Great place for pinball and some old-school video games. Reasonably priced. A bit small so you…read moremay have to wait for a game on the busier nights. Also, hours are limited so be sure to check before you go. All-in-all I recommend.

Fun place with lots of selection! Located right downtown next to DT Kirby's. Classic games mixed…read morewith new options for everyone! What a great time!

I wasn't expecting much but the food was great! I loved the pizza and the churro sundae. We had a…read moregraduation party with a private area.

Clean! Had a very open concept. I noticed specials they had when you walked in. Decent amount of…read moregames and a few indoor rides. Easy access right inside the mall.

This is a hidden gem at Purdue. It is a nice cute bowling place with many lanes under the Purdue…read morememorial union building. I really like the ambiance at night, when they turn on the neon lights and turn off the regular day lights. Prices aren't that bad at all too, compared to when I went bowling in California in my hometown. The workers there are nice, mostly college students. I didn't try any of the food there so I can't speak for that but overall a great place to have fun!

The fact that the name of Purdue's student-run bowling alley is itself a 'double-meaning' is a good…read moresign. Wait, what? The Memorial Union's "Rack and Roll" is a play on the phrase 'rock & roll' (which they have playing through speakers), as well as describing exactly what you can do there: shoot billiards ('rack' the pool balls) and go bowling ('roll' the.....well, duh). So the name is (perhaps unintentionally) clever, big deal. But is it still worthy of a 5-star rating? Absolutely. Their pool tables are either in good or great condition, depending on which one you choose, but the lighting is perfectly appropriate for the nature of the sport. The arcade games are excellent as well--they have 2 pinballs, 'Family Guy' and 'Iron Man' (both newer Stern tables in fine shape), in addition to a Guitar Hero Arcade version, high-definition Terminator shoot-em-up, and several others. The bowling area is just as well-maintained, as I've never experienced an issue with balls getting stuck in the gutter, needing a pin reset, etc. The animations that are displayed after a throw (e.g. spare, strike, 7-10 split) are cute, sometimes funny even, and I'm fairly certain that they're student-made on behalf of the college of computery-people. I recall the price to bowl being very reasonable, and often times students can do so for free during special events. I loved coming here as a student to roll (just NOT on Shomer Shabbos), and I'm looking forward to many happy returns as an Alumni. The Union's Rack and Roll is a terrific place to relax in between classes or decompress after a 2-hour differential equations final. "Well, that's like, your opinion, man."

This was my first time here and I really expected better.. I've taken the kids to The Center in…read moreDanville before and enjoyed it so much more. The girl at the front checked the kids in and was very friendly. I found the prices to be higher than expected and paid a little over $37 for two kids to play... Upon entering the play area, There is a sweaty gym smell in the air and the floors were filthy! Two areas of play. One is for toddlers, though I saw bigger kids in that area so I'm guessing it's not enforced well. Then a second area for older kids with trampolines. I don't think I'll be returning for the price that was paid...

This venue is a nice option to take kids to play during bad/cold weather. They have a decent…read moreparking lot, but it can get packed and you may have to create a spot or park far away from the front door. They have free wifi and a very friendly staff, but I did not see them very much. Save yourself some time and complete your waiver at home, before you get to the venue. They have a sized moderate arcade and a play area. They are priced separately. I took my little there only for play area. You can purchase time on a card to play the arcade games. You win virtual tickets, that are stored on your card, that can be redeemed for prizes....Chuck E Cheese style. In order to play in the play area, you must purchase their non-slip socks. You only have to purchase them once as long as you bring them with you. You pay for 2-hour blocks of time, but they do not really harass people about their times. 2 hours was more than enough for me. The play area has seating along the wall and bar style seating along the play area rail. They had hand sanitizer positioned in a few spots on the bar. The play area has an area for smaller children that has a small ball pit, rocking horses and other equipment. Then to the left of that area is the area for the bigger kids. That area is a HUGE 4-level Jungle gym with some awesome slides, a trampoline, a pit filled with foam blocks, a ball pit with ball cannons. As I parent, I recommend bringing some headphone to listen to music, or a laptop/iPad to play games or do some work while your little(s) are playing. You may also want to bring a phone charger and/or make sure you have a full charge. Upstairs you will find a small snack bar with tables to eat at and a couple of areas sectioned off for birthday parties. It was not a very impressive party area, but would do if you really wanted to hold your party there. The snack bar has cookies, pretzels, candy, chips, water, soft drinks and pizza to name a few of the items. There is no outside food allowed here. The two hours flew by for my little. She had a great time and cannot wait to come back. I do like that accompanying parents do not have to pay to get in. Parents are not allowed to go past the first level of the jungle gym and are required to purchase socks if they do go in the play area. The venue may not be as flashy as other similar places like Smiley's or Skyzone but it is much more economical.

