We had an absolute blast with our kids at this arcade! It's very clean and a nice variety of games…read morefor kids of all ages. The prizes were decent too!

We rode the Zombie 2 game, and had a great time blasting zombies! We'll do this again!read more

The escape room was really fun, a little challenging, but not too much and the mini golf was fun tooread more

Just fun spending time with my wife. Got there early to…read morebeat the heat. And a good time was had by all. They have 2 different courses to play.

What a fantastic trip down memory lane!! Super fan of…read moreclassic arcade games and all things retro, 1984 is an absolute blast from the past! The moment you walk in, you're transported back to the 1980s with neon lights, vintage decor, nostalgic sounds! It's packed with classic games including Centipede, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Popeye, Punch-Out!!, Galaga, and many many many more. The side with the arcade games you pay $12 and that's for the entire day. Unlimited game play. With the military ID you get in free! On the other side, they have pinball machines $.25 to pay each one. The collection of games an 80s paraphernalia is impressive, the retro vibe is spot on, and it's easy to spend hours having fun. 1984 is a must-visit. I loved sitting and relaxing, watching Ferris Bueller's Day off and remembering what it felt like to be a kid again. I wish there was a time machine because I would so hop in and go!! Very clean bathrooms, a party area you can reserve. They also have drinks and snacks to purchase.

Great selection of classic machines that worked well and were reasonably priced. if your a pinhead…read moremake a stop here

I could not get my kids and my big kid (daddy) out of this place. They love it. The kids played for…read morehours in the ballocity playground. My big kid loved the Deal or No Deal game. My complaint is, we went here the previous year and there were lots of balls in the ballocity playground. This year, there were only about 20. It was pathetic, but even so, worth the $3.35 a kid for my kids to play. Before or after you play, there is an attached pizza buffet place. They have a salad bar and lots of pizza. The pizza is edible, but not the high quality. It reminded me of Pizza Street. It was inexpensive and cost our family of 4 about $25.

I walked right in and walked straight out. there was barely any food and the pizza that was…read moreavailable is disgusting. there were flys all over the place and a whole bunch more of other bugs. half the games were broken. did not have fun especially not this spot. 0/10 never coming back.

A day at the Family Fun Track proved to be an enjoyable experience, with the girls taking pleasure…read morein riding go-karts across multiple tracks. The all-day pass granted them access to all three park locations, each showcasing a unique high-rise go-kart experience. The parks are conveniently located, with distances ranging from half a mile to one and a half miles between each location. The park's diverse offerings include classic go-karts, laser tag, coasters, bumper cars, water bumper boats, an arcade, glow mini golf, and other activities. For those planning a trip to Branson with children, visiting the Family Fun Track is a worthwhile consideration to ensure kids remain occupied. 2505 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO, US, 65616

My kids love this place plenty for all the kids of all ages to do . It does get pretty packed…read moretowards the weekend and parking can be a mess. The online prices seemed higher than the in person prices . The $60 plus the free $15 added was enough for my kids to each ride go karts and coasters several times and had a little left over for a couple games inside .

We had a great time. Good course. We did 18 hole course for $15.00 a person. The grounds were very…read morenice. There was even a koi pond.

My wife and I looked at several mini golf places in Branson to play , but with us being pirate…read morefreaks this one pulled us in. Price was not bad 15.00 for 18 holes or 22.00 for 36. The place was clean and at every hole there is a history of pirates and was very interesting.

It was Nostalgic and had some good Arcade games, unfortunately several machines were out of order…read more We waited for Mortal Combat as there were other families playing but one joystick wasnt working right. The escape room and VR were an additional cost that we didnt pay. The putt putt was a nice addition and service was okay. There was a cafe but we didnt visit. The patio wasnt very noticeable but had large Connect Four, Chess and Jenga. I enjoyed the few photo apps and feel the arcade selections were plenty but I wont go back as I feel you can find more valuable stops in Branson.

Disappointment. A lot of knock off repro memorabilia, games…read moreweren't plentiful or good. brain hurts from failing flybacks.

First let me say that I am a tour bus driver and I have taken groups to the Pigeon Forge location…read moreand had an excellent experience there. Because of my experience in Pigeon Forge, I brought my wife to the Branson Location so she could have a good experience with me. I am totally disappointed in the Branson location because so many of the exhibits and interactive activities were not working. Upon leaving I informed the manager That I was not happy and why. He acted totally indifferent with only a half-hearted apology and multiple excuses. No offers for refund, free admission next time, etc. I don't think that my patronage had any value at this location and as a result I will not be endorsing visiting bus tours to patronize this location either. Absolute Failure at Branson Wonder WORKS. Too bad there isn't a half star choice for reviews.

