I highly recommend this place. The most that games cost is 75 cents. A majority of them cost 50…read morecents. They have the Starwars Trilogy Arcade from the 90's, Ferrari F355 Challenge that uses a lifelike gear box and a clutch pedal, and many more. My kids and I had a blast.

Always a fun time. We love playing all the old school arcade games, bring back so many 80's…read more memories.

This place is extremely understaffed and the few people that do work here seem completely…read moremiserable. Also the rides aren't even fun including the adult rides, which also seem to not have been safety checked in a long time. Another thing is the time of the rides is extremely short on top of them being expensive, it takes longer to load the ride then the ride actually lasts. Just terrible!

Pretty cool place for families to eat and have a little fun…read more Carnival rides and mini golf. Video games including a pinball machine. Pizza is delicious. Sweet sauce. Table Service is just so so. Seems like the waitresses have to walk a mile to get to the kitchen or simply refill a drink. Has a nice outdoor patio as well.

The Route 66 Museum is great and close to the other attractions in Atlanta. There is a pride in…read moretheir history that shows. Every one we spoke with at every stop in town was kind and knowledgeable.

It has been celebrated in song, story, poem, and yes, even a Route 66 TV show (1960-1964); historic…read moreU.S. Route 66 was established in 1926 and ran east-west across the central United States. According to the popular song "Route 66" by John Mayer "...it winds from Chicago to LA, more than two thousand miles all the way". 2448 miles or 3,940 KM to be precise. Tourist attractions designed to get a motorist to take a break from their journey (and spend some cash) along "the mother road" or the "main street of America" are scattered here and there among the small towns that are found along Route 66. One of these attractions is the Route 66 Arcade Museum located in the prototypical small town of Atlanta, IL. At the Route 66 Arcade Museum it is possible to misspend your youth all over again; one quarter at a time! The Museum is chock full of vintage pinball and video games from the 1930's-1970's. The Route 66 Arcade Museum is only open during the tourist season April through September. The museum is opened and closed by a third party but is usually open from 9am 4pm in season. Hours are currently impacted by IL state COVID-19 regulations for entertainment businesses so please check before your visit.

A lot of fun arcade games! Friendly staff. Classic bar drinks. The games are free (except for skee…read moreball) as long as you are drinking

Ok place. They have a large beer selection. Games are free to play with purchase, but it seemed…read morelike some of the buttons of the games I played were off. Something fun to do for a little bit. It does get cramped in there.

Great place very clean. There are multiple cops on site watching the kids…read more The birthday party is definitely more beneficial during the week as you get more for your money. The weekends are more pricey with less value. For example during the week it's unlimited versus weekend is only so much. Kids had a good time, very clean. If you're child is under six then likely can't ride any of the rides

Place is very overpriced ! Food / Snack Area very dirty and…read moreno regard for any type of food safety. Too bad there is not a Dave & Busters in the area !!

I feel like some of the bad reviews are from years ago... I just went bowling here yesterday with…read moretwo friends and had a great time! It's $34/hour for a lane and for three people, we were able to get two games in, so, about $5.67 per game. Not terrible! We went at 1pm on a Sunday and the place was so big that we had no problem getting a lane, which is nice when you don't have to wait. You can choose between glow or normal bowling, and the folks at the counter and bar were all very nice. I also saw someone cleaning the tables each time a party left, that's awesome! So clean! Thanks for a fun time!

Brought a large group for fellowship. Worked with event manager ahead of time to reserve tables…read more Excellent and prompt communication. Clean spacious seating. Well stocked bar. Plenty of options for food and activities for everyone. Based on Yelp reviews this place has been around a long time. Great to see a local establishment thriving.

The concerts here are always unique and feature local artists, it's a great place to go for a fun…read moretime if you're into alternative music!

Hidden gem downtown and they also have a location at the mall. The downtown location is awesome,…read morestop in and see Pepperoni Pizza the cat and play some pinball. You can't miss the huge green elephant out front! Awesome shirts and hoodies.

My son asked to take his best gaming buddies here for his 13th birthday celebration. What a hit!…read moreThe experienced gamers bounced between XBox and PC stations. It was a blast to be playing while in the same room together. Inexperienced gamers (mom, dad, and sister) found games more their speed (shout out to the vintage archade Hammett machine and Tetris!). Staff was lovely and attentive. The establishment was clean and comfortable. This was such a great way to celebrate my kiddo and ease out of COVID times.

Walked in and waited ten minutes. others walked on after us and got service while we were ignored…read moreand not greeted. left and not planning to return.

The visuals were so blurry, that one could not even read the credits. The sound was very good,…read morebut i wouldn't ever go there again.

I thought because of the updated theater experience I'd be updating with a higher rating. Noooope…read more When we get to the front of the line, a register opens up. The girl at the register just stares at us. So we walk over. No hi, hey, or how you doing. Literally silence. It was pretty awkward. We ordered our tickets. Then she finally speaks after we get our tickets. "Enjoy the movie." Then as we're walking away I hear her say, ""Hi, how are you tonight?" to the next people. Ok. We decided to skip snacks and drinks. Went to our seats. The seats are good but not great. If you didn't know, you can order cooked food now. That's awesome but there's no where to sit your food. I'm guessing you put it in your lap. That's the other downside. I had to smell my neighbors onion rings. Bleh. Not my idea of setting the atmosphere. My last beef is the main reason I won't be going back. I decided I was thirsty. I get in line. The kid at the register looked up at me. I'd say I was third in line. The first person gets there items and leaves. He tells the next lady, he'll be right back. He comes back. Takes her order. Gets her stuff and leaves. He walks away. Doesn't say anything to me. I'm waiting and waiting. I finally look over and this guy is at another register taking someone's order! I was irritated. He knew I was there. I skipped buying a drink. I just wanted to watch my movie and leave. If you want to see how a movie experience like this is supposed go then travel to the CMX at the Mall of America. You can order food AND the seats come with trays to put your food on. The seating is comfortable and not cramped. This location was more concerned with how many recliner seats they can squeeze in. Oh..best part at CMX if you want a drink then you can easily get one. Shocking!