Cool ambiance - love the clean, bright, colorful vibes and helpful staff! Not quite as thrilled…read morewith the play - a lot of machines had low inventory, and we gave up when we couldn't even get a grip on anything in an accessible playing field after throwing after $50. We're experienced players so IDK if we were just really unlucky or if this arcade is super-stingy. Will have to go back a couple of times to see if leaving empty-handed after our initial visit was a fluke or if that's just how it is. That will tell us if we'll become regulars or if we chalk it up to experience and walk away forever

Noticed this little place a few days ago and said Me and my little person would go. Picked her up…read morefrom daycare and told her we were going to "the magic claw" (bluey lover here ). She was so excited. We got there and her eyes lit up looking at the super bright room filled with lights and bright colors...they know exactly how to get kids attention. You go up to the counter and buy a basket of tokens. We got 25 I think. Most machines either take 1 or 2 tokens, I think that's fair. My little person is 2 y/o and a tiny tot so I thought it was really cool of them to have some of the machines small/short enough for them to reach. She was having more fun putting the tokens into the machine. Out of 25 tokens she won 3 little small toys. 2 were just keychains. My only gripes are that it doesn't seem like the stock the machines often meaning a lot of the good stuffed animals were in corners that the claws couldn't reach because everything else had already been picked up from the middle. Slim picking...slim winnings. And for kids who may not win anything, they don't allow you to buy any of the displayed toys, I mean that's at least make a child feel better. You can only trade stuffed animals that you've won for the toys on display. All in all it's a cool little spot. I'd go every now and then.

Who really likes going to birthday parties at Chuck E Cheese when there are a gazillion kids…read morerunning around? I know it's not one of the things I look forward to. If you want to have a kids birthday party or just want the kids to burn off some of that energy take them to The Bounce Around. It is super cheap ($6/hr) and they have lots of inflatables for them to jump and run around in. They also have an air hockey game and basketball game. Tables in a back room are available if you book a party package. Like I said come here for your own sanity if you want to have a stress-free birthday party. You will rarely ever see a crowd in here. Heck I've been to this mall numerous times and have hardly seen anyone at all in here. You have the place practically to yourself. There are no running signs posted throughout. Socks are required. You can buy a pair for $1 if kiddos aren't wearing socks when they come. They also sell snacks and drinks at the counter. The staff isn't the most attentive as we had to find the girl working because she was off sitting around on her phone.

Honestly I feel like I got my money's worth! Coming here I was expecting something a lil shabby. I…read morealways walked by and wondered why this place was always packed but now that me and my son went here I definitely knows why! This place is so fun restless kids! How freaking cool is that to have a place like this inside a mall??? It's so Amazeballs !!!!! My son Jumped arpund so much that he actually got tired. There's also this cool air ball machine that allows you to insert a ball into a tube air machine and it spits the ball out at the direction to which you point it. It's so Fun! Me and My son was having so much fun here. The kids were running around and the parents were in the seats just watching their babies burn off all the calories and energy they consume while shopping. Lol! Just so awesome. There are long inflatables, then there's short ones, ones with balls, and even ones without! Overall Every Kid should come here. It's like Heaven for Parents because after shopping you get to sit down and watch your child run and jump all over the place! Everyone Wins at the End!

Another World NOLA is like stepping into a sci-fi fever dream--only with better graphics and no…read morerespawn penalties. This isn't your average arcade; it's a full-on, free-roam VR battleground where you dodge zombies, blast aliens, and probably embarrass yourself in front of friends. Whether it's date night or a squad showdown, the staff makes sure you have a blast (without motion sickness). Pro tip: rent the whole arena, bring your own snacks, and go full gamer mode.

This place is awesome! We had sooo much fun playing the VR games with each other. Great for…read morefamilies, date night, or even team building events! Lots of games to choose from so they have something for everyone! The owner and her fiancee are SO sweet. I can't wait to come back with the fam!

Small, but plentiful. Good amount of machines to cure your child, or your inner child's soul. I…read morelike that they have different types of machines to play rather than your traditional grab claw. Fairly easy to win prizes as well which you could also trade in to get a different prize as the end if you chose to. Great addition to the westbank!

Wes and Courtney were so helpful and welcoming !! Great time with friends and such a great…read moreenvironment.

my group had so much fun in the game museum room. Ruby was a wonderful and personable game master!read more

Wanted to find a family friendly activity for my daughter and niece and Clue Carre didn't…read moredisappoint! Our game master Ruby was great and the clues that popped up occasionally were super helpful! Unfortunately we did not escape but we certainly had fun trying!