Wonderworks was a fantastic experience. Way cooler than we expected. We ended up spending 6 hours…read morehere and riding most of the rides multiple times. It was a fairly slow day in terms of people (Friday before Memorial Day) so wait times were low which was nice. The amount of different exhibits for all ages was nice and it offered a number of things we could all do as a family. The stand up Twister game was a family favorite as was laser tag. the XD theatre and the Wonder Coaster ended up being their overall favorites. Our boys are 14,10 and 7 and all do them loved it. Will be back.

If I could do only one attraction in Branson, this would be it. This place is amazing and both my…read morekids and I really, really loved it. It is a trendsetting museum and is very high tech. You can easily spend a half a day here. They have an adequate amount of parking between spots on the right side of the building and a small lot on the left. You can not miss this place with the huge camera structure with large banners coming from it, that marks the main entrance. There are three kinds of tickets that you can get. One ticket will just give you access to the museum. Another will give you access to the museum and one of the two Flyride adventures, of your choice. The third gives you access to the museum and both Flyrides. You can get the VIP picture upgrade that gives you access to the souvenir pictures from the Flyride as well as all pictures that you take in the museum. That upgrade was on sell when I was there so I got it. They do offer military discount and you may be able to find a deal online, on sites such as Groupon. I suggest explore your discount options before your visit. The museums Flyride is fully immersive virtual flying experience. It makes you feel that you are part of the action. And it incorporates all of your senses. You well feel the wind, smell the scents, and get a like sprinkle of water on you during water scenes. The two shows that were playing during my visit were Polar Express and Take Flight Across America. I liked Polar Express the best. The museum is a lot larger than it looks. All the games and experiences in the museum are included with admission. There are no add-ons, which I found to be very nice. When you enter you will see a virtual paparatzi exhibit where you are the star walking downing the red carpet. My kids really loved that. There is also a million dollars in a glass case and a large walk through kaleidoscope on that floor as well. Upstairs is where you will find the bulk of the attractions. First, you have a virtual Hollywood handprint exhibit, where you make a digital handprint on the vitual sidewalk. Next to that room is a party. This room has a Dance video game and a large video of popular dance routines playing on loop. You are welcome to dance along or just watch and enjoy the music and dancing. The next room has pop culture/video game information and artifacts. There is also a virtual reality game called Virtual Beat, with a headset in that area. A staff member has to help with that game though. After leaving that room you will come across large video games like Space Invaders, Connect Four, Pacman, and Deal or No Deal. There is also an interactive astroid destroying/football throwing video game. It was a real work out. The next room have 3D and illusion photos such as a dinosaur coming out of a picture, a Barbie and GI Joe Box, the bottom of a pool, an inmate booking background, a selfie station, and a cool picture that you can make look like you are climbing a wall. This room leads to a whole section dedicated to the JFK assassination and conspiracy theories. It is an interesting section, but I did not spend much time there. I did not spend much time in the JFK section because it was right next to a games section that my kids just had to visit. This section has skeeball, a baseball throwing game, Pop-a-Shot, a football throwing game, and a bowling video game. We spent a lot of time there. The following section of the museum is all about our favorite Yeti, Big Foot. There is a bunch of information about the big fella, some interactive games, a Big Foot locator, and you can even take a selfie with the beast here. You will find the space/alien exhibit next to the Big Foot area. Here is where you can reenact the moon landing, jump in the space themed ball pit, or take a photo in an alien containment pod. Fun stuff!! Then we were on to the museum's two-minute escape room. As with everything in the museum, this was included with the admission. It is not very difficult. It does take two people. For the record, we were able to escape. Following the escape room is a small Micheal Jackson exhibit, then the Presidential exhibit area that gives you the opportunity to take photos in a replica oval office and at the Presidential podium. You can also see how the Presidents have aged over time using a virtual machine in the oval office. The museum has another small exhibit dedicated to the Royal family and their clothing. I did not spend much time here either, because the next room had the King Kong virtual reality game and the virtual game that I had been waiting for all my life, Walking the Beam. That game is so realistic. Yoiu have toi walk a virtual beam that is high above the city to get to a plate of donuts. I made it to the donuts, but then dropped most of them. Then I eventually fell on my return. It was an awesome game. The entire staff at the museum was very, very friendly and helpful. I give this museum my highest recommendation.

We really enjoyed it..dancing, playing random games,learning, and the soaring like ride (not quite…read moreas good as Disney caliber but its fun) Definitely recommend coming here with your family. We can leave and come back.