Networking fun! Plenty of parking. They have an arcade, rock wall, and go karts!! Next door is a…read morelaser tag arena too. We had small bites to snack on and mingle then some karting. It was fun, they don't really explain what to do other than don't bump. They also can stop the cars at anytime. It was a good time! Came in second. And in the words of Ricky Bobby if you're not first you're last lol

A nice arena to do go karting with some friends, the track is nothing special and has some sharp…read moreturns. They don't have any seating etc inside the arena, everything is outside , you also can't hang your coats anywhere but there Is a couple of lockers inside. They try to keep things clean with head sock and sanitizing of helmets but they don't seem to actually sanitize the helmets at all. The process of starting/ finishing race is confusing because they don't give you any guidance but still fun overall.

Feels like I'm bowling back in the 90's. The amount of money they make there is uncanny you'd feel…read morelike the place would be nice. Both bathrooms are rundown and smell like piss and sewer every time I've gone in there. Draft beer is flat. Miller Lite cans are $5.50 for a 16 oz (THATS CRAZY). I could buy two meals anywhere else for the price they are charging for theirs. Gatorades are almost $5! Ball racks are the same as 20 years ago and the trim is coming off the back of the floor. I could go on and on. Bottom line is they are making hand over foot and not putting anything back into the place.

My daughters and I stopped by on 8/13/20 to pass some time together. I was looking forward to the…read moreexperience because Heisters was a place I spent much of my teenage/20-something years. While it was a fun time together, and we spent a few hours bowling, the atmosphere was rather run down and outdated. The shoes were overly worn, and frayed, having seen much better days. The decor looked the same as about 20+ years ago. The place was not crowded at all which was nice in a way of not being crowded with social distancing in place... but on the other hand it was disheartening as I remember it being one of THE places to be. If you're interested in a quiet and slower pace without worrying about aesthetics, give it a go as it will definitely be what you're looking for as we had a wonderful time and experienced no difficulties with the equipment. Everything ran smoothly and the customer service was friendly. If you're needing something that's aesthetically pleasing in your surroundings, I'd suggest seeking an alternative so you're not detracting from an otherwise positive experience.

Golden Eagle Comics & Games since my last review has moved out of the mall and into a complex in…read morethe former Malls parking lot, next to Schuylkill Valley Sports. Parking can be a minor issue, as the parking lot in front of the shop is a dead end, and it it's full you will need to turn around and park in the mall parking lot next to the shop. Shop is reasonably large, but not as big as the old location. Has a fair new pull and wall book selection. Longbox selection is good, with a few cheap boxes spread around the shop. Toys and collectibles are light. Golden Eagle seems to concentrate now on Magic: The Gathering with a somewhat large selection. During my stop, a Magic tournament was ongoing, making the shop a little crowded. There is additional gaming space in the back, separate from the main shop. Employees were helpful during my visit, answering several questions. Overall, I'd call this shop a 3.5, but rounding it up to a 4, and worth a stop.

I typically like to visit comic shops when I visit an area. So for this reason, I drove to…read morefairgrounds mall to visit this shop. The selection seems to be ok if not a little on the conventional side. There are tons of tables everywhere in the back which immediately told me this store is much more dedicated to the Magic geeks than the comic geeks, like me. This is a real turn off for me as these types of shops usually support more of the card business in this day. More money in that, I guess. So when I asked the counter monkeys for certain non big two books, they looked at me like I spoke a different language. So that confirmed my card thoughts. Bottom line is, this is a Magic store first that just happens to have a large inventory of comic back issues. They clearly do well with their card tournament because they are still open in a lightly travelled mall. The service seems friendly enough and probably knows a ton about Magic cards. Maybe they lack the comic knowledge. If you want Marvel or DC or Magic cards and live near the mall, this might be a decent option. Otherwise, I might try the store in town. They seem to know comics a little better.

I love taking my daughter here . We have a blast every time . Sometimes it can be pricey but worth…read morethe bonding experience .

