We have visited the Arcade inside Treasure Island in the past and we were shocked when we turned…read morethe corner on our first visit this year to see the space completely transformed. The old dark, dreary, arcade is now a bright, colorful, and friendly place. The prize selection far surpasses the old arcade and the kids are now excited when we head up to spend our tickets. The staff we encountered were friendly and engaging and the kids are already asking when we can go back!

From the owner: Cyber Quest Family-Friendly Arcade. Cyber Quest was also founded by Bill and Sue Dunkley in 1996,…read morewith the first Cyber Quest arcade opening at Mohegan Sun Casino that same year. Cyber Quest is a truly unique amenity for resort patrons and their children. By design, Cyber Quest was created to offer families arcade play free of violent game content, and to serve a wide variety of resort clientele. The vibrant atmosphere at Cyber Quest offers skill-based games that entertain and challenge people of all ages. In addition, Cyber Quest employees provide a high-level of guest engagement and ongoing interaction to ensure outstanding customer service. Another feature that sets Cyber Quest arcades apart is a redemption program that boasts a broad spectrum of choices—from small toys to high end technology, the Prize Zone has it all!

Cool little new arcade to get your nerd on. Vid's galore and a single pinball machine…read more While not as extensive as Up/Down in S. Mpls, the place has a good vibe and is another reason to get out of the house and enjoy town.

I'll call this place quirky. I came across it in a local Facebook group. Advertising that you can…read morereserve their arcade for private use. You pick length of time and how many people. Due to COVID they only do reservations. Which for me was amazing, I wanted to surprise my husband with a fun birthday outing. What is better than vintage arcade games and having the place to ourselves. We arrived and they greeted us and told us to have at it. We played games non stop for our 90 minutes (you can pick the length of time). Some were out of service, which is bound to happen with games that old. My husband was surprised and loved this little place all to ourselves. Definitely will go back.

This place opened up in December 2024. Was driving by and decided to stop in here…read more The place is connected to a gas station, so has plenty of parking. The customer service was absolutely stellar. It is a mom/pop kind of operation so if you can, please support local. The place was neat and tidy. The arcade room was lots of fun and provided us with ample entertainment while we waited for our food and also while we were having food. The food itself was great! We tried a little bit of everything; wings, fries, garlic cheese bread and pizza and nothing disappointed us. We specially enjoyed the Qubert pizza!

This place is so good. I went here in December, and I keep thinking about it! I'm not in the area…read moreoften, but when I am it's a must visit! The ingredients are intentionally sourced and fresh. This was a spicey pizza and it was one of the best I've ever had! It's a very family friendly place with an arcade in the back. Initially, you might not realize it's there but follow the signs!

What a super cool place to avoid the heat or snow and have your kids burn off some energy. We were…read morechatting with a dad at a local outdoor playground and he mentioned GNG as a new-ish spot he brings his toddler to. After the heat took its toll, we decided to head over to GNG for some indoor fun. It is located in the midst of a sea of warehouses but you're not lost...it has a huge jungle gym space that requires those tall ceilings. The space is clean, as are the restrooms, with hand sanitizer throughout as well. There are snacks, drinks, and coffee for purchase. The prices are affordable and we opted for the $15 combo passes for the three kids to play in the gym and play 18 holes of mini golf. The play space is enclosed with socks required, so bring those with you (or purchase at GNG). There is an abundance of seating for parents to sit outside the play space or you can go in at no cost as a spectator. Our kids (7 & 11) loved both the jungle gym and the mini golf. There was no one in the large mini golf area and it is black lit and decorated in a pirate and nautical theme that was a lot of fun. I honestly would come back here to play mini golf without my kids with friends or my spouse. With kids was great, too, but the mini golf is also adult-friendly. The arcade was extremely expensive and not worth it, in our opinion. Makes sense, as they likely also pay a game rental company for use of the games. The one item our kids had success with and happiness from was a rubber duck claw machine that guarantees a winner. In general, this was an amazing place that we can't wait to come back to when we are back in town. Amazing find. Thanks, park dad!

they shouldnt own a kids place as they are rude n inpatient with kids "U NO RUN!" of course kids…read morewill run, its a play place-good for toddlers age, not my older kids, they were bored n the bathrooms really need attention too-YUK

Very nostalgic for me, my 13 year old loved it bc he had never played these games before. We had a…read moregreat time.

What a really cool arcade! It's got games that are featured that someone from the 90s that grew up…read morewould actually understand how to play and are featured. Though everything doesn't take coins, it's features a good array of games that'll keep you entertained.

We have visited here a few times and played in the casino. There seems to be construction here…read moreconstantly on the casino floor (over the last 3 years) that it just always feels like its in a remodeling phase that they can not figure out. With the smoking now being limited to a specific area, that room if you walk through is VERY potent) and in a middle section so if you are walking on the back part, you have to go through it or take a large detour. This casino used to be a little looser but is not showing those signs which is a bummer. It has expanded as they now have even more hotel towers so I guess it is a supply and demand thing. This last weekend we stayed in the buffalo tower. The room was very new and in excellent condition. HOWEVER, the walls were very thin. We woke up to a toddler (?) laughing in the room next to us and it sounded as if the toddler were standing right next to our bed. There was also a good inch gap under the doors so that made us realize the privacy was not as private as you would hope. Overall the dining is a bit disappointing as well, but there are a lot of bars and the drinks are totally reasonable which I can appreciate. My husband went down to the front desk on the morning of our departure and asked about late checkout. He also asked what time the lagoon opened. He asked if the swim up bar is open at the same time as when the lagoon opens and the attendant said she didn't know because she isn't a alcoholic. I found that to be a odd statement for someone at the front desk to say. A simple "oh i'm not sure" would have been way more appropriate...

