What a tremendous experience. This place is clean, well-kept, with a very comprehensive collection…read moreof arcade cabinets and pinball machines. All of the games are operational and in wonderful condition. Galaga, PAC Man, super Mario, virtua fighter, street fighter - you name it from your youth, and it can be found here. This place truly harkens back to a different time, and I had a sense of nostalgia during my entire stay. The 80's music definitely helped! The staff were absolutely wonderful, and were attentive, kind, and courteous. If you're craving a trip down memory lane to the arcade era, look no further!

Marcade Family Fun Center is located in the Rockaway River Commons. It has a corner space in the…read moresmaller building on site with plenty of parking. Space is large and open with several rows of arcade cabinets, pinball machines, and gaming consoles. Machines were in generally good shape with only a few being out of order or needing attention. Marcade has a good selection of the usual machines you'd find at a retro arcade, along with a few unique machines, including several sit down racing cabinets. I personally enjoyed the Rampage World Tour and Terminator 2: Judgment Day machines. Space was very clean and prices for an hour were reasonable. Marcade is a average but solid retro arcade that is absolutely worth a visit if in the area.

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.

Finally! An Arcade with ARCADE GAMES! You pay per visit…read more But it's worth it if you make an event out of it. I'm 24 and took my niece who's 10. And we had a blast! They have Air Hockey, then Hockey foosball. Nostalgia 10/10...Real Fun 10/10 Thank you "Back To The Arcade" for healing my lost faith in Modern Day Arcades lol.

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.

Cute place for a kid's bday with lots of sports-centric amenities. They have an astroturfield, lots…read moreof tables and a big arcade with prizes for the kids. You bring the food and they provide the drinks. There were some flies and black flecks (yikes!) in the water and lemonade so I hope they clean the ice machine because I believe that's where it stemmed from. Otherwise, cute place to celebrate a kid.

Came here with my daughter for a friend's birthday party first time here and I was amazed with the…read morefacility so many options to choose from so many games in arcade with many choices. I'd say come here on a boring Sunday when you have nothing to do and leave fun happy not to mention your kids will thank you forever or at least for the week.

Cool Arcade game experience for aging millennials and kids alike, right in the heart of Morristown…read more The whole thing is built into an old Bank building, which means it includes a literal vault (with Tron and 1-2 other ultra-retro games hidden inside), high ceilings, and just enough space for like 100+ different arcade games - half of which are pinball machines, and the rest a good mix of games from as far back as the early 80s (like the OG PacMan and Donkey Kong, kinda deal), but with a healthy sprinkling of 90s and early 2000s options too like NBA Jam and Ninja Turtles etc. One of the really cool options they have is a couple of TVs hooked up to an N64 and a Nintendo, so you can play with/against up to 3 other people on stuff like Mario Kart 64. Price-wise, it's not bad either - the fun gimmick is that you don't need coins, all of the machines are built to just be playable automatically; you pay by the hour, as you exit the building. Was about $18.50 per person, which isn't too bad actually. Will absolutely come back if I'm ever in Morristown again.

Visited for the first time with my brother. We're both well into our 40s and had an absolute blast…read moregaming on some nostalgic classics. First off, the pricing model is genius. No fumbling around with coins or bills. You get a wristband when you enter and just play. At the end, you pay based on the total amount of time you spent inside. Simple and convenient. They've got a huge collection of pinball machines along with all kinds of classic arcade games. I even got to sit down at the Nintendo setup and test my memory on Super Mario Bros. It's definitely an epic setup for anyone looking to spend an afternoon or evening diving into retro gaming. Also, the name "Vault" is perfect. The place is inside an old bank, and the safe deposit boxes are still in the vault beneath the TRON neon sign. Very cool atmosphere that adds to the whole experience. Highly recommended for gamers of all ages!

My daughter booked a surprise birthday party for my granddaughter and everyone, young and old, had…read morea great time. Mini golf was fun for all of us, as well as all of the arcade games. The party pizzas were really good and the perfect size for the little ones. The staff hosted were exceptionally organized and friendly, making the day great. Having private rooms for gatherings was also an awesome touch.

Cool place & idea. The kids had a great time. There could be better direction with the mini golf…read moreitself. The only issue is that people catch up quickly. If there is a party of 4, then 2, another 2, then 3 it gets messy. Great for non busy days. I couldn't imagine how rough it gets when it gets busy. My kids loved the murals and the monsters. They wished the DJ was DJing lol.

