This place is a great spot for a family outing and also special needs friendly. Our special needs…read moreadult day program visited this week. The guy who worked there had a great personality. He was helpful, respectful, patient, and had a huge smile. It was our first visit, and everyone in the group loved it! Thank you for making this outing a success! The place was well maintained and reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend.

Cute indoor spot, good for maybe ages 8/9 or younger her. The mini golf is very basic, but my 8yo…read moreloved the black lights and Halloween decor. Arcade was ok too, most games around $1 to play.

I usually have a good time going to Main Event and we enjoyed their $40 for $20 game card special…read moreas well as the Kids Eat Free on Tuesdays this time. However, this location really missed the mark all around. The bowling and games in particular are not well-maintained. - Food: We ordered the cheese stuffed crust pizza but they later told us the kitchen had run out (even though it was 6:30pm at the beginning of the week). The seasonal fruit that came with the kids meal was a very meager portion of 2 tiny watermelon pieces. - Bowling: They initially gave us Lane 5 but the right bumper was stuck in the up position. The worst part was that they admitted they knew that it was broken. On top of that, just a short while later, they gave the same lane to a new group!! I couldn't believe it. They reassigned us to Lane 6, which also had a broken bumper (half of the left bumper was gone). - Games: many of the games were broken and we wasted game points on them. The VR headset kept getting loose when we tried to put it in the tightest position. The basketball game to the very right didn't register points. The soccer game was not working at all. The bouncing tile game was missing tiles. One of the large basketball games got the balls stuck in the net. Overall, I would not recommend this location and would try to avoid it if I could.

This is my 3rd year bringing my Summer Camp kids. It is big and of course very loud due to so many…read moregroups of kids there. We ran into several problems. (1) The bowling ball kept getting jammed which delayed our game on lanes 13 & 14. Our 3rd lane had no problems. (2) I was asked if I wanted my group to eat 30 minutes early due to them having a larger group that will be eating the same time as us, (we made reservations), (3) I was told they would get our order for which kids wanted pepperoni or cheese pizza, then they young lady told me I did not select it on my reservation; however, I told her I was told we would give our selection before you cooked the food, (4) the Air Hockey pucks did not come out when we swiped the cards to play and the balls did not come out for Skee Ball. It was very disappointing and I had the arcade game problems last summer with my camp. We will go to other choices of this same venue going forward.

My family and I travel around the east coast visiting classic arcades whenever we can. Portal…read morePinball Arcade is just okay compared to many other arcades. Let's start with the good. They have a decent variety of pinball machines. They also have classic arcade games. They offer a variety of beers and snack which is nice. They also have lots of seating and stools. Stools are great because you can play while you sit which is great. Now for the bad. If you're looking for a classic arcade feel this is not the place. It's so quiet! Really all we heard was the ambient music (80s-90s hair bands which I love) but not why I'm here. Classic arcades are filled with the sounds of the games. Sadly there was little of that. Many of the video games had volume so low we couldn't hear them at all. The ones we could we had to strain to hear it. Also the upkeep of the games was not great. The terminator gun didn't work well at all, QBert was down, The Simpsons was down, dig dug was down. Star Wars was a 1-up system you can buy at Walmart and worn out, terrible experience. Many of the joy sticks were in need of maintenance as well. The Neo-Geo was not a MVS but rather a poor emulator that had color problems and terrible video tearing plus awful audio. Let's talk about the pinball machines. Most were modern machines that are still available for purchase. I saw a couple older ones but there was no information provided about the age. Overall this just okay. Many of the machines are not taken care of and this really ruins the experience for gamers.

I showed up to Portal Pinball Arcade completely on a whim after seeing a Facebook event. No plan…read more Pure "what the heck" energy. And honestly? Best accidental decision I've made all week. Flippin' Ladies Night was a blast. Amazing humans, great vibes, and enough pinball to activate my inner feral arcade goblin in the best way possible. Here's what I loved: you pay for time, not per game. Which means unlimited pinball + arcade chaos while sipping drinks from the bar, vibing to good music, and making new friends between flippers. It's basically a retro playground for grownups who still love buttons that go clack. The atmosphere is welcoming, fun, and delightfully unpretentious. One minute you're strangers, the next minute you're cheering each other on like you've been in a league together for years. I came in spontaneous... next time I might actually plan ahead because WOW. Also, firm believer in this life rule: if it's not a hell yes, it's a hell no. Well friends... this place is a HELL YES. 10/10 would wander in again. Bring friends. Make friends. Flip everything.