My aunties had a weekend getaway at Treasure Island Casino and invited us to join. I was actually…read moremore interested in the Lagoon than gambling. We parked near the hotel side and walked to the hotel tower my aunts had a room. Once we changed clothes we walked downstairs towards the sign that says lagoon. Check in at the desk and walk through the glass door. First thing you'll see is the lockers and towels. Change room is on the otherside. Walk little further you'll see the lazy river. Then on the left side is the adult section. There's a swim up bar, indoor and outdoor pool and couple of hot tubs. We hungout at the swim up bar until near closing time. I didn't have time to go down the water slide. Bowling is on the otherside of hotel lobby and restaurants throughout the casino. I'm amazed this casino has become more family friendly.

I just went back to Activate for the second time. This place truly feels like the future of gaming…read more I'm 30 years old and still left feeling like I got a full cardio workout in... but with a huge smile on my face the entire time. What I love most is how interactive everything is. Each room is private to your group (up to 5 players), so you're always playing with the people you came with, no awkward mixing with strangers. It makes it perfect for families, friends, or even a team outing with coworkers. The Mega Grid is hands-down my favorite and the main reason I keep coming back. It's fast-paced, challenging, and ridiculously fun.If you're looking for something different that gets you moving and laughing, this is the spot.

Activate is a super fun, high-energy experience, but plan ahead - especially at Mall of America…read more First tip: give yourself plenty of time to find it. We arrived about 30 minutes early and still felt rushed. The mall directions led us to a first kiosk, but Activate is actually on the third floor, so that added some confusion. When we arrived, there was a fairly long line. I had pre-registered online using a gift card, but at check-in they initially said I owed the full amount. I had to ask them to locate and apply the gift card I had already purchased. Once that was sorted out, each person in our group had to sign in separately, which takes a few minutes per person. They did provide a free locker, which was great. I highly recommend putting all jackets and hoodies in there - you will get hot fast. Once signed in, the instructions are very brief, but easy enough to figure out as you go. We were a group of six and hoped to play together, but had to split into two groups. That ended up being fine because we competed against each other, which was actually fun. There are about 10 rooms, and each room offers multiple game options. Every game earns you points, and there's a large scoreboard showing rankings, which adds a fun competitive element. We went on a busy day, so we did have short waits for some games, but usually only a couple of minutes. One downside: I wish there were a water fountain inside the gaming area. You can't bring water bottles in, and while there is a fountain by the lockers, our one-hour session flew by and we barely had time to step out. Overall, we had a great time and would absolutely do it again. Tips if you go: 1. Arrive at least 30 minutes early to find it and check in. 2. Wear shorts, a T-shirt and running shoes. 3. Drink water before you start. Fun, fast-paced, and a great workout!

I have been to Zero Gravity twice so far - the first time was through a school fundraiser and the…read moremost recent visit was through the Explorer Pass (which gives access to a 60-min jump pass once per week) with my family. Both my boys (age 7 and almost 4) had a lot of fun. They have a variety of trampoline activities, a climbing wall, arcade, laser tag, playground (for kids 42 inches and shorter), and large pixel floor. While it's a good value in terms of pricing for the jump pass, the facilities is a little dirty and many items are a little out of date.

He Said: The family and I really enjoyed this place. We came here for 60min of jump, and it was…read moredefinitely worth the trip. Pros - - Good variety of different activities - The toddler play area is included in the jump pass Cons - - Slightly dirty--carpets and some of the play areas

Venturing into the former (what I thought would be vacant) Keg and Case, I slowly discovered a…read moretotally fresh concept with what appeared to be pinball only machines setup on the exterior level at first glance. Upon further investigation, I learned how it all works post speaking with the staff member. First off, the pinball exterior machines are ran by a totally different company than Starcade and all those machines are .25 cents each. Starcade is stucked inside the former giant main restaurant of Keg and Case which offers unlimited gaming for $20. All the machines are set to free play after you pay the fee. There is a bar serving basic snacks such as chips, pizza and on tap local sodas. The liquor license was just recently obtained and the staff seems to think this will get rolling out within the next few months. I'm not a gamer, yet I can tell you lots of games exist vs. just pinball like the exterior. Inside Starcade, you will find both a main level and upstairs (where the former brewery was). It's dark, there are fun twinkle lights and LED signs. Starcade used to be located within Rosedale Mall so come give a warm welcome to them as they lay roots in Saint Paul! I look forward to returning and trying some games. It has a Can Can Wonderland feel but less complex. I'm very glad the building is getting used as it's a beautiful venue. Enjoy!

The kids loved the variety of arcade games. super value! Parking was easy. Very good service.read more

It was a crusty place. The building was very old and it was super hot there. The games were cool,…read moreand the shelves were covered with vintage memorabilia. The worker that helped us was passive aggressive, and the whole time I was there I felt on edge and unsafe. It's great if you love Pokémon or marvel comics but if you want to casually play video games with friends it's not very nice.

This is a great place - nice atmosphere. Super awesome staff - nice and helpful. Great for kids…read moreto play for extended time without worrying about extra cash - 1x fee for all video games. Sell comics and games also.