Are there better places to play pinball? Maybe. Okay, yes…read more Assuredly. But I drove hundreds of miles out of my way just to come here and play pinball. Why? They have a Rick & Morty machine. Thank you Pinball Maps for leading the way! The hardest part about playing pinball here is finding an entrance to the dead/dying mall in which it's located. The anchor stores are mostly closed. The mall road encircling the building is in disrepair. Signage isn't great. But once inside I appreciated the low level of lighting to minimize any glare on the glass. The machines were loud enough to hear all the call outs, which is also not always the case. I have to say, I've never been a fan of the swipe card system of payment. And I prefer arcades where there is an on staff attendant. However when I had an issue with one of the machines, I saw there was a number to text, so I put it to the test. Almost instantly I was in touch with a person who was able to remotely turn off the broken machine and put replacement credits on my swipe card. That's great service, especially considering the person was remote. They said they would be in the next morning to fix the machine. And guess what? They were! I probably should have let him know that the switch in the Rick and Morty garage did not seem to be functional. But the last thing I wanted was for that machine to go off line. I'd rather play a slightly befouled version of that game than not get to play at all. Anyhow, consider yourself lucky if you live within the area. Finding someone who takes pride in their machines, is harder than one might imagine. There's a good mix of new and old tables, all for a dollar a pop. Certainly this is way more fun than those other blinking lights, bells, and whistles at the casino in town. One can either throw their money down the toilet, or scrape together a few quarters and learn the ins and outs of pinball. Just make sure not to come hungry. The food court in the mall is a bit of a ghost town. But fortunately Old Forge Pizza is just a short drive away.

Thrifting but make it FUN This place is unlike any other…read morethrift shop out here. Arcade vibes, great music, and the coolest finds. It's impossible to walk in and not smile. If you're tired of boring thrifts and want something totally different, this is the spot. PS BRING THE PORN BATHROOM BACK Thank you Erin for this local gem

Great place to take the kids. Thursday is the best day to go. $20 unlimited games for 90 minutes…read moreand buy one get one ice cream. Everything is very clean and the workers are very nice. The kids love it

Stumbled upon this place on accident. Excellent place for younger kids and family. Lots of young…read morekid friendly games, reasonable card/credit ratio for game play, bonus deals, and we even had an option of adding 4 free small ice creams! Super Bonus! The employees were helpful and friendly, facility was clean, kids were very excited about the prizes they got, ice cream was good. Very family friendly atmosphere. Never knew this place was there but now that we do, we will certainly be back.

Was looking forward to going to this place...seen many good reviews and the pandemic hours…read moreavailable were increasing...unfortunately I cannot recommend going here...been to a few places like this so I would return to any of those...go play arcade has many drawbacks.. 1. Many machines not working ( only 1 of only 3 pinball machines working and that one all flippers don't work and is a machine of poor quality) 2. Many machines not working the way they should ( all 3 skeeball machines don't keep score) 3. Poor quality machines of minimal or no interest ( wasn't interested in and saw no other customers playing them...that amounted to about 25% of all machines) 4. Racing games really really old that were of poor quality 5.simply not enough decent games to hold ones interest Go play arcade may interest some ...just not me or anyone I know Hopefully they can do some work to compete with the better quality arcades of this kind...

This was perfect on a rainy day. Brought my 2 kids (ages 4, 5) and got a groupon for 4 people. It's…read morenot a big arcade but it's enough to entertain 2 small kids (and 2 adults) for two hours. There's a pinball machine, Bunch of racing games, wii, ping pong table, Nintendo, mrs pacman, mortal kombat, all the classic childhood games (space invaders..) , air hockey table. Clean bathrooms.

The Game Gallery has again moved, and this new location remains in downtown Easton, but is on…read moreCentre Square. Parking is on the street or in a local garage. As a video game store, is pretty impressive with a large stock and improved organization. A continuing issue remains that prices are not clearly marked on some items, but during this visit I found more items with prices than before. Rare items are kept behind the counter and one of the more interesting aspects of The Game Gallery is they get some odd items, so it's always worth a look. One of the big changes that occurred because of this move was the return of the arcade! The arcade is located in the back and is a mix of arcade cabinets, pinball machines, and Japanese style cabinets. This is also a quarter arcade, so no play card is needed. As of this review, the arcade however is a mess. During my visit, many of the arcade cabinets were not powered on or experiencing issues. If these machines were active, this would be one of the best arcades in the Lehigh Valley. Several of the pinball machines I attempted to play had issues, with others also not turned on. The Japanese style cabinets all appeared to be functional. The machines I did play, however, seemed to have difficulty levels set to high. The overall arcade was very disappointing despite so much potential. According to online reviews which staff have made comments on, due to electrical issues not all the machines can be turned on. You apparently can ask for the machines to be turned on, but this would require enough staffing, which this store has problems with. If there was signage in the store mentioning these electrical issues, I did not see it. If The Game Gallery had everything priced and the arcade fully working, it would be one the best video game stores and arcades in the Lehigh Valley. I can't see myself returning here again for some time, if at all, and I'm disappointed by my experience.

Place is a dumb old crappy expensive games I get they have an overhead to pay but charge 17$ for a…read more$4 blu ray you when can get from eBay is pretty wild almost felt bad last time I visit this place smh I felt real awkward didn't tell me the price just standing there all weird