Pretty decent place for the kids to run off some energy. Small and causal for the kids, two small…read moreplay areas along with three big slides and ball pit. Also little push cars and other little Knick knats for the kiddos. (2021)

If we lived closer we would come here a lot. My 8 and 13 year old had a blast with hero passes…read more(Groupon deal). They did laser tag and bumper cars multiple times. We opted for dinner at the Mexican restaurant in the same strip mall (highly recommend) rather than getting food here, but I normally would have let the boys get a sweet treat. I am all about service and the icing on the cake was the friendliness of the female owner (assuming here). Pro tip-fill out the waiver online while you're waiting in line to get in.

For the ultimate rip off, take your kids to Bogey's. I took three grandkids and spent $75 and you…read moredon't get much for your money! It is one place we will never come to again!!!

The place is okay. The arcade is amazing. The amount of activities is fantastic. But the go karts…read moreare slow, the trampoline thing lasted 5 minutes and the guy spent that five minutes fiddling with the mechanisms so the girls had maybe 30 seconds to jump freely. The bumper cars were in a tiny ring, so you could barely move around to hit anyone. The batting cages were fun, but their aim was a little off. Not a big deal. The food was good and we had a lot of fun in the arcade. We didn't do the mini golf because of the heat, but it looked fun! There are enough pros to recommend a trip, but don't have high expectations.

Great photo opportunities! I love flowers and would have liked more time to explore. Cute backdrops…read morethroughout the grounds. They also had a u pick.

So beautiful and not that far from indy! I was happy to hear about this thru Facebook. Great…read moreservice. It seemed smaller in person but still lots of beautiful tulips. It was scheduled for one week but they extended it another week. This was their first year doing it so I think it was a success. It was pretty busy on the beautiful Wednesday evening I went. Lots of ppl taking pics even with professional setups. Tix were $16 or few dollars off if you purchase online. Lots of parking in the gravel/grass. There is a line to buy tix then you grab scissors to cut your own tulips if you want them $2 a tulip. Some of them were dying so they weren't a perfect bloom for a bouquet. The line to pay for tulips was kind of long as well. We spent a couple hours here looking and taking photos. We looked around first before deciding to go back to cut so we lost some time with that. Great photo ops though, highly recommend!

Love an arcade bar. The games are free when you purchase a drink which is awesome. We played air…read morehockey, X-men and skee ball! The cocktails boards were really hard to see so this was the challenging part. Would come back

Went for my God Sons 21st Bday…read more Drinks were ok. Games were very retro. Music was ok. I'm not a 20 something person and not a big drinker... so kinda bored. God Son had fun that's all that matters.

We stopped in on a Friday night because we had a gift card, and we will be back! The service was…read morefast and friendly, the drinks were good, and the food was great! We got the Irish nachos and pizza. Both were spot on and made fresh

We went to Bennett's Pub this last Saturday evening with friends and had a Wonderful time. The…read moredecor on the pub side is Neo-Industrial with large tables and cozy chairs. There is also an arcade on the other side of the estab with a myriad of pinball machines and other assorted fun arcade games. The staff was very friendly and efficient; we received our food and drinks in no time. The food was surprisingly delicious for Pub fare - we had pizza, chicken wings and jalapeno poppers. All three were stellar and 'to die for' IMO. To top it off, a three piece band was playing that evening and the atmosphere was palpable. Where else can you go on a Saturday night in May in NWI and hear a bawdy rendition of Roxanne by the Police with the patrons singing along with the band ?

Super cool black light putt putt course. Priced reasonably for an afternoon or evening of family…read morefun. Great fun for adults too! We went with another couple and I've never laughed so hard! We were all terrible! LOL!

I was not sure what to expect from the exterior of the building. Honestly the sign above the door…read morelooks like a tarp that is just hung up there (it is an actual permanent sign) so I would suggest some other color and variations if they decide to redo this. When you walk in, it takes just a second for your eyes to adjust as the whole place is dark and lit by blacklights. As you enter the door, you are greeted with a few arcade game machines. The mini golf course is towards the back and was relatively reasonable for pricing. It was $26.00 for three adults to play a round. The course was decent with many right angle banking and some shots where you need to hit it into an obstacle. There is no elevation to the holes unless it is a ramp so the holes are almost all flat. The final hole is a large clown face where you hit the ball into his mouth. The arcade consisted of quite a few games to play: skee ball, crane games, deal or no deal, a big wheel to spin and a few other fan favorites as well. The games cost anywhere from $1.10 to $1.75 for a play so it isn't completely outrageous. There were 't too many options to choose from at the arcade redemption center so I would suggest expanding more items here for people to earn. This is a fun place to spend a couple hours with the kids or a fun date. They even have birthday packages available for children with a designated room.