AWFUL LANES! Upon paying EXTREMELY OVERPRICED fares for 3 people (66 dollars) OC lanes is a…read morefraction of the price, annoying intolerable music, kids screaming. When confronted for their extremely over oiled lanes, oiled to the point where it was physically impossible to get any spin on the ball, the staff stated that the lanes were so oily because they where just oiled today. This is not an excuse. Lanes being freshly oiled should not be this slippery. The balls were so gross that they could not even be held. Multiple people in our group and on the lanes around us dropped the balls on their approach even when held perfectly. DONT COME HERE!

First round of bowling went amazing. So much fun and we love the touch tunes. However the second…read moreround went very very different. Our lane had malfunctioned and shut down without us knowing. I went to pick up my ball for my round thinking I was getting ready to play. When suddenly a woman with a pink bob screamed and I mean SCREAMED "STOP THROWING MORE BALLS" from the desk and walked away. We then looked and realized the lane was down so we stopped playing and waited. We waited for five minutes when we realized she wasn't letting us know the machine was down but she was actually yelling at us. So we began to put on our shoes when another worker came up to us and said "we didn't know your lane was down. We thought your time was up. That's why she yelled at you. We will give you ten minutes for this." So we got an extra ten minutes in a high anxiety and aggressive environment without an apology from the person who actually yelled at us. We were on edge the rest of the time and decided to leave early anyways. When we turned in our shoes the girl with the pink bob ignored us. On top of this, she had been ignoring customers all night and only talking to other employees. Overall, very very disappointed in this experience as we come here often for fun nights but now it's a little tarnished. I'm really ashamed and embarrassed that such a great environment has such a hostile pink bob in the vicinity.

This was a fun date night! Good beer list, decent cocktails. All the games are free with purchase…read more They offer live music also. We will be back!

Fun bar arcade idea!! This is an arcade with a room full of…read morevintage arcade games pinball machines and skeet ball downstairs and Nintendo, play-stations and sega upstairs! Drinks are a little pricey but all the games are free once you purchase drinks. We went with our adult kids after a dinner out, fun spot for drinks after dinner. Loved that there was a good sprinkling of all generations there. Service was a little disappointing, I'm middle aged now and bartenders were far more interested in servicing the 20-30 yo. Crazy bc I can afford to leave a healthy tip.

Very run down. I could make that course with 20 dollars from Lowe's. Buy a dog house or something,…read morethere obstacles were a PVC pipe it the middle of the hole. Bushes so over grown you need a map to find the benches. And the worst part is how rude the staff members. Do not recommend. You can make a better course on your own backyard

The person working the counter, who I believe was the owner was super nice and accommodating. We…read morehad a group of 6, told us how to save money on our mini golf round, and it gave us extra games on top of it. Mini golf was a great time! Might not be the fanciest, but we had a great time and their prices are extremely reasonable. We will absolutely return.

Kinda upset there wasn't much there and for the fact that it was a place that you have to load a…read morecard in order to play I thought it was suppose to be like a old school arcade but was disappointed glad I didn't make the trip just for that.

Challenging track, fun racing classes for any skill level. Vintage feel, creative ability to build…read moreand customize cars, affordable.

Note: they have a new track of a somewhat simpler but still challenging design. A change in…read moremanagement means that they cannot accept credit cards at this time (cash works best).

One of the last old school arcades left in the area…read more I've been coming here since the early 90's, and it's just as fun today as it was back then. They have endless arcades, pinball machines, redemption games, and kiddie games for all ages to enjoy. They also have air hockey, joust, and mini golf. There's not too much else you could ask for. Go check em out!

Oh boy... I'll be fair to this place because when I looked up "kids activities" this was one of a…read moreVERY small list of places that popped up. The reviews were terrible but for an active toddler needing to burn off some energy, this is what we have. My expectation were pretty low for Mega Play and they basically met them. This is an OLD facility. Visibly it looks dated. Everywhere. There are handwritten signs about pricing all over. No employees monitoring anything really, just a couple working the food counter. It was crowded in the play zone which is where our 15 month old was going. Almost all of the toys are broken, without exception. Seems like they got a lot of stuff from a yard sale and used it. The toys were also visibly dirty. Wife took our daughter to the bathroom and says one of the stalls is missing a door. Come on... use this place as your last resort.

I have to admit that I fell into my superhero fascination much later in life and I came in through…read morethe movies more than the comic books. As a kid, I was completely taken with Batman - the 1966 version. I could watch and talk that Batman for hours. The rest was interesting to me - but I didn't really get a lot of comics as a kid. I did get The Three Stooges comic books - but not much more. As an adult, my appreciation has spread to Daredevil, Black Adam, and the first two Deadpool movies among others. When I walked into the Hall of Heroes in Elkhart, Indiana, I was blown away. The first element of this five-star experience is the off-street parking. That sounds innocuous, but I am a Chicago guy and parking is always a consideration. The next delightful surprise was the price. It was 10 bucks. I had a HoH coupon for a buck off that I had picked up at another museum, the gentleman applied it to my ticket and my buddy's ticket. This gentleman - Allen Stewart - was quick to give us the rundown on the place. He was thorough, before setting us free in the small - but perfectly packed and maintained - museum. The building is divided by Marvel, D.C., and Independents with no one get preferential treatment. This is how a museum should be - just present what you have and let the visitor enjoy. As we worked our way up one aisle and down the next, we saw every kind of action figure you can imagine and some you couldn't. (Who knew they made Hong Kong Fuey action figures?) I got to pose on the bike that Nic Cage rode in "The Ghost Rider," I also got to lay on the Shelby from "Iron Man." (Stewart diligently took pix until I was totally satisfied. I can be kind of a diva.) We also got up close and personal with Batman and Superman and Wonder Woman. There were so many ancillary super-hero themed novelties from Crazy Foam to metal lunch boxes and so many other things I had completely forgotten about. Suddenly my childhood was displayed in pristine display cases. Hall of Heroes covers generations of comic books and comic book iconography that your grandparents will love it as much as your children. If the little ones get bored - there are free arcade games on hand to keep them satisfied. There are bins of reasonably priced comic books and a small shelf for the obligatory souvenirs. Walking back out into the misty autumn Indiana day, my buddy and I discussed how much Stewart knew and his love for the industry. He made the visit exciting. He isn't a ticket-taker. He is the gateway into the superhero universe.

If you're a comic fan this place is fun. If not, the best thing about it is the arcades, which is…read morecool to see. SO it's okay overall. Just a decent historical covering of comics and tons of memorabilia. I wish the back issues were cheaper and they were better organized as I feel whenever things get too tight to peruse it's too filed up, and perhaps a cheapo cutout section might be cool.