Vince's has an excellent set of mini-golf courses under shade, which is much appreciated on hot…read moresunny days. Inside, we like to hit the small arcade for games old and new, from the multi-cade with Pac-Man to the newer like Halo Fireteam Raven. Skee-ball, ticket dispensing puzzlers, snacks, batting cages, Vince's has a little of everything. Friendly staff, a lot of fun!

Vince's is no Chuck E Cheese but you can still have a good time with young children. Although the…read morePlayPark was shut down, (there's a warning about renovations on their website) my 3 year nephew and I were still able to make the most of our visit. He stuck to what was within reach, by riding the 1-token fire truck and motorcycle in front of the PlayPark, playing skeeball, and trying out the NERF Arcade shooting game. While I enjoyed the TMNT 4-player arcade game and shooting basketballs at the NBA hoops. We won most of our tickets from skeeball, NERF Arcade, and NBA hoops. *BE MINDFUL that not all of the arcade games disperse tickets so you know what you are paying and playing for.* We didn't win enough tickets to redeem anything that we liked. Now onto the food: you have to buy an entire personal pizza instead of a slice. Not a bad thing because it can easily be split between two people or devoured by a very hungry person. The pizza is solid. Much better than I anticipated. It has a homemade taste to it, much like those homemade English muffin pizzas that one can make at home. The candy bars are about $1.25 a piece. We also tried the MiniMelts ice cream vending machine. I didn't like the cotton candy flavor but my nephew ate every bite! We'll be returning!

I see why Main Event has a pull. They have bowling, billiards, and even laser tag and gravity…read moreropes. There wasn't much explanation available for gravity ropes or laser tag and I kinda felt like "just there" and while I could figure things out, since I am not in the best physical shape and partially because I coordinated a lot of planning probably, it was a bit overwhelming for me. Since it was my first time with gravity ropes, I was there with two friends the first time around. That's how I learned about gravity ropes, but they are only open Friday through Monday and not on a Wednesday night. I don't remember what the staffer told me Wednesday night, but I tried calling to see if I needed to reserve Gravity Ropes and since I couldn't get through, I figured I would just wait until I got on-site to reserve a time slot. Since my friends were coming later than requested, I had to wait until the last person came in order for me to request a time for our entire group to be together for it. This was all fine. Gravity ropes, you get strapped in safety gear and then you figure out how to go across the obstacles. Some obstacles don't have rope railings and the zip lining has no railings of course (but i didn't realize it was zip lining until I was there lol). but you might hold on to your rope to slide to the other side even if you would get rope burn. Laser tag has a name for the suit you put on so that you know your score but that wasn't apparent and the landscape for the laser tag was eh. Not many places offer laser tag and gravity ropes- but I think I will venture elsewhere on my own. Signs saying if it's your first time for laser tag or gravity ropes at our facility, asking a staffer could be helpful so that staffers don't have to unnecessarily repeat themselves etc. My blue slushie came out fine. They also offer alcoholic slushies here which is a cool option and offers that added party atmosphere and flavor options that some people like myself like. I didn't get one because I didn't want one before doing gravity ropes and my group didn't stay long enough for me to have one as others wanted to go elsewhere. I enjoyed their VR machines but some parts may be not working super good. I heard the food was typical arcade quality bad. Some of the crowd's lack of class here somewhat resemble the apathy and exhaustion from some of the staff that work here. Particularly some of the people who looked like they barely passed for 21. Two of them cut in line for gravity ropes in the middle of my group but they couldn't go on because they didn't get strapped on. A group of girls didn't seem to pay attention to the regular line for signing up for billiards or bowling, and assumed they were there first. I wasn't in a hurry and just let them ahead but I didn't care for the sense of entitlement. Also, It feels like there could be a few more staff on this busy Sat night too. The experience was discombobulating for me and I would only go again w friends if they wanted me to go.

The service is horrible. I waited over an hour for my food just for it to be served to the wrong…read moretable, as I type this, I am still waiting on my food. Many tables that have walked in after us and ordered more food than us, got their food and left before us. The ambience is alright. The service all together is horrible and I probably won't be coming here for food again.

It is a nice facility with polite employees. If you are very into mini golf it's not the easiest…read morecourse to play as they lay out blocks that shift and it's kind of tight. Very nice place overall!

Yesterday's Birthday Celebrations was so much fun with my family & grandchildren. Eighteen hole…read moreminiature golf and life like dinosaurs and a fun filled arcade. Thank you everyone. Glow in the dark cool!!

What a great idea!! Perfect social outing during Covid. Went with some friends today and we had a…read moreblast. The dodgeball game was a great group game that we could all play together. My only improvement suggestion is to get people acquainted with how to select games and get into the same game, while they have their headset on. The video in the beginning was good, but once you had the headset on it was harder to figure that out. And the the time shouldn't start until people get their gear on. Other than that - great location; easy parking; very clean inside; friendly staff; fun games to choose from. I would def go back!!