AMAZING escape room! Background: before this, my husband had done 4 escape rooms, I'd done 2, both…read morewith him, and my parents had never done it. We did the Jazz Room. The storyline was excellent and from start to finish, the building was immersive. Props and decor were top-notch and plentiful. I really appreciate that the clues had difficulty without being too much of a stretch to be realistic or discoverable. There were red herring props to trip you up or waste time. The game master was helpful when needed but he didn't overstep when we were on the cusp of a discovery. This is definitely THE BEST escape room I've ever done! I would highly recommend it and next time I'm in NOLA I'm coming back to do another. Bonus points that the escape room is adjacent to a brewery and we enjoyed some nice pints and live music after.

Hands down the most immersive Escape Room place I've ever been to. Their whole building on the…read moreinside is decorated so intricately to fit the theme of DeLaporte Mansion, from the mud room to the waiting room, to the hallway, it honestly made me wonder if the interior designer worked at Disneyland or something. Seriously SO immersive. Ok so there were 4 of us & we did the Inventor's Attic. GREAT room & pretty challenging even for seasoned Escape Room enthusiasts like us. If I ever find myself visiting NoLa again, I'll definitely want to try one of their other rooms.

This is a newly opened escape room on Magazine street. The rooms here have a difficulty rating as…read morewell as a scary rating. If you like scary, this is the place for you. The particular room I chose was 9/10 difficulty with 2/10 scare factor. I'd like to not be frightened while trying to think. Lol This escape room seems to lack some of the polish that the other area escape rooms have. Getting hints involves calling your game master on a walkie talkie and then physically coming to your room and looking it over and helping wherever you're stuck. There's no cryptic hints like at other venues. There's no welcome video explaining the rules of the game. There's no intro video once you're inside staging the scene. There's no real setting the mood happening, which is a bummer. The atmosphere is part of the fun. This felt kinda blah. It was rated a 9 difficulty but it's probably more of a 6. There was a large white board which was nice. Those small boards are almost useless. I'm hoping that these are just part of being a new location and will improve with time.

The staff is so friendly! It's a small establishment but the games are so fun! We did the "easiest"…read moreone and it was still a fun kind of challenging! Definitely recommend!

Extremely high production value (which will cost you) and the scariest room we've ever done…read more We only did 3 of the 5 Mystere Escape Rooms because we are not yet exploring the realm of live zombie rooms and we were told their Ghost Lab is simply too difficult for two people. Of course now we want to go back to the Ghost Lab just to see how we do. This place has by far the highest production value we have ever seen but it will cost you - rooms are $39.95 plus tax (lower for LA residents). We have to talk about The Serial Killer's Lair at length because it's clearly a major draw for this facility. Based on the Saw movie series, this was a must-do for me, a mega Saw fan. For the Saw fans - you are going to love some aspects and... be less than enthused by others. You know how Jigsaw finds imitation somewhat... distasteful? You may too when faced with pop-out scare tactics that are beneath the psychological thrills which made you a Saw fan in the first place. Probably the most frustrating aspect of these haunted house gimmicks was that they were COMPLETELY unnecessary as there are plenty of very authentic aspects which are scary as hell without random loud noises. But we digress. For any thrill seeker who also happens to enjoy Escape Rooms, this is the room for you. As usual, we do all rooms with just the two of us. We did not escape the Serial Killer Lair and thought we weren't even close, but it turns out we were on the final task. We were definitely derailed by a LOT of fear. In other words, this room is doable for two people (even though it advertises as a 4-12 player room) but also lends itself to a large group. The room isn't actually that hard if you are a fearless beast with night vision. Items of note: You are VERY much in the dark the entire time, so take that into account if you have vision impairment. Also, this room is NOT kid friendly, nor should anyone with a heart condition participate. If you can't handle a haunted house, you CAN'T handle this room. We thought of bailing several times but were proud that we stuck with it and overcame some fears, so there's that. After getting the ever living bejeezus scared out of us, we did Treasure Hunt and The Game Room (roughly based on Indiana Jones). We were successful in the Treasure Hunt and unsuccessful (though barely!) in the Game Room. Both are doable with two people but Treasure Hunt is the best room for smaller groups. Recommend a bigger group for Game Room unless you are experienced. Once again - insanely high production value on both rooms. Treasure Hunt may pose some issues for a claustrophobic person. Both are very family friendly. The staff (JC, David, and Johnny) was very friendly and flexible to our desired schedule and desired group size (always remember that this may not be the case if they are busy). Puzzle design is mostly solid, though weakest in the Serial Killer Lair. Regardless, the Serial Killer Lair was an unforgettable experience we will be talking about for a long time, and we recommend that you visit this facility to try one or more of their rooms. The Escape Couple Note: If you visit our site, you will see that we gave Mystere 4 stars, This is based on our national scale - Mystere definitely qualifies as a 5-star facility in NOLA.

This was the most fun I've had in a long time. As an adult I'm always looking for fun activities to…read moredo aside from the typical food and movie activities. Came here with a group of 6-7 friends and did the zombie embalming room. I was so scared but so entertained!! We "died" but I didn't care. I plan to do each of the other rooms they offer. It was that great. Mystère Mansion please take my money !