This place is awesome. I usually go here for lunch and for the 1/2 price games on Sundays &…read moreWednesdays. The games are great and the food is great too. Always had a great experience here.

This location is small but it was still a lot of fun! The drinks and appetizers were really good…read moreand we had a great time playing games and spending time with friends!

My family had a good time. The specials were throughly explained when offered. The lanes we had was…read morefunctioned Without issues.

The atmosphere is great, but the prices are insane. $56 for two shoe rentals and two games. I spent…read more$15 at a local bowling alley last weekend for the same thing. I'm not sure if I'll be coming back because of how expensive it is.

I really love going to this place to skate & drive carts, the employees are awesome, esp Jen &…read moreJason. You won't be disappointed

Warning: Long Review - 12th birthday party DISASTER!…read more I will start this review by saying that Monaco Indoor Karting is a fun place to go with a small group of family and friends. Their staff is very friendly and tries to help given their limited resources. However, this is not the place to have a birthday party for a large group. My husband and I had our daughter's 12th birthday party here. Her grandfather had passed away the previous month, so this was a very important party for us. When we booked our daughter's party, we were assured that they could accommodate over 25 kids. We had a total of 29 kids. Unfortunately, it was a disaster from start to finish. We arrived about 20 minutes earlier to get everything set up. To our surprise and disappointment, we were not given an event host even though it was supposed to be included in the package. Instead of the staff checking in the names of our guests that wanted to drive the go karts, my husband had to complete this task for each of our guests. Other venues where we've had our daughter's birthday parties took care of checking in each of the guests upon arrival, so this was totally unexpected. We were told to have the guests eat pizza and cake first...then the kids could drive the go karts. Typically, it's the other way around at most party venues where the kids play first then eat pizza and cake. The party room was located in the back and was a great size. The pizza and hot dogs were provided in a timely fashion and included soda, fruit punch and tea. However, one of the parents noticed that there weren't any napkins provided and was gracious enough to find some. Also, there was no water provided, which meant that I had to walk all the way to the front of the venue where the cafe was located to pick up some. Meanwhile, my husband was still checking in guests. As part of the package we selected (Corporate Package), each child was given a $10 arcade card and was supposed to get 3 go kart races. After the kids ate pizza, many of them played in the arcade area; however, some of the machines were broken. Our party was scheduled from 3-5:30pm. The first race didn't start until 4:20pm. Because we had a large group, they were split into 3 different groups which was understandable. All of the kids got the chance to have one race. However, after the first race, we waited 90 minutes before the second race even started which is totally unacceptable! There was another birthday party that started an hour after ours in the party room next to us. At one point, it felt like that party was prioritized over our party when it came to the go kart races. Did I mention that our party was scheduled from 3-5:30pm? By the time the second race started, it was 5:50pm and the majority of our guests had already gone home. We were down to 6 kids! This was very embarrassing for us. We paid for each child to have 3 races, not 1. I can understand why most people left as they were waiting for a second race that didn't happen until after 5:30pm. in the midst of this chaos, we were kicked out of the party room we were in. While we understand that we only had the room for 45 minutes, we did not have an event host to help us keep the party on track. We didn't even get the chance to cut the cake and sing happy birthday to our daughter in that room with all of her friends present. It was very upsetting. We ended up having to move all of our stuff (including the gifts she received) to the front of the venue next to the cafe area. The joke is the fact that there wasn't even another party scheduled in that room. By the time the third race started (around 6:30pm), we were down to 5 kids. Afterwards, we finally cut the cake and sang happy birthday to our daughter in the cafe area. This was by far the worst and most expensive birthday party we've ever had for our daughter. I DO NOT recommend this place for birthday parties under any circumstances unless you have less than 10 kids attending. My husband and I will never forget the sad and disappointed look in our daughter's face when we left. What was supposed to be a special day for her turned into a complete shit show and we are still mortified! I hope parents find this review helpful as I would hate for another child to go through a similar experience on their special day.

