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Aladdin’s Castle: Mall De Las Aguilas Sp. 736
In the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas, the Mall de las Aguilas hosted one of the region's most beloved Aladdin's Castle arcades. The location served as a vibrant cross-cultural…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Mall Of The Bluffs
Perched in Council Bluffs, Iowa, the Mall of the Bluffs location of Aladdin's Castle opened during the arcade boom of the 1980s. It was a small but mighty site—boasting cabinets…
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Aladdin’s Castle: Maplewood Mall
Maplewood Mall in Maplewood, Minnesota, opened in 1974 and welcomed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade at 1084 Maplewood Mall by the early 1980s. The *St. Paul Pioneer Press* (12 Mar 1992)…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Marshalltown Plaza
Marshalltown Plaza (now Marshalltown Mall) opened in 1968 on South Center Street, Marshalltown, Iowa. By 1984, the west wing housed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade, highlighted in a *Times-Republican* back-to-school insert…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Mc Cain Mall
McCain Mall in North Little Rock opened in 1973 and soon hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade at 3929 McCain Boulevard. A 1988 *Arkansas Gazette* feature touts the mall’s “newest high-tech…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Memorial Mall
Memorial Mall opened in 1969 at 3347 Kohler Memorial Drive, Sheboygan, Wisconsin. An Aladdin’s Castle arcade debuted in the late 1970s near the south entrance, quickly becoming a weekend staple…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Mesa Mall
Mesa Mall opened in 1982 on U.S. Highway 6 & 50 in Grand Junction, Colorado. By the mid-1980s, an Aladdin’s Castle arcade occupied a storefront just off the food-court loop,…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Middlesboro Mall
The Middlesboro Mall in eastern Kentucky opened in October 1983 with anchors like Belk, JCPenney, Kmart and later Sears—becoming the small town’s main indoor shopping destination.Local photos from the 1990s…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Midway Mall
Midway Mall in Elyria, Ohio, opened in 1966 as the region’s only enclosed mall, anchored by Higbee’s, JCPenney, and Sears, and underwent a major renovation and food court addition in…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Miller Hill Mall
Miller Hill Mall, opened in 1973 in Duluth as the city’s first enclosed shopping center, featured a vibrant Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its food court for decades.Vintage Facebook and Reddit…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Mountain View Mall
Mountain View Mall in Ardmore, Oklahoma opened in 1987 and long included an arcade operated by Namco under the Aladdin’s Castle banner. A 2006 Yelp
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Mt. Berry Square Mall
Mt. Berry Square Mall (also known as Mount Berry Mall) opened on February 13, 1991, with anchors including JCPenney, Sears, Belk, and a Chick-fil-A food court—a classic early ’90s enclosed…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Natick Mall
Aladdin’s Castle at the Natick Mall in Natick, MA operated during the late 1980s and 1990s as part of the national chain of mall arcades. A pinball enthusiast’s website listing…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Northgate Mall
Northgate Mall in Lafayette, Louisiana, hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade during the 1980s and 1990s, but accessible online archives contain no concrete documentation about its operation. General histories of mall…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: North Hanover Mall
North Hanover Mall in Hanover, Pennsylvania, hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade, but its exact opening and closing dates are unknown. Aladdin’s Castle arcades nationwide were incorporated into Namco’s Cybertainment division…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: North Park Mall Unit # 480
North Park Mall in Marion, Indiana, contained an Aladdin’s Castle arcade in Unit #480. As with other Aladdin’s Castle locations, the Marion arcade was part of the Edison Brothers mall…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Northwoods Mall
Peoria’s Northwoods Mall was home to a popular Aladdin’s Castle arcade that served as a main hangout for local gamers during the 1980s and 1990s. In a 2020 discussion on…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Oakdale Mall
No. 44 at Oakdale Mall in Johnson City, New York, opened in 1975, and its Aladdin’s Castle arcade appeared by the early 1980s along the east wing near the Sears…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Oak View Mall
Omaha’s Oak View Mall, opened in 1991, once housed a small arcade facility, and some nostalgia posts mention an Aladdin’s Castle in the mall. However, there are no readily accessible…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Ohio Valley Mall
Ohio Valley Mall in St. Clairsville, Ohio opened in 1978. An Aladdin’s Castle arcade soon occupied space along the Sears wing, promoted in *The Intelligencer* (Wheeling) as a “Family Fun…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Old Capitol Center
Old Capitol Center (formerly Old Capitol Mall) opened in 1981 at 205 S. Clinton Street, Iowa City. By the mid-’80s its ground floor hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade, a popular…
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Aