Love that Blue Springs has something new and affordable for family entertainment. $10 for…read moreunlimited games - great deal! All the games were in great working condition and the nostalgic feeling from all the old games is great. There's a full bar and a separate room with a golf simulator. There's no food options but on the weekend there's typically a food truck parked outside.

Fun, friendly atmosphere with nice drink options. Fun old school games to take you back to the…read more90's. Staff is friendly and open to answering any questions you have. They have a Golf simulator along with VR and a couple of dart boards

The most fun miniature golf I've ever done Highly recommend!…read moreNot your average mini golf...pinball machine, zip line, batting cage, pool table etc The girl helping us was extremely sweet and kind. We went the afternoon of Sunday the 16th of February

Interactive and creative dino mini golf!…read more There's 2 courses to choose from, an easy and a hard. T-Rexes and Triceratops galore make for a never ending day of fun for kids and adults alike. The last time I was there, the zip line hold was under construction, but is definitely a fan favorite when it's working!

Very nostalgic, enjoyable time…read more Well kept, nice games: mix of modern and vintage. We really had a great time. There is a back room with classic arcade games. Snacks are only $2.00. Admission on Thursday is for all day play, that's nice!

Such a fun place! All you can play pinball $15 for 2 hours or $20 for as long as you want. Tons of…read morepinball machines and very few out of order (pinball is notorious for being out of order due to so many moving pieces). Kids aged 11-13 loved it too. 8 year old daughter wasn't super impressed but she's a tough crowd anyway lol. Definitely worth checking out! Oh and there's no food but a snack bar and the owner mentioned you can byob!

great place to play a bunch or old video and pinball games…read more good job!

Went here for a work event. I really didn't enjoy myself and I love to play old school pin ball…read more First, there is no decent seating. All the seating inside were Bistro stools and when you reach a certain age or certain weight or both, Bistro stools are not comfortable or safe. There was a picnic table out in the back, and that was fine, except there is no shade. Second, the do not serve food before 5:30 pm. They open at 4 pm. Our group ordered food from outside and had it delivered to the picnic table. Third, service was non existent. There was a bartender and we could get drinks. The place could use sprucing up. The floor was concrete and cracked and worn it was if they put a bunch of games in an old building. It was not an inviting atmosphere. A pool table would have improved the place slightly, but not enough to make a return trip.

Thursday is 10-cent token day, and I spent way more than I planned to. Worth every dime…read more You can stop in for 20 minutes or lose two hours and not get bored. Pac-Man, Galaga, pinball, skee-ball: if it was in an arcade in the 80s or 90s, they probably have it, and it's all in working shape. The bar is easy to hang at between games, and the place has a loud, fun, slightly chaotic energy that suits it. I got carded at the door and felt about 25 years younger for a minute, which was a nice bonus. Go with friends, bring a lot of quarters' worth of patience, and plan to stay longer than you think.

I was in town for a conference, and we spent a night out at Up-Down with pizza, game tokens, and…read moredrink tickets. It was a great spot for a group. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the bartenders were quick. I loved the vibe: games everywhere, an small upstairs area, and a definite roadhouse feel. I'd happily go back.

We went to Double Tap KC for my friend's birthday and ended up having such a fun experience…read more We booked the virtual reality, which was definitely the highlight of the night. It was a little confusing at first getting everything set up and figuring out the controls, but once we got into it, it was a blast. The setup upstairs is really cool--it's somewhat separated, which helps you stay immersed, but there are still other arcade games up there so if you're waiting for your turn, you're not just standing around. One thing I really appreciated was the drink selection. I don't drink alcohol, and they had a TON of mocktail options, which honestly made the experience way better for me. It's not something every place puts effort into, so that stood out. The food was also surprisingly good, with plenty of options to choose from. Downstairs has more of a full bar vibe with additional games and more space to sit and eat (no VR down there), so it's nice to have both environments depending on what you're in the mood for. Overall, it's a great spot for groups, especially for birthdays or a night out where you want something a little different.

Food was good, service was nice (little slow) but kinda busy on a Wednesday night. Pizza to finger…read morefood & burgers . Was good weather so we sat outside on the deck. Was a friends birthday celebration.