This location was previously a solid 3/5 stars: it's a split-focus family entertainment place. They…read moreoffer the Kids Bowl Free program, which we have enjoyed for three years now, although this year the service has dropped phenomenally. Of the 5 visits this summer, 4 of them have required calling for support on the bumpers, most often resulting in having to change lanes, even after mentioning as we were booking a lane that we need one that has working bumpers. I get this - it's an older facility, and I've watched grown men hurl bowling balls at the bumpers for kicks and giggles, but the basic attitude of the workers here has been difficult. The actual techs try to keep things working, and when one is actually on staff while we are there they get things going pretty quickly. If one is not on staff, though, the majority of workers report they just started, and based on how often I see new faces there I don't think that's an excuse. For whatever reasons, this location struggles to retain staff. I get it: it's a bowling alley, but apparently whoever runs this bowling alley is not hiring and/or training adequately. We typically make an evening out of our visits with food and often games as well, which is why I'm a little surprised that no real effort is made to retain us as patrons. At this point, I might as well just drive to the closer Cherokee Lanes and save a few cents on gas for the same lack of quality. ______________ In the wee hours of the morning after I posted this review, a third-party, off-shore account "replied" to my review, leaving a broken link to something called momo. The name and picture match someone listed for Stars and Strikes on LinkedIn but had the boilerplate language of a copy and paste. This is consistent with what we have experienced in Woodstock - a company that is not investing in hiring and training locally or handling complaints with honesty and accuracy.

Fun bowling alley/arcade. Pretty typical high prices. We went early so it wasnt too crowded when we…read morearrived. Food was very expensive. All the kids running around unattended at the arcade by the entrance made me nervous. Alot of weird guys hanging around.

10/10 my favorite arcade in the Cobb area. Such a cool & unique set of game. All the staff is super…read morehelpful & friendly. It's very affordable & lots of fun.

Awesome place, for being in the mall they have a pretty good selection of machines, and the workers…read morethere are super friendly too, one of them even helped us by rearranging some of the claw machines because the prizes were in really bad positions and they were able to get the prizes into a better orientation to actually make winning some of them feasible. And $20 for 80 points was a great deal too. Definitely want to come back again in the future, would love it if they got a four player racing game!

Fun place to hang out with friends or partner. Have a lot of experiences for you to try.read more

They are open! For all you retro gamers! $10.99 to play all day! Come and go as you please! Cool…read morefun place to meet up and hang out! I see potential for future Anime meets as well! Come check out the huge arcade room featuring old and new games. Private rooms are available to rent out to have fun and play video games with your friends! I'm in love with all the decor and memorabilia throughout the place!

This is not a sever you a meal theater but it is right next to the 36 hole min golf course…read more It does have a wide array of snacks for purchase including some beer and wine choices. The theater has lazy boy fully reclining and heated seats. It was a big theater and was not stuffed full giving plenty of room. People were nice and the place was very clean. It was also the cheapest movie theater I have been to in a long time! Very well done!

Stumbled upon this theatre on an outing. We decided to see 'Him' and really enjoyed the experience…read more We paid $7 per ticket, which was amazing for a Saturday afternoon. We ordered from concessions, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The food prices were amazing as well. The seats in the theater were small, but overall, the experience was great. Very nostalgic and refreshing compared to going to large corporations.

Family had a blast here. (Kids hated the sunny weather though). We enjoy the mini golf course and…read morethe arcade area. Staff was cool and helpful when we had our money taken by one of the machines. Definitely will be another visit when it's cooler outside

If I could give negative, I would have! TERRIBLE! Terrible! Terrible!…read more This was supposed to be one of the happiest days of the year -- my little nephew's birthday. Instead, Mountasia turned it into a complete disaster that left us stressed, embarrassed, and heartbroken. From the start, it was chaos. They wrote down the wrong date, so when we arrived, it looked like we were the ones unprepared. Imagine showing up with excited kids and family only to feel like you're the problem when you did everything right. The party room wasn't ready until an hour late, the food came out way behind schedule, and the cake -- the centerpiece of the whole celebration -- was delayed so long that some guests gave up and left before even seeing it. The children were restless, confused, and disappointed. There was no service whatsoever. We didn't get the water bottles we paid for, staff disappeared when we needed them most, and instead of enjoying the party, we were running around begging for help. I couldn't even focus on the kids. My heart sank when my nephew fell and started bleeding because I was busy chasing staff down instead of being there with him. That's the kind of day it was. To make matters worse, when the food finally came, staff acted like it was a burden to serve the chicken we had chosen. They literally said, "Most people just order pizza." If you can't serve what you advertise, then don't put it on the menu. We paid for it -- we deserved it without the attitude. Even something as small as buying a plush toy turned into a 30-minute wait at an empty register because, apparently, "they're short on staff." And the final blow? My sister called management afterwards, desperate for some kind of acknowledgment or apology. Instead, she was mocked. They told her she "wasn't clear," sarcastically wished her "good luck getting a refund," refused to give their names, pretended to be managers, and then hung up on her. Who does that to a parent after ruining a child's birthday? I cannot express the disappointment and sadness we felt. We paid for a party package, but what we got was stress, humiliation, and tears. My nephew deserved joy, laughter, and celebration. Instead, Mountasia took that away from him and from us. Please -- if you love your children, if you respect your family and your time, stay far, far away from this place. They don't just ruin parties, they ruin memories that you can never get back.