I have tried and tried to suggest bringing in better beer. It's not that hard. For some reason the…read moreowner's daughter is the one that picks the beer and from what I understand, she doesn't even drink beer. Red Robin has great cold beer. How hard is it. The bar is always empty because the beer sucks. I feel sorry for the bartender.

Challenge Arcade is located in the Berkshire Mall's Boscov's Wing. Challenge is an old school…read morequarter arcade, but unlike those older arcades, it's got a nice open layout with machines placed against the walls. They have a fair number of machines, largely from the 1980's/1990's/2000's. Generally, the machines are well maintained. Machines that stood out to me include Die Hard Arcade, Mortal Kombat II, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time, and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. They also have the usual selection of classics and a pool table, but the pinball selection is small. If they choose to expand in the future, there is plenty of room for additional machines. My biggest concern with the arcade would be the turnover in machines I've seen so far, with some rare and interesting machines already gone from the arcade that made it stand out. Challenge Arcade has been a nice addition to the Berkshire Mall that makes a stop at the mall more worthwhile.

Great game selection! Always something new every time I go. The atmosphere is also nice. Not many…read morereal arcades like this around!

I like to browse collectible stores, but unfortunately there seems to be a dearth of local places…read morethat have toys from the 90s and 2000s that I usually look for. So, Symbiote was such a lucky surprise! I didn't expect to find this figure here! I collect toys of this one specific character so I couldn't pass it up. They even gave me a small discount which was cool. Totally worth going to if you're a collector of more niche stuff, you never know what you might find. It might be the only place in the area that has a good selection from the timeframe I'm interested in.

Awesome customer service, and a great variety of collectibles. My kid loves looking at all the…read moredifferent toys, and I love seeing the toys from when I was a kid.

Great movie Theater! My son & I went to fairgrounds theater to watch HOPPER, and it was all very…read moregood. The only let down I had was the pizza .

Friendly staff. Comfortable seats that recline. Plenty of options for snacks, food, beverages, and…read moreeven alcoholic beverages The seats could use some upholstery touch ups. A lot of the most used head rests are looking pretty beat up and same for some of the cup holders. The theater has occasional technical issues and power outages but I imagine any movie theater does... The AMC app is great. I love being able to get tickets and choose my seating in advance. Well maintained facility overall - especially considering the number of moviegoers going through the building and theaters The parking lot has handicap spots and the building is handicap accessible with large doorways and handicap seating and spaces in the theaters. The lobby has a couple claw machine games and a photo booth. A few of the theaters regularly play movies in 3D - 3D glasses provided for those specific movies

I purchased a PSP 3000 along with a game and the game came without the white cover, which is…read morecompletely useless at that point. Then the game console was unusable! On the manual it said I can get a refund or a replacement. I asked for a replacement and they said they'll give me a refund, fine, then weeks later they said they can't give me a refund at all. They sent me a new PSP which thankfully worked, but they made me pay for express shipping, which I wasn't aware of until I had to go to the post office to get the console. Not to mention when you email the help desk they take forever to respond back and when they do, they give you ChatGPT responses which don't align with the questions you asked.

Total rip-off. Ordered two refurbished Wireless PS3 Controllers on Dec 26, 2025 (order #710697)…read morefrom retrovgames.com--supposedly with a 1-year warranty and 30-day refunds. Got them Jan 3, 2026, and both were broken: one spams ghost inputs, the other has a wobbly left thumbstick that floats and drifts. Tried fixing it: Emailed help@retrovgames.com Jan 4--nothing. Called their joke of a line (423-873-8768) Jan 8, 20, & 26 (loops to voicemail then drops). Two shady callbacks from masked WA number (206-589-3852) fed me "wait longer" BS and "email in spam" excuses, plus a Jan 21 reply demanding I resend "lost" details (while answering the original). Silence since--classic scam dodging. Don't waste your money; they're drop-shipping garbage and ghosting. I hit them with a with BBB inquiry and Amex claim, they shouldn't be in business. Wish I had checked their reviews first.