Where to begin? From the initial bells and arcade sounds, to the lights! Every machine was working…read moreperfectly and each had their own theme. The owner Bob was so nice and took some time to tell me about some of his favorite games. I can't wait to come back! Get it? Back! Great place! Plow.

For a long time the only places where you could play video games in arcades for the most part were…read moreDave & Busters or some run down beach spot. But over the past decade or so there has been a resurgence in arcades with retro old school video games and pinball. I've been to a few of them in NJ, NY and FL. Some are better than others in terms of parking, prices and variety of games. The better ones like Siverball in Asbury Park thrive and the clueless ones like the Museum in Daytona Beach close. The quality and selection of games at Village are top notch. There are some real gems like Fireball, Liberty Bell and The Who inspired Pinball Wizard machine (I wish they had my favorite which is 8 Ball Deluxe). Everything looks great and ran great. Probably the youngest machine in the arcade is Pac-Man and that has to be pushing 40 years old. While there were people coming in and out things never got overly crowded so as to be uncomfortable (although speaking of uncomfortable it is hot as hell inside but such is to be expected in July). What's not good about Village? The change situation. The machines of course take quarters. Unless you're bringing rolls of quarters with you, you're going to need change made for you. While Village has a single change machine on site, it only takes 1's and 5's. And in regards to those bills they should be on the crisper-newer side or else that change machine is not going to take them easily. Several people this past Sunday (self included) were fighting the thing to take bills. To expound further on this change issue, there is no ATM at the arcade or that I could see at any of the shops in the village. While there are a few other shops next door they will not make change for you which is rather inconvenient when the nearest place you're directed to is a 10 minute drive. When I say directed I don't mean by the owner or anyone at the arcade as no one fitting that description was seen in the hour we were there. That info was given by the girls next door in the ice cream shop who told me they tell people about that all the time. If you go: The arcade is open 12-5 on Saturday and Sunday only. Parking is across the street in a few lots that are shared by all of the shops in the village. As other have mentioned, all of the machines are 2 plays per quarter. While that would seem easy enough to remember if you walk around you will almost certainly find multiple machines with plays still left on them. While my review total might seem harsh, note that it's only directed at the change situation which I see as a bad business decision by the owner. I would have spent twice as much if there would have been a feasible way. The machines and set up are fabulous but as a first time visitor you're sort of set up to fail unless you know someone directly who has been here so that they can tell you exactly what you need to bring. Oh well, maybe next time.

A great place to stop in for a coffee drink and light fare. The staff is very friendly and helpful.read more

Shy Guys Arcade in Royersford is a really cool spot if you're into retro gaming or just want a fun…read moreplace to hang out. They have a great selection of classic arcade machines plus some newer setups, including a Switch 2 and old school Nintendo games from the 90s. The best part is it's only $8 an hour for unlimited play, which is honestly a great deal. When we went, we basically had the whole arcade to ourselves, so it was easy to move around and try everything. The staff was super friendly and welcoming they even interacted with my 2 year-old and made her feel included too. The cafe area was nice too. We only grabbed drinks and a muffin, but that muffin was really good, which is way better than I expected from an arcade cafe. Overall, it's a fun place to spend some time, relax, and revisit some childhood memories. Definitely recommend checking it out.

If you have a love for all things Lego, whether you be a kid or an adult...go to Legoland! We had a…read moreblast! When you walk in you're greeted with Legos everywhere. Multiple Lego building stations are all over the complex. You can add your creation to a community build or make your own design. There was a this Lego monorail that went around the front of the building and at certain points you could interact with the scenes at each station stop. Our favorite part was the VR Lego roller coaster ride, that felt pretty real and at the end you got to personalize your own mini brick. There was so much to do that you could fill a day of play.

For the price you pay, I feel like there should be more for you to explore and do. It's very…read moreexpensive. The activity pack with the stampers; there is no ink, and you can hardly see the imprint of a stamp. The laser maze, didn't work all that well. When you would hit start, it would do anything. And when you would hit stop, it wouldn't stop it would still be calculating your time and lessening your score. The snack stand was suppose to be open, it was indeed CLOSED!! And the flooring, where it goes from the hard surface to the incline of soft cushion type flooring. That is dangerous, we constantly kept tripping over it. You should have signs there saying watch your step. Because I've noticed other parents tripping over it as well too.

