We loving coming here with our little kids. The four year old has a great time playing games and…read morethe prizes are great! The one year old just likes pressing buttons and the lights and sounds. Place is clean and fun and exciting environment. It is a little pricey compared to a Chucke cheese. We usually spend $25 but we all get to play something.

Probably the best arcade i've visited in a while. They have so many games here it's unbelievable…read more My gf played this one game to beat the high score and she got 200 ticketsIt was pretty awesome and we had a great time.

Retroware Arcade is easy to get to, super friendly, and packed with classic arcade games that bring…read moreyou right back to being a kid. Honestly, I think I had more fun than my kids--those old-school sounds and games never get old. Definitely coming back for another round.

Service, selection and value- waste of money- dirty- games aren't in English some of them and the…read moregames are very old- you have to pay to park and it's not a good time- complete waste of time and money- don't go! The website advertising false promises and pictures like it's a great time- 15.00 is a lot of money plus parking for that building and gaming- complete waste!

This was my first visit there, and it was so enjoyable. I walked in, paid, and went directly to the…read moreTMNT cabinet, beat that twice, then played Area 51, which is a great old light gun game, then another light gun game called LA Machineguns, and a racing game that I can't remember the name of, but it was great. I haven't been to what I'd call a real arcade since I was like 11, and I will absolutely say this place is a real arcade. It felt like I was stepping back into the places I went to in the '90s, and it was weirdly the most at home I've felt in years. The price was $20 for the whole day, and all the games activated by just hitting the start button. The cabinets are in impeccable condition, and the woman working there today was so chill and friendly. I'll be going back very, very frequently. Thanks back to the arcade for an experience I haven't had in over 20 years. You guys rule.

Great place, lots of fun, super friendly staff, and a variety of games. It is the highlight of this…read moremall, for sure. Twenty bucks gets you in as long as you want; just hit the start button on whatever game you're into and that's it. My favorite of the many pinball machines is the JAWS game. Iron Maiden's pinball game is a close second, though. If you're a Pac-Man fan, then you owe it to yourself to visit this place. They have a row of games from this series, including my favorite, Ms. Pac-Man. Also, a couple of Mortal Kombats, Q-Bert, NBA Jam, an air hockey table, a basketball game, a Skee-Ball, and hybrid basketball-Skee-Ball game. And the condition of the games is excellent; the owner and employees routinely wipe everything down. You don't feel like you're placing your hands on surface that's already been touched by a hundred others before the last cleaning. If you're an arcade fan, a pinball fan, or just looking to kill a few hours with twenty bucks, you must visit.

We were looking for a place to take the kids on a really cold day. Most of the indoor playgrounds…read morerequire a timed appointment, but this place didn't so we decided to give it a try. First of all, I think the price is a bit high for the little it includes. I think it was $12 per kid (adults free) but all that gets you is access to the climbing/slide area. You have to buy a card for all the games, rides and other activities. However, it was nice to let our kids run around for a bit, although of course they didn't want to spend time in the climbing area when there were games and other attractions all around. One other nice thing is you can leave and come back all day long. We choose to grab lunch elsewhere and come back for some more fun. Don't think I would be back but happy it was available when we needed somewhere to go!

Recommend for kids as it's got arcades, mini bowling, big playground, for kids birthdays with a big…read moregroup. The games need some updating as some are a little older. Lots of parking, would recommend for kids younger than 10

It is a hidden gem in Hershey and honestly, they have really fun games but overall I do like the…read moreaspect.

My friends and I were visiting in town in winter, and just gotta say it was a truly 10/10…read moreexperience. This is truly a hidden gem with this arcade. This is a small business running this arcade and it was a great experience. The age range of us are young adults around 18 and older. And the arcade games were fun for us as adults, so you can imagine your child would love it too. Please keep in mind we did not try the following: food, baseball cage, or mini golf area. The games are like a snippet in the past. There are SpongeBob related games which feels like the 90's in the arcade. A lot of the games are ball-based or involve hitting your target. This is a refreshing difference of modern games which are very screen-based. The staff were amazingly friendly! They did a great job with working with us and many parents and kids coming in and out. There were a few ticket machine problems but the situations were rectified quickly. Also the staff gave tips and tricks for which games were most fun to play. Thanks so much to our 2 staffers tonight. I wasn't able to get their names but they were a man and woman with beanies on. You were great! Very awesome experience even with the limitations of winter time.

If i could do less then 1 star I would the services was terrible had to repeat myself multiple…read moretimes and even then they got my order wrong and best part is they took forever to do it too.

The place is a one of a kind, a place where nerds, Weebs would go and play all sorts of things. If…read moreyou play card games, board games, video games then this place is the place for you. They are growing (still growing) company that cares about the community. I have met the owner and seen his vision. He is there from time to time and interacts with his patrons. The staff is really friendly. Now the only downside is the current location. I was there and didn't have a spot to play on a Friday night but that isn't the stores fault. Everyone had their own little groups and pods so as someone who is alone I feel out of place and had to sit at the cafe. The bright side is they are moving to a bigger location if I heard that right so I am excited for the team and company. To sum up the location it's a place you can play video games. You can rent a room/theatre lounge for private events/gathering. You can rent a computer/consoles to play. You can join a community to play card games, they even have board games to use. A really convenient mini grocery store with all kinds of Asian snacks and ice cream. They even sell boba tea.

