great place. good people and staff. really like it. nothing fancy just goof wholesome food and…read moreservice. i enjoy the place.

The ambiance from yesteryear is gone, but still a decent place to visit. BE AWARE NO HANDICAP…read moreACCESS at Any entrance!

Our family had a blast at Flower City Amusements. The one price admission for unlimited games…read moreallowed us all to play for hours on a Saturday evening. The game selection is varied: arcade games, pinball, darts, tabletop. We were able to find something for everyone. The location itself is small but it never felt crowded. It was very busy on a Saturday evening but we had the chance to play every game we wanted. It was the owners birthday and they had a 20% off special for this reason. The owner was very kind and happy to welcome us. Wonderful business and fun for all!

Nostalgic little hidden gem in Penfield! Great place to enjoy arcade games, amusements, and…read morepinball, while also offering reasonably priced "snack bar" treats. Owner and his family are local and have been in the amusement business for 80+ years! Only $10 for all you can play! No quarters needed! Bring your kids out to enjoy where today's video games originated from :)

Great customer service here from Josh I believe that was his name The guy real knew his stuff tho…read more Family friendly and very quiet lil place. Probably be lit after dark or whenever it gets crowded. They are also part of a lil keepsake/souvenir shop. It also has a great food service are.

Great place but The children running the games are very slow and seems like they don't careread more

What a fun little day adventure! Fall foliage train ride on a crisp but sunny October day!…read more Ticket purchase was on line and for $25, what a deal! Showed up at the station early and was able to get some cute pictures. We were seated in the last car then noticed there was an outdoor car as well! We ended up sitting outside for the entire trip. There's no assigned seating in the back so it worked out great! Round trip is about 2h20m. And they run different things seasonally between Arcade and Attica. Would come back!

The Fall Foliage tour on Oct 13, 2024 was a little disappointing, but no one can plan far enough…read moreahead on weather. Although a cold and often rainy day for us, we had a fun and nostalgic ride with old engine #18, the only operational steam engine in New York State. Windows steamed up, which further muted any fall colors. The open air car would not have had that problem, but I was not that adventuress. Arcade, NY is less than an hour from downtown Buffalo. A pleasant drive, and lots of fall foliage to see en route. I estimate the number of passengers that day for our tour time slot was about 200. There is one ladies rest room in the depot, nothing in train cars. The rest room, a 2-seater, is down a narrow hall. Anyone with a walker or any mobility device cannot get in the line or else no one can get out. And, following a tour, the line is L O N G. Definitely a need for more facilities. No idea about the men's rooms. The train ride is a little over 2 hours in length. About half way, we had a stop for possible rest room or food (chilidogs). The lines were so long for this 20 minute or so stop that I never even saw the building. But I did get a penny flattened by #18 as it repositioned on a side track to take the train back the way we had come. An interesting and informative experience-- though often difficult to hear the conductor's travelogue above the clamor of hundreds of people and their several noisy children. I thought if I have the chance I will suggest that the conductor ask for people's attention before his narrative. (This is my chance.) Speaking of children. we had four wonderfully polite and considerate children in our car. They were mostly bored. You want nice weather for children to go on a slow moving train ride for two hours. At least in sunshine and clear windows, there'd be more to look at outside. But, as I say, these kids entertained themselves with being helpful wherever they could and in delightful conversation with other passengers. Kudos to the parents. Train goes rain or shine. That's a caveat that's worth keeping in mind. If weather ends up forbidding your plans, at least the ticket cost goes to a good cause: The Arcade & Attica Railroad affords a short trip into the 19th and 20th centuries of passenger rail travel. Especially if old #18 is working, as it was for us. If it is being repaired, your train is pulled by a diesel engine, but the cars still provide a taste of the past.

There is No staff to help with the games or questions! We looked and nothing, after a while we…read morenoticed that's probably why it was empty!

TLDR: Nice employees, but most games are broken…read more I went here to kill some time on a road trip. Employees were nice and friendly (one even gave us extra pixie stix). However, the games were lackluster. Most of the big-ticket games were out of order, and there were more broken games than functioning ones. The big ball claw machine was fun though. My brother and I had 30$ between us, and won a measly 56 tickets. Unless they fix their games, I would not recommend this place, sorry.

Harris Hill is an adorable little amusement park. It truly is a nostalgic gem and perfect for…read morefamilies with little ones. There are six rides appropriate for little kids, from more gentle rides, like the classic carousel to a surprisingly fast spinning cart. Rides are $2.60 each or cheaper if you buy a packet. There were no lines on a nice Saturday, which was another great perk. There's also a mini golf course, arcade with old school games, and a snack bar. Everything is affordable and overall a fun time.

Great place to take young children for kiddie rides and fun for older children at range and go…read morekarts. Batting cages and putt putt plus arcade are fun. Nice gift shop and concession stand inside main building.

On a Saturday afternoon my family of three rented a lane for two games, plus three pairs of rented…read moreshoes for $39, which I thought was a bargain. The bowling alley has a fascinating bit of computing between frames: It will tell you the average speed of your first ball rolling down the lane, and sports screens play highlights of professional league bowlers. The pizza parlor, Rizzos, is adjacent to the bowling alley, and there's a bar in a completely different room, making it more family friendly.

I just can't between the dirty poopy mini golf, the dirty sticky bowling alley, the extreme over…read moreserving of regulars, people thinking it's fun to do burn outs leaving after drinking way beyond the legal limit, long wait times on food that's served cold sometimes, patrons smelling like dirty feet,skunk pot, ashtrays, and oniony beer sweats... I've just never had a decent time and have started telling friends I'm not going there again.

This place is so fun! Make sure you bring cash and are prepared to check your bags/ drinks at the…read moredoor. The games are extremely well maintained and there are so many to choose from! We were visiting from the states on vacation and highly enjoyed our time here together!! Worth having to get cash at the weed dispensary across the street (they do have an ATM but it wasn't working when we arrived!)

Ten dollars a person to get in was an incredible deal for the amount of value that it offered. At…read morefirst I thought I might be there for an hour, but after thinking "one more game" I ended up there for another three and a half hours. I love skee-ball, so that was one thing, but the video-arcade version of beer pong was not something I was expecting. The pinball games ranging from the old school cog version, to the 80s version where computers started to get involved, to the modern ones made just this year showcased a real range. What was incredibly exciting was being able to play a number of Mario Kart arcade game races, that I see for three or four dollars a race at other arcades. Couple that with the incredible food options (Deep fried mac and cheese wedges, deep fried mars bars, deep fried... everything!) and at prices that have you snacking and grazing through the whole thing. It's a great place for kids, too. The only thing is kids need to be out by 8pm. But, there's a lot to do before then.

Great local spot for gamers to hang, relax and game…read more It's essentially a video game cafe! They host lots of Awesome local tournaments too!

From the owner: Welcome to Rochester's premier video game arcade and lounge where we host tournaments, birthday…read moreparties, overnight lock-ins, speed run and high score competitions, viewing parties and more!