What a fun place! The painting rooms unleash your creativity and the smash rooms are great to…read morealleviate stress! Can't wait to try the ax throwing!! The staff is so kind and really seem happy to be there.

I had such a great time at ISmash it was honestly so much fun! The staff was amazing and super…read morehelpful, and everything from the waiver process to getting started was really smooth and easy. The atmosphere was exciting, and I'll definitely be coming back. If I had to suggest a couple small improvements, I'd say adding some music could make it even more fun, and the lighting could be a bit more dynamic with different colored LEDs or a more moody vibe. It was also a little loud at times with glass breaking and axes being thrown, which is understandable, and the tables are pretty close to the throwing area so we sometimes had to move out of the way. Overall though, I loved it and had an awesome experience I'll definitely be back!

My group of 5 with another group of 3 for first 2 rooms and another group of 2 for the second room…read moreonly had a great time! Candy Factory is personally my favorite of the 4 currently and Shipwreck is a close second. The clues and rhythm work so well here. The game master we had ran the game so well and was a great communicator with my group of friends (and friends of friends too.). Clean bathrooms and well run. Apparently they have a treehouse theme which is not offered or no longer offered presently. I also forgot to add that this is the first room I ran into that used camp lanterns and not flashlights. Camp lanterns is the way to go.

Favorite escape room we've tried! The Candy Factory is challenging but doable. We finished with a…read moreminute to spare and the clue master was very helpful. Will definitely be back to try the Shipwrecked room.

Great addition to a New Hope-Lambertville visit! The Del-Vue Arcade is a decent sized gaming…read more"club" housed in the old Del-Vue Cleaners building. The girl working the front was very friendly and explained everything to us. Their games conveniently operate on a card system that you can add credits to. They had a mix of retro arcade games, pool tables, GP Moto Racing, pinball machines, several crane games, skee ball, air hockey, foosball, basketball games, a jukebox, Photo Booth, punching bag, shooting games and more. For $20 each my kids received enough credits to play almost all of the games and time with the crane games. The crane games had prizes and candy in them. There was a stage area for multi-player games, but the Olympics were on the 10 foot screen at the time. They also had a lounge area with a TV and board games. The bathroom was clean and well maintained. We were happy to see this arcade come to the area. It provided a much needed break from the heat while walking around New Hope-Lambertville! Thanks guys and best of luck!!

I go to the arcade almost weekly, the staff are awesome and the games are great. There are people…read morethere but it's not overwhelmingly noisy too. I've been going here since it opened and don't even need a card to enjoy the place. I definitely recommend if you are in the Lambertville/New hope area. Whether it be for arcade games, or for just hanging out with friends and family, this place is awesome.

5 Stars ALL THE WAY!! Beautifully laid out and organized in…read morea pretty building. The female worker was very friendly and accommodating. The memorabilia, stories and displays were top notch. A MUST for a 3 stooges fan. Bonus: As you leave the parking lot on the right is a driveway to a nice restaurant serving lunch and dinner. This restaurant is not affiliated with the Stoogeum but was a hit for us after driving 3 hrs to the museum. And if you a senior this restaurant offers a discount.

I went with two other knuckleheads, and we thoroughly enjoyed the visit. The museum has an amazing…read morecollection of Stoogeiana, with endless artifacts showing the Stooges' influence on American culture. Posters, bobbleheads, buttons, and more fill cabinets and display cases. One of the highlights was a wall covered in comic strips referencing the Stooges, everything from political satire to just plain goofiness. There were fact-filled notices at the exhibits that explained well the origins of the Stooges, their interactions with Hollywood stars, their lifestyles and health challenges, and much more. Highly recommended for Stooges fans. Even those with a passing interest in them should find a lot to like.

Half the stars because we had half experience and can't properly rate it. Carousel is in a great…read morelocation. Bathroom access outside the waterpark. It's in a spot right next to a small town waterpark, playground and picnic tables. Lots of shade and parking. It's in a closed up building so we couldn't even see it. There are date specific times in 2021. Sorry we missed it. There is also a very tasty pizza place called Bravos, maybe 1/4 mile down the road from parking.

An amazing Perkasie tradition! This carousel is one of only ~150 still operating in the United…read moreStates. It's only open 10 days a year (usually spring and summer). If you have the chance, make sure to stop by! Rides are only $0.35. Absolutely a must for kids!!