride that.' And he cried, 'but I waited...'

The owners are friendly, and they did an excellent job of making the place adult and kid friendly…read morefilled w/ different retro and modern gaming experiences/styles. I highly encourage everyone to visit this place for a great gaming experience.

I don't recommend this place simply because it didn't feel as inviting and welcoming as any other…read moreplace in America. It's not open to the public (as in you are not allowed to go in unless you pay). The owners guard the entrance/near the front door inside and you can't really walk in and go around to check out the games first unless you pay. It was just about a few feet is what we were able to look at inside and only up to the parking lot is all we were able to see. As you walk in, you'll be standing at the front while they stare at you. The owner just stared and made a comment "It looks like you've never been here" No S lady. It was our first time, recommended by the McDonald's Museum across the street. She stated what their rates were. The owner did offer to have her husband escort us to walk around if we wanted to look at the place. Although we may have looked young, we're not little kids. We didn't feel like being chaperoned by an adult. We're 4 decades old. If the whole place runs by itself without the need of physical money, how would they even know who's playing the 30min package or the 1hr? If they use a prepaid players digital card, then a chaperone wouldn't be needed if we can't play the games anyway. We don't know anyone there or wouldn't need to cheat to play for free from others. Needless to say, we didn't see much. Just up to the door while they guarded it. Too bad, we would've enjoyed the place, but instead we were greeted with a cold welcome. Judging by this place, I see the owners like to respond to every comment/review. To the owner, if you're reading this, please don't bother replying. We won't be reading it. We already got the point. To those reading this in response to the owner, please believe me when I say this is an honest review, and real customer service experience. I'm a minority in this area AND NEW so, maybe they judge differently. Edit: lol the owner STILL replied although we already mentioned their comment was not needed. Hard-headed much..?

I was looking for a place to bring the kids to burn some energy on this HOT day... and we ended up…read morehere. We got the 2 hour pass and that was more than enough time! The kids were going nonstop and were EXHAUSTED by the time we left! When we first got there around 3pm on a Sunday it wasn't too crowded and the kids had free reign to go everywhere without waiting. By the time we were leaving it was starting to fill up, so I'm glad we went earlier in the day. This place is clean, has plenty to do, and most of the staff is pretty friendly. As an observer, make sure you bring a sweatshirt because they keep it pretty chilly in there on account of everyone running around and getting sweaty! I was a little annoyed that we couldn't bring in waterbottles (metal refillable ones, not plastic one use bottles). The girl made me take them back out to my car. I understand they want to make money, but seriously for as much as I paid for the 2 hour pass... on a Sunday (I recommend going on a weekday... much cheaper) and had to buy socks, the least they could do is let us bring our own water. I understand no outside snacks or food, but c'mon. Sometimes I just don't understand why these places can't just let you go and have a good time without gouging you completely. All in all, the kids had a great time. We will come back...just not on the weekend! Haha!

It would have been 5 stars. Overall it was fun and exciting and awesome buuuut we came early even…read moredespite getting lost and then despite being there first and early we were forgotten and even almost shorted on the experience we prepaid for. Customer service sorely lacking. And even though the equipment was malfunctioning they attending to it immediately. Customer service and organization for first time shows was horrib