I'm not much of an arcade guy but my 11-year-old son wanted to come here and it was a rainy Sunday…read moreafternoon so why not. The good: big variety of games. Mostly clean. The one employee we interacted with (when redeeming tickets for prizes) was nice. The bad: wildly overpriced. Loud and crowded. Lots of games were out of order. The skeeball machine kept malfunctioning on us and not giving us all of the balls. Not as bad as other reviewers have said, but I'm still in no hurry to come back.

Don't waste your money, go find a Dave & Buster's instead. This place is a landline of claw…read moremachines, most of the claws are too weak to grab anything, they'll move it a bit, but they're never gonna grab anything. It cost so much money to buy your card or refill it, the games even the old games cost a small fortune. It's loud, it's a cacophony of light and music.

Tried taking my kids for the first time to roller skate here, not only did they not have enough…read moretriangle helpers but they wouldn't let the newer kids hold on to the walls for help. Spent 15 minutes in the rink and requested a refund since I realized I would have to help my children learn but the supervisor made me out to be a problem. I left because the Karen in charge made me feel, if I complained any further I would be made out to seem unreasonably when in reality it's their staff. Go to another skating rink with better service it's not worth spending your hard earned money and personal time here.

My daughter had the winning ticket and was running as fast as she could but the dj was like oh I…read morealready gave the prize away to someone who didn't have the winning ticket and my daughter was crying for like 20 minutes

I recently attended a six year old's birthday party. When you first walk in, it's very loud and…read morehectic, which is expected for a trampoline park but can feel a bit overwhelming. They offer finger foods like pizza, wings, and mozzarella sticks. You can have a party in their party rooms. The party rooms are time limited (about two hours or less), and while the staff isn't rude, they do come in frequently to remind you how much time is left. It makes the transition feel a little rushed. Once your time is up, you're kindly moved out. There is seating outside the party rooms, but there aren't enough tables to comfortably accommodate everyone. They do have lockers for your belongings, a small arcade area, and separate trampoline sections based on age, which is a big plus for safety. The food was average at best. The pizza wasn't great, and the mozzarella sticks were just okay like pre- frozen. Another downside is the parking lot. The plaza also has a Chuck E. Cheese, a nail spa, and an Olive Garden, so parking can be pretty chaotic especially on weekends when birthday parties are happening everywhere. Overall, it's fine if you just want to bring kids to jump and burn energy. Personally, I wouldn't choose it as a party venue because the time feels limited and rushed. Would I attend another party there? Probably. But once the two hours are up, I'm heading out.

Place is fine. However the thrill of trampolines runs out after like 20 mins. They have this kids…read moresection with a cool play area with a tube jungle gym. If that was like 5x bigger this place would be awesome. Now it's just boring.

The services was excellent for as many people that was in there the line moved fast ! The pizza and…read moreother food is outstanding! And arcade is all new ! Better games ! I had a Birthday party and had approximate 18th children ! Let me tell you everything was smooth as if I only had one child there we all had a ball in the other children and us ( Adults ) :) People try it again they just remodeled about two months ago ! Don't judge it on its old reviews ! judge on the newest ones.

It's hard to believe that the video game pioneer who founded Atari (Nolan Bushnell) also founded…read moreChuck E Cheese as a way to monetize his games in a parent funded party space. I admire the logic but the execution.... to me, that nugget of business lore is not only believable but fully explains why their food sucks and their pizza has all the mouth feel of parmesan encrusted marzipan. While the pizza is a cardboard communion wafer, quite honestly I would have expected the onset of any pandemic much earlier with teeming hordes of free range, mucus oozing progeny crawling through the plastic tubing maze that lines the ceiling. Luckily I've chaparoned my last kids birthday party in this fetid circus. An animatronic, outrageously expensive nightmare disguised as a jug band jamboree. Thanks to Mr. Bushnell, this rat-faced Mother Chucker eats your quarters/tokens like a deranged Pac Man. Simply madness. Chuck E Cheese. The "E" stands for excrement. Zero stars.