Ok, so I will start with honesty. I am not a huge fan of these indoor parks, mostly due to the…read moregerms. With four kids, you pick up something to bring home each time. This was our first time at this location and I have to say, I'm impressed! Very clean, well ran, plenty of friendly workers, tons of activities for a variety of ages. Even I had a blast. Go carts were the most fun. Laser tag is always a hoot (the arena is a much smaller space then some others). Bowling. Games. Foam pit. Bumper cars. Not a bad way to spend some "quality" family time.

Horrible!! I went in with my 4 yr old son. Did bowling then move onto "go karts". A teenage worker…read morename "Emily" yelled at me in the middle of me & my son driving. (Mind u I'm driving I can't see I just know somebody yelling at us) we was the only one on the race Track no one else ...... the manger /owner didn't help I never got a refund but just forwarded my arcade points to the next person. Cause I was so ready to leave .... But "the rush" can do better

Looks cool saw it when I was there 9 months ago randomly, climbing portion of the attraction has…read morebeen closed, for around 4-5 months arcade remains open, not sure why it's closed they said they're going to relocate and reopen, but haven't yet

turn away twice.. Got there b4 3pm on a Sunday it 12pm to 6pm…read more Disappointed my gdaughter twice

Great place to hang out and play magic the gathering! They have commander night on Tuesdays and…read moreFridays! Nice people! They have fountain drinks and snacks to purchase. They have a good store for things to buy! Good prices! You can get 2 bottomless drinks for around $7 which isn't bad at all! Chips and candy and even ramen to purchase.

I'm taking a star off simply because their Google pictures described this place having video game…read morearcades. Overall this place is a D&D paradise and it's a niche market for a town like this. Overall I enjoyed the place, I even liked that it featured food and munchies too if you stayed.

What a fun place! Skeptical doesn't come even come close to my reaction when a friend told me that…read morehe knows the owner of Lunar Bowl and wanted to go out there to watch a soccer game. The adventurous side of me won out though and I agreed to make the 25 minute trek from the Crossroads to Blue Springs. We started our evening in the Blue Moon-the bar and grill attached to the bowling alley. I loved the decor. The bar is not named after the ever popular Wit beer but is a huge restaurant with a large blue moon in the center and a skyline along the far wall behind a large screen where the game was projected for us. We didn't have the sound of the game on because of the DJ that came in to spin but he played an eclectic variety of music so we didn't mind. Do not expect this to be only a bowling bar. It is more than that but not quite a full bar and grill. The service was superb and the atmosphere laid back without being sloppy. I was really impressed. Drink-wise, there was a surprising variety of bottled beers. Way more options for spirits than I expected (including $5 Long Islands?!) and draft beers were under $5 for large pours of the usual bar selections of Domestics and Boulevards. I went with a 90 Shilling and then went to drafts from there and was really pleased by my bill after four hours of being there. The food was great, especially since it is a bowling alley. The burgers were large, the fries were basic but tasty and they also have seasoned fries and onion rings for the more adventurous appetite. A friend got the chicken fingers and fries and we were all shocked at the size and quality of what she got. I expected to see stadium-like chicken fingers but she was given a HUGE portion of them and a small amount of fries. They looked fresh and were all white meat. She ended up sharing and still had some left over. I will be getting those next time. Once the soccer game was over, we bowled a game or two and had a lot of fun! The score-keeping system was easy to program, the staff took music video requests, (there were three large screens that pulled down between lanes and music videos played to make it more of a club-like atmosphere) and the house lights were dimmed (NOT Cosmic Bowling) with flashy colored lights. Not only did I bowl my second best game on these lanes, but the staff accommodated my bum foot and let me bowl with my ace wrap and boot on and then one of their bowling shoes on the non-injured foot. I thought for sure they'd make me take the boot off but they were really nice about it...and a bit smart assed and joked with me about it, which I loved. Go to Lunar Bowl and the Blue Moon for a refreshing break from the normal routine. They make bowling modern and cool again and I will definitely be back. Just make sure you have a full tank of gas if you're coming from downtown. It is a trip but it is well worth the journey.

Lanes are terrible. You guys really need to improve on them and strategically spread the oil…read morebetter. Also, what the hell is up with your refill prices? $1.75?? Every other bowling alley ive gone to has had free refills. I can understand it for alcohol and fancy drinks but a soda? Fuck no!