2/5 eddie l. 8 months ago on Google
The
experience
overall
at
this
arcade
was
mediocre
at
best.
To
begin
with,
upon
entering
the
building,
no
one
was
at
the
front
desk
to
greet
us
or
let
us
know
what
to
do.
This
caused
some
minor
confusion,
but
we
managed
to
figure
out
how
to
pay
for
our
arcade
cards...which
were
ridiculously
expensive.
It's
hard
to
remember
the
exact
price,
but
it
was
something
like
$25
for
each
of
the
four
cards
we
were
purchasing
at
the
minimum,
totaling
at
$100.
The
arcade
cards
didn't
even
get
us
that
far,
because
each
machine
demanded
a
fee
of
about
10
chips
to
play
one
round
of
one
game
with
barely
any
ticket
reward.
(My
brother
also
noticed
that
some
games
required
a
sort
of
premium
party
upgrade
to
even
function).
The
amount
loaded
on
each
of
our
cards
got
us
about
seven
games
each.
When
we
finished,
in
disappointment,
we
moved
on
to
the
reward
store.
Each
item
was
insanely
overpriced
for
what
it
was,
there
being
foam
squishy
penguins
selling
for
90
tickets,
which
was
over
the
amount
I
had
on
my
card.
The
mood
ring
I
ended
up
getting
was
50
tickets
(it
was
made
of
cheap
plastic).
None
of
us
were
able
to
buy
anything
unless
we
combined
the
amounts
on
our
cards
and
then
some,
buying
more
tickets
by
going
out
of
our
way
to
find
an
employee
in
the
place
who
knew
how
to
help
us.
The
only
pros
of
this
experience
were
that
the
few
employees
(I
only
saw
two
during
the
entire
thing)
were
very
polite.
The
place
seems
well
kept
and
clean.
The
few
games
we
were
able
to
play
were
fun
(despite
it
being
a
complete
sensory
overload
and
instant
headache
at
the
eyestrain
and
noise).