I still come here because it's easiest for me to park without having to pay extra. The specials…read morefor Round One in general seem to have lots of offerings at once or very little unless you want to make a 20 or 30 dollar purchase or buy some item for 50-70 or so with making a purchase. . . I'm not sure if the fries with hot cheetos toppings is new, but I like hot cheetos a lot- so I gave it a whirl. They seem to do the fries well here as I've been able to nibble from a friend's before and my own dish was good. It did take awhile to be put together, but I was okay with that as I wasn't in a hurry. Also, the extra time probably helped for the quality to be enhanced. It was typical arcade quality, but it was well done. They only have one working regular DDR machine currently, and sometimes now, I have to wait behind other(s) even during weekday evenings. They updated their prize store currently- I see more neon signs which I think is a good choice, it looks like more game system choices are available, and they still have an automatic vacuum cleaner which I believe is the most expensive ticket item in the prize store currently. My age is showing at this place because I always lose my marbles at the Castlevania machines. They have at least 2 or 3 StepManias here. There's a good variety of claw type machines, regular Japanese based games, and a few regular US type arcade games.

Payout rate is way too high. Seriously…read more.. Paid $120 for a card. Each credit comes out to 0.14. Claw games are about 11 credits which makes each swipe roughly $1.50. Swiped 15 times to try to win a Pokemon plush but it would not grab. The pay out rate is too damn high. I understand they need to make money but god damn... Ef this place.

We went to Laserdome for their "Deck The Holograms" augmented reality holiday experience, and…read morehonestly, it was such a delight! Picture this: you step inside a life-sized holographic North Pole, wearing lightweight AR glasses, tossing virtual snowballs, collecting ornaments, helping Santa save Christmas, and discovering festive surprises along the way. It's part game, part holiday movie, and all-around magical. From their website: "Deck the Holograms is a family-friendly augmented reality adventure that transports you inside a life-sized holographic North Pole...an unforgettable shared experience for families, friends, and believers of all ages." Yup, it's exactly that -- and it totally lives up to the hype. We did the experience as a pair, and it was so much fun together. Plus, we got 3 hours of free arcade play included with our tickets for $34.99 per person, which honestly feels like a steal. We even spent a little time in the arcade before jumping into the AR adventure, which was a nice warm-up. The story itself was surprisingly thoughtful -- it made us reflect on being present in the moment during the holidays instead of getting lost in our phones. It's playful, immersive, and yes, totally enjoyable for 40+ year olds too. Plenty of parking, plenty of space to move around, and the whole experience is cozy and warm inside -- perfect for a chilly December night. We booked our tickets from the parking lot on the last Friday before Christmas and had no trouble snagging the 8pm time slot we wanted. Overall, it's a low-impact, warm, immersive, and joyful way to celebrate the season. If you're looking for something different, memorable, and just plain fun, do yourself a favor and check out Deck The Holograms -- you won't regret it!

Advertised 2-30 minute sessions but the sessions are actually 15 minutes each. Supposedly the other…read more15 minutes is for getting ready and instructions. So total time allocated for laser tag is 30 minutes total NOT the 60 minute implied. The 30 minutes we actually played lazer tag was fun.

Today I had the opportunity to stop pass Mid country Lanes and it was a super cool vibe . William…read morewas a big help very respectful young man he help make our first time a cool experience. We definitely coming back!

AVOID THIS PLACE!!!!…read more Reserved two lanes for a party of my family. Over $200 for reservation. I quickly found that there was hardly any point in being charged for bowling shoes. The approach to the alley was very sticky, I probably could have bowled better in my cowboy boots. Ball selection for large hands was terrible. I explored 3/4 of the available balls and could only find a straight cut ball that fit my two middle fingers but the thumb hole was undersized. Straight cut means the finger holes are not smoothed out but rather have a sharp edge. I played along until I just couldn't anymore. My finger were hurting pretty bad. The food stand...I waited more than 20 minutes waiting for two pitches of soda and a couple of cups of ice water. Funny thing was I got a text saying my order was ready and then sat and waited for 20 min before it was actually ready. Management...Step up your game. This place sucks!

Had a birthday party here for our daughter and her classmates. The kids had a fantastic time. The…read moregames are definitely on the older side, but they're all the classics I remember from the arcades at the movie theater growing up. Some of the games were clearly showing their age and some weren't working. For the price, this was a great way for 30 10-11 year olds to spend a couple of hours together.

Alot of cool old video games, perfect place for a party if you have a large amount of people their…read moreprices are great compared to many birthday places! Kids of all ages and adults would have a blast