Great place for pinball and some old-school video games. Reasonably priced. A bit small so you…read moremay have to wait for a game on the busier nights. Also, hours are limited so be sure to check before you go. All-in-all I recommend.

Fun place with lots of selection! Located right downtown next to DT Kirby's. Classic games mixed…read morewith new options for everyone! What a great time!

This is a hidden gem at Purdue. It is a nice cute bowling place with many lanes under the Purdue…read morememorial union building. I really like the ambiance at night, when they turn on the neon lights and turn off the regular day lights. Prices aren't that bad at all too, compared to when I went bowling in California in my hometown. The workers there are nice, mostly college students. I didn't try any of the food there so I can't speak for that but overall a great place to have fun!

The fact that the name of Purdue's student-run bowling alley is itself a 'double-meaning' is a good…read moresign. Wait, what? The Memorial Union's "Rack and Roll" is a play on the phrase 'rock & roll' (which they have playing through speakers), as well as describing exactly what you can do there: shoot billiards ('rack' the pool balls) and go bowling ('roll' the.....well, duh). So the name is (perhaps unintentionally) clever, big deal. But is it still worthy of a 5-star rating? Absolutely. Their pool tables are either in good or great condition, depending on which one you choose, but the lighting is perfectly appropriate for the nature of the sport. The arcade games are excellent as well--they have 2 pinballs, 'Family Guy' and 'Iron Man' (both newer Stern tables in fine shape), in addition to a Guitar Hero Arcade version, high-definition Terminator shoot-em-up, and several others. The bowling area is just as well-maintained, as I've never experienced an issue with balls getting stuck in the gutter, needing a pin reset, etc. The animations that are displayed after a throw (e.g. spare, strike, 7-10 split) are cute, sometimes funny even, and I'm fairly certain that they're student-made on behalf of the college of computery-people. I recall the price to bowl being very reasonable, and often times students can do so for free during special events. I loved coming here as a student to roll (just NOT on Shomer Shabbos), and I'm looking forward to many happy returns as an Alumni. The Union's Rack and Roll is a terrific place to relax in between classes or decompress after a 2-hour differential equations final. "Well, that's like, your opinion, man."

Super cool black light putt putt course. Priced reasonably for an afternoon or evening of family…read morefun. Great fun for adults too! We went with another couple and I've never laughed so hard! We were all terrible! LOL!

I was not sure what to expect from the exterior of the building. Honestly the sign above the door…read morelooks like a tarp that is just hung up there (it is an actual permanent sign) so I would suggest some other color and variations if they decide to redo this. When you walk in, it takes just a second for your eyes to adjust as the whole place is dark and lit by blacklights. As you enter the door, you are greeted with a few arcade game machines. The mini golf course is towards the back and was relatively reasonable for pricing. It was $26.00 for three adults to play a round. The course was decent with many right angle banking and some shots where you need to hit it into an obstacle. There is no elevation to the holes unless it is a ramp so the holes are almost all flat. The final hole is a large clown face where you hit the ball into his mouth. The arcade consisted of quite a few games to play: skee ball, crane games, deal or no deal, a big wheel to spin and a few other fan favorites as well. The games cost anywhere from $1.10 to $1.75 for a play so it isn't completely outrageous. There were 't too many options to choose from at the arcade redemption center so I would suggest expanding more items here for people to earn. This is a fun place to spend a couple hours with the kids or a fun date. They even have birthday packages available for children with a designated room.

I wasn't expecting much but the food was great! I loved the pizza and the churro sundae. We had a…read moregraduation party with a private area.

Clean! Had a very open concept. I noticed specials they had when you walked in. Decent amount of…read moregames and a few indoor rides. Easy access right inside the mall.

The essential alley for the area, huge lineup of lanes, arcades, restaurant, and somewhat fresh…read moreBlue Moon. It's got all that typical fim lighting, dingy carpet laid down during your granddad's service, and silly animations playing for strikes.

Love the place, heard of it, came down with the family and had a blast!…read more Good service, awesome ambiance!. Coming back!.

Going to keep this shirt and sweet…read more Came in to play a round for fun with my dad when he was visiting, to relive our childhood. All I can say is why can't it be indoors and that way open year-round?! Pros - FUN - Holes that are both easy and some that may drive you nuts - VERY affordable - Friendly staff Cons - Absolutely none!

I made a Yelp account just to review this place because I liked it so much. The employee was so…read morenice and we had a great time. The mini golf course was so fun; the water hazards are a great touch. Definitely coming back here again.

Great little pub with live music, pinball machines, and friendly atmosphere. We have played here…read moretwice over the years and it was a fun experience both times. Would return, would recommend.

North End Pub serve some decent food and pizza. Great (interesting) beer selection and a well…read morestocked bar. Check out the bands they bring in. There are some great shows. And it's your place for pinball.

It's astonishing to think that these used CD/VHS/DVD/Video game stores used to exist on the corner…read moreof every street in every city across the country. It feels like they all disappeared overnight. CD-Land is a relic of the 1990s, and is likely doomed to go out of business just like your local newspaper, Blockbuster, and Gamestop. With that being said, CD-Land holds a certain degree of nostalgic value. You can walk in and find all kinds of memories for sale under $5 each. It's a blast from the past.

Got cds for 10 bucks here. All of them played ok. Nice place to get a bargain.read more

Great photo opportunities! I love flowers and would have liked more time to explore. Cute backdrops…read morethroughout the grounds. They also had a u pick.

So beautiful and not that far from indy! I was happy to hear about this thru Facebook. Great…read moreservice. It seemed smaller in person but still lots of beautiful tulips. It was scheduled for one week but they extended it another week. This was their first year doing it so I think it was a success. It was pretty busy on the beautiful Wednesday evening I went. Lots of ppl taking pics even with professional setups. Tix were $16 or few dollars off if you purchase online. Lots of parking in the gravel/grass. There is a line to buy tix then you grab scissors to cut your own tulips if you want them $2 a tulip. Some of them were dying so they weren't a perfect bloom for a bouquet. The line to pay for tulips was kind of long as well. We spent a couple hours here looking and taking photos. We looked around first before deciding to go back to cut so we lost some time with that. Great photo ops though, highly recommend!