Timeline Arcade is a retro arcade in downtown York. Parking depends on the time of day with options…read moreon both the street and local garages, but don't be surprised if you have to walk a few blocks. Timeline is like most current retro arcades, you pay X amount per hour for unlimited plays, and you pay when entering. The entry fee for an hour is very reasonable. The arcade is reasonably large and is spread across two rooms. Selection includes retro arcade machines, pinball machines, consoles, and other gaming items. Timeline does get newer Stern pinball machines like JAWS and Star Wars: Fall of the Empire, on top of a handful of older machines like Spy Hunter and White Water. The selection of general arcade machines is good, with machines like Spy Hunter, Coors Light Bowling, Rampage World Tour, and Revolution X catching my interest. Several TV's and couches are available for console gaming. Timeline has some problems however. They need to more clearly define the BYOB policy in its public facing information. From experience, BYOB here means "mancan/tallboy" sized drinks IE larger cans. The bigger issue is the machine maintenance problems which have gotten worse over time. I've run into several issues with machines not working, and during my last visit a bunch in the back room were out of order. Some of the machines at Timeline are clearly B or C grade machines, and simply do not play as better examples would. Is Timeline still worth a visit? Yes. It remains one of the better retro arcades in Pennsylvania, but there are better out there including in surrounding states like New Jersey.

Went here to celebrate a friend's birthday. I knew what to expect. Arcade games are not accessible…read moreto me. There's a great set of old sofas and chairs in the back, with retro consoles hooked up to those huge televisions like your grandparents had... I could have played those if they had any games that had appealed, but my first console was a n64 and they didn't have one of those. No nostalgia for me. Jeremy found the place overly loud so we left before our time ran out. There was a saint Patrick's Day parade going on right out front, since the arcade is on Yorks main Street. I suppose our other friends enjoyed themselves, but I didn't see them play any game for longer than 5 minutes. I think we're officially too old.

Adventure Sports is soooo fun. In particular, the bumper boats. My adult siblings and our kids had…read moresuch a great time trying to navigate a floating raft while simultaneously using a squirt gun to drenched each other! We also loved the mini golf after the sun set and all the lightning bugs made the ground sparkle.

I was impressed with the variety and quality of arcade games, truly something for everyone, kids…read moreand adults. Prices about what you'd expect. Unfortunately I went to the counter to purchase $11 on my game card for go karts, however when I arrived at the track I was told it was closed because there were puddles. Understandable the weather isn't anyone's fault. However why wasn't the front counter told to warn people the go karts were closed and not sell admission. Also it looked like the batting cages were closed. A five star place, if the front counter is notified to tell people if attractions are closed.

Pretty good ad-hoc amusement space in a pretty deserted mall. The game were fun for the kids and…read morethe prices for the games are fairly reasonable. Only gripe was some of the little kids rides were broken and not fixed. But getting enough tickets to find a respectable prize for the kids wasn't too hard. We were also short a few tickets to hit a threshold but the staff was very nice and let us pick a prize by helping us get a few extras via what some other folks left behind so that was nice of them. The kids had a great time and that's what matters.

I was hanging out with my friend Wyatt and we were having a fun and a blast playing all three…read morearcades. Machines.

We decided, after buying a new home, that we would turn the finished basement into the game room…read more. We debated a home theater down there. We debated a second living area, then we thought about it, we dont' have kids, and we really aren't huge movie buffs... so maybe we should have a fun basement for when we have some friends over, or those cold winter snowy nights where sitting outside isn't a reality , and you're sick of TV. So we headed over to RR Games. I wanna preface this by saying I've driven by this store for 4 years when I worked in Douglassville. Never stopped by, but really should have. The place is insanely cool. Tons of games, pinball machines, arcade machines, pool tables, skee ball(!!!), foosball , bubble hockey, old boardwalk style (Love tester) machines, it was just cool. Tons of small decor items you can add as well. Just a very cool place. We wandered around for awhile, and were met by Gerri Lea (according to our receipt). She answered a lot of questions for us (we initially only went to look), and noticed when we had stumbled upon a floor model in the rear of the shop. She told us the original price(a quick google search revealed many online places were selling for that price), and that the reason it was marked down was it was the last one left, and we would not be able to get our choice of felt. We liked the color of felt enough that was on it to not pay for the upgrade. Here's the kicker. Usually I hate upsells.From everything starting at French fries all the way up to sports packages on cars. I hate when I find one thing, and the seller shows me better things that I could have for "only a little bit more". Not here. She showed us the included package and each upgraded package. Noting what individual prices would be buying it all separately. (Again, a quick google search revealed their prices were pretty in line), and it made sense for us to do the upgrade to get the better table cover(we have cats who would make short work of the felt), 4 cues instead of 2, the better racks, the bridge, etc. It was all stuff we would have bought piecemeal, but instead it all came with the table for a fair price! We wound up getting the ping pong conversion kit as well for the top of the table as the price was right. We will be back. We will be adding air hockey and skeeball at the end of winter , and who knows what else. Definitely come here first , and dont come just looking, because you'll be leaving with what you were looking at. One quick side note. I had my table delivered today. Delivery guys were super nice. Accommodating the fact we had pets made sure to keep the doors closed, and not open up the doors we asked them not to, in order to keep both they , and our pets safe. Table was set up in the area I asked them too, but they modified it by a few inches because of shooting angles, and made sure I was ok with it. TOtal experience was an A+ with RR Games.

Amazing man cave store, very impressive showroom with really low pressure sales people that will…read moreanswer lots of questions. I bought a 9' Olhausen pool table and can't wait for it to be delivered!