Seaside, Seaside, Seaside... I moved there when I was three, and if you grew up around that salty…read moreair and carnival glare, you know exactly what Funland means to me. My mom was a die-hard Ms. Pac-Man slinger back in the day, and my brother and I would burn through quarters like we were trying to keep the Oregon economy alive. The place still carries that old-school magic classic skee-ball lanes, the photo booth that's been snapping goofy faces for decades, and enough blinking lights to make a grown man feel like a kid again. Old games, new games bells ring, tickets sing, and nostalgia swings. Now these days your fun card works over at the rides too, and let me tell you something about those bumper cars. The track looks small... but those little devils spin, bang, and ricochet like a bar fight on roller skates. Fast, loud, and chaotic in other words, perfect. I always run a few laps there, but this trip I talked my wife into the Tilt-A-Whirl, that beautiful old beast that feels like it's been spinning folks silly since the 1920s. You know the one with the operator stick push forward and she flies, pull back and those cars start spinning like a politician dodging questions. By the time it really got going, we were holding on for dear life. I was laughing. My wife... not so much. Now I'll admit something bittersweet. Seaside isn't quite the little carnival town it used to be. They tore out the old roller coaster, a bunch of rides, and even that little snow cone shack at the end. These days it's more shops, more crowds, more folks than a church picnic on payday. But even with all that... Seaside still holds the crown on the Oregon coast. The beach cuts the wind just right, the Prom is perfect for a long walk, Broadway's buzzing, and the Turnaround still feels like the center of the whole show. So here's the rhyme and the reason, the simple seaside truth: Walk the Prom, hear the gulls cry, smell the salt in the air. Play some games, crash some cars, spin 'til you don't care. Drop a few bucks, laugh all day, let the good times expand Because a trip to Seaside just ain't complete... without a little time at Funland. Five stars. Still the king of coast-town fun.

Terrible experience -- be very cautious…read more Be careful using your credit card at this place. I purchased a $10, and somehow a recurring $-0 monthly charge was later added to my card without my knowledge or consent. Now I have to go through the hassle of disputing it with my credit card company. I strongly recommend avoiding this place, or at the very least, paying cash and closely reviewing your receipts and statements.

Great fun for just 50 cents a game!…read more It's like playing bingo, but you're in charge of the row you create.

Our resort has a game room but it can be overwhelmed with screaming teenagers and there are no…read moreprizes. Seaside has a lot to do and see all within walking distance of our resort. There is an arcade just a block away from us. With a teen in tow, we found ourselves feeling youthful and wanting some video game time. After buying some game cards, we played and laughed the whole time. I barely beat my Wife at air hockey. I played my niece at Mario Cart. It was a ton of fun. We had a great time.

When it is a bit windy or cold this is a fun place to come. A bit pricey, but fun nonetheless. It…read moremakes memories for the kids and family. I would do it again.

I haven't been in Seaside, Oregon for a while. Came here for the Corn Dogs and watched the Bumper…read moreCars while we waited. We've always loved this little carnival spot. Corn Dogs, Bumper Cars, Mini-Golf, what else can you ask for? The bonus for us was,we were staying across the street. The Corn Dogs were busy. We happily waited watching Bumper Cars. It really brought back memories of being at the State Fair. The Bumper Cars were awesome and so were the Corn Dogs.

Uber American classic. If you want to relive the carny experience of Americana circa 1930-1960,…read morethis is it. A great place to get out of the rain

We love coming here!…read more Putt Putt Golf Tilt a Whirl Bumper Cars Pronto Pups What more could a family or fun date "not like" about this place! We play the mini golf every time we can. The 10th hole is the best, may you win the prize! Rain, heat wave or dark of night... you may play! We like the big open front and convince of it being on Broadway on the 1st block off the beach. It's an easy walk to grab a "Pronto Pup" and a drink then head back to a beach side bench... It's fun to see the families who like us, have come here over the years enjoying good old-time fun! Spotlessly clean and friendly staff! The "Ten Tiny Tees Golf" is part of the Funland Arcade and you may use your gaming card in both locations.

4.5 stars... well, let's call it four and a half with a raised eyebrow…read more Time's Theater and Public House has been part of my life since I was three years old. Three. I couldn't tie my shoes, but I could sit in that theater and stare at that big glowing screen like it was the second coming of Hollywood. From childhood all the way to 18, that place wasn't just a theater it was a landmark. It's iconic. It's got bones. It's got stories in the walls. I remember walking in one time and the screen was down, sports blasting on that big canvas like God intended. That's how you use a theater, folks. You don't buy a cowboy hat to hang it on the wall you wear it. Same principle. Now listen, they've fixed up the bathrooms . Nobody wants to change "historic" restrooms. Some things should stay nostalgic. Some things should not. The food? On point. Service? Solid. Decor? Still has that old-school charm that makes you feel like you're part of something bigger than just lunch and a beer. But here's where I tilt my glass and squint a little. Last few times we've gone in, that big beautiful screen is nowhere to be seen. Instead, we're staring at giant stainless steel beer kegs stretched across the back like industrial art. Not everybody came to admire a 10-foot aluminum torpedo. Drop the screen, man. Let it shine. It's a theater. If I wanted to stare at storage containers, I'd tour a shipping yard. And here's the kicker we walked in at lunch, only a couple folks inside. By the time we left? Elbow to elbow. Packed out. The business is hopping. Which tells me you're doing a lot right. I just think when you've got that kind of space and that kind of history, you let the screen fly. Give the people the ambiance. Don't buzzkill the magic with beer tanks. I love the place. I'll keep coming back. But pull that screen down and let it do what it was born to do. That's worth half a star right there.

We were visiting Seaside and trying to check out places we had not visited before. I am glad we…read morewalked in. We only went in for drinks, but the place does sell food. I am into lagers and they had more than 1! Yay! I usually am only finding one at different places. I had a sampler tray and got all of the lagers. The place has a huge theater-sized screen and they were playing a game on the screen. The lights are kept on so don't think it is an actual movie theater style. They have tables. The drinks were good and the atmosphere was nice. I will go back. ... .. ..... .. ....

Games are fun but expensive and no one works there or is there to redeem tickets...we played a…read moredecent amount for 40$ but it was a bit strange.

my husband and I come to Seaside very regularly. the last time we were there, I wanted to stop at a…read moreshop in the outlet center and my husband was going to go to the Funtastic Arcade. He went to the "token machine" that puts you deposited money onto a card for playtime. My husband received a card but there was nothing on it. The machine also kept t cash that was inserted into the machine. My husband then tried to make sure he had gone through the process properly and he had. He then knocked a few times on the staff door to talk to someone...no one was there. I could not find a phone number to call, only an email address. On October 11th, I sent them an email explaining what happened and that I was demanding a refund or I would go everywhere I could and write a negative review. on October 21 at 10:42pm i received an email asking g for my Venmo information for a refund. I provided the information on October 22 at 3:42am. As I write this on October 30 at 5:51am, no refund has been given yet. Now we understand that things happen, but this is VERY BAD business especially in an area that is directed at tourism as a latge part of the city's economy. Please save yourself the headache and go to the arcade/gaming rooms somewhere else. DO NOT go to the Funtastic arcade. It WAS NOT fun and they stole our money.

A whopping 5 arcade games in a little room does not equal an arcade. However, little kids under 8…read moremight think this was cool for about 30 minutes. With all of the tourists and half of them being kids, I would think there would be a better arcade in this location.

What an insult to the Fultanos name! Please quit serving the public! I guess this is the food you…read moreget when no one cares. - -We ordered a large----we got a medium -Beef taco pizza? The worst excuse for one I've ever had. -Clearly the owner doesn't care.....and that translates to the workers.....who care even less. No pride....poor character....doing their job is obviously an irritant, and it shows. Absolutely horrible. If you want good pizza, GO TO WARRENTON FULTANOS!!!! Gearhart bowl is spitting on the name.

We had a great experience! Clean and updated bowling alley! Food was good for the price! Polite…read moreservice. We would bowl and eat here again. We got nachos, salad, etc

What a great museum and full of Seaside History. We were pleasantly surprised and impressed, the…read moredocents were knowledgeable and very friendly. Donations accepted but not required

Our experience at the Seaside Museum and Historical Society was delightful. We were met by friendly…read morepeople who answered all our questions . The museum has had a recent facelift and is very informative. It was fun to learn the history of Seaside and to experience it today. We recommend a visit .

This was a nice little local museum…read more The cost was free with a $3 recommended donation. The museum had a tiny private parking lot. You start out in a small gift shop where there are some books and various local items for purchase. You continue on to the exhibit area, and get to read about Canon Beach's history in the form of a timeline. The presentations also had cones that provided audio in Spanish. When we visited, a couple of the exhibits were in progress, but the newer timeline presentations looked really sharp in comparison to the couple of older displays they still had available. The museum made an effort for some interactive displays as well, There were a couple of telephones where you could listen to fabricated accounts of people of a certain time, and then there was also a small room in the back that was set up like an Indian long house that encouraged kids to play in it. There was another room in the back that had a quilt / art display in it. Based on the older reviews, it doesn't sound like this display ever rotates. There were a couple of options for sitting on benches while reading the displays. You could do this place in under an hour.

Worth a stop once if you're in the area just to see the Cannon that the area is named after…read more Interesting reading on the Indian tribes who were there and the geological reasons for Haystack but it's a very small museum. Free but donations accepted.