Best arcade around. Good prizes and the people who run it…read moreare the best !! Been going there a long time and It's big reason we go back to Atlantic City !!

this is the only arcade worth going to in Atlantic City! The prizes and pricing are so much better…read morethan all the other arcades! they have jerseys, sports cards and a lot of cool trending prizes. All of the employees, especially Kelly, Anthony, and David, are extremely pleasant and always super friendly!

My opinion is if your are over thirty years old try to stay away from this arcade unless you are…read morestrolling a child. Its slightly down from the Steel Pier that has much more visual appeal at least. I was wanting to play Galaga but not here. It says Arcade but not really sure why there was an abundance of Claw machines lining both sides of the entrance. The front of the arcade is not upated and is between a Three Brothers Pizza and .99 Everything store. The main building is Schiff's Central Pier with a child size go cart at the doors. Did not walk thru deep enough to check out the kiddie carts but could see them on the track clearly from my room window at the Hard Rock Hotel

I don't get it, was this supposed to be an entertaining and relaxing space? I just don't see the…read moreappeal. While venturing the boardwalk I decided I would get a glimpse of the many piers that dot it. I made my way here and out towards to the pier. Hardly anything was open, granted I visited when it was more towards off season, but there was nothing to do. Those pictures, I don't see the appeal. That long corridor that is lined with all the claw machines. Totally not the aesthetic I was hoping for. It's a great place to step off the boardwalk from, but a place that just isn't for everyone. That would be me.

This place was clean and had a lot of options, from crane machines to classic ski ball. To be…read morehonest, I'm glad I no longer have children for whom I have to stand around watching them play video games. But if I did, this wouldn't be a bad one, except there's no where inside to sit for "mommy! Watch me!" Moments. I didn't look to see how much things cost.

Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City now has "The Harrah's ARCADE", a brand-new entertainment…read moreexperience offering fun for all ages. The venue features more than 60 supersized games. States as a rule, must be accompanied with an adult if age is 12 or younger. All games, you receive tickets to receive a prize. Hoping this place does well, more afraid that parents will drop off there young children, while they gamble at the casino. Place is a great addition.

D&B opened in 2023 at Atlantic City outlet area. It's a good addition to the outlet I would say…read more When you have been shopping so long, a quick fun and recharge with food is always welcome. Standard setup with arcade area and bar. Clean and spacious seating. The staff were friendly and attentive. Strong AC. very clean bathroom. We got kids burger and fries, pretzel dogs and grilled salmon. Hot dogs were buttery and good flavor. The breading was a little thick for me. Burger had a good flavor. Salmon was a little dry but it was good enough for the occasion. All the arcade machines were working. There wasn't many people so it was quite comfortable. I hope they stay open for a long time because this can be a good spot during winter.

I came here on a Tuesday night with twelve fellow souls from a convention who had been talking to…read morepeople all day under fluorescent lights. We were tired and hollowed out, but Dave & Buster's, tucked inside the Tanger Outlets near the boardwalk, greeted us with flashing neon optimism. The place was mostly empty, which felt a little like wandering into a carnival after closing time. Music bingo was happening, hosted by some cheerful disembodied voice over the speakers. You could play along by scanning a QR code, which I did, because I was curious whether the universe still wanted me to win something. It did not, but it was free and surprisingly fun. The food was good. Not the sort of good that changes your life, but the kind that makes you nod at your plate and think, "Yes, this will do." The drinks were honest and strong enough to make the convention chatter fade to a manageable hum. The service was the star of the evening. Our waitress moved like a well-rehearsed act of kindness, and a manager-type woman floated by often enough to make sure our glasses were full without ever feeling like she was checking up on us. They were so attentive that one of my colleagues whispered that she felt almost important. No one played the arcade games. The blinking lights waited patiently for our game cards, but we were too weary from the day. Perhaps next time. All in all, the service alone was worth the trip. The music bingo was the cherry on top. If the world is an absurd machine, at least it sometimes hums along smoothly in Atlantic City.

A decent arcade located at the Tropicana. It's by the North Tower elevators and on the same level…read moreas the escape rooms. It's not a huge arcade but they do have good and fun games for all ages. You can get a game card via a machine or at the counter. The credits are somewhat pricey but the games are fairly priced. The prizes have high redemption levels but they are pretty good options for the prizes. Big and little toys. Great option to take a break from the casino or if you have little ones with you.

Great place - perfect for kids! Staff is friendly and helpful. Plenty of games for kids to choose…read morefrom and place. Glad they have this arcade in the Tropicana.

This casino is part of Caesar's and right next door. You can walk straight in from the boardwalk or…read morefrom the parking garage at Caesar's. It has a huge Sportsbook section with plenty of seats and huge screens. During regular hours there's a windows too to place sports bets. There's also a restaurant here as well. Mostly slot machines here too. Not many table games. It also connects to Balleys as well as Casesrs.

I feel the timing was off when I visited since it was smack dab in the middle of a snow storm that…read morekept everyone away from the board walk. I think during the summer this might be the place to be. The machines were on the older side and not typically the games I like to play. They have a bar and food down here and and on certain nights they have a dj with dance floor and a bull iykyk. Not many table games but they have a few select ones. And it was really dark and Erie but like I said most people were home because of the snow. I will give it another in the warmer months

We took our sons here to get out of the sun for a little bit. They had a great time! Towards the…read moreend, our older son was exhausted. In order to cheer him up, the woman behind the desk was so kind to him and helped him pick a basketball.

Out of the maybe 30 - 40 games at least 15 of them were not working completely, others that were…read moreworking would give incorrect ticket amounts and just acted weirdly, staff were not present trying to fix any of the machines, the only saving grace is it is relatively cheap, you get 66 tokens for 20$, and each game is 2-4 tokens each so not bad pricing, but not a lot of games where you can win tickets, and almost all of the stuff at the counter was 1000 tickets plus

This is the main attraction for the Hard Rock Hotel on the boardwalk with a spectacular view of…read morethe ocean. A collaboration of several bars and eateries including an amusement park. At night the entire pier is lit up with led lighting including a ferris wheel as its centerpiece changing colors every ten seconds. The pier is free to wander but tickets are needed to try the carnival rides. We ate unlimited seafood at the Crab House and had a Titos & soda water in the Tiki Bar.

This is what I was expecting when I stepped off of the boardwalk onto a pier. Something that had a…read moreton of things to do and would keep you busy without feeling like you were being pushed through the area. Yes, I was here near offseason so a lot of the rides were already down for the year. Most of the games and food stalls were also down. However, you can at least go on the wheel if you wanted to. Bypass those people and go to the booth to get your ticket. Even if you do visit when the rides may not be open you are able to at least take a stroll and walk around. This is what I imagine a pier to be off of a boardwalk. Bright lights, activities to do. A place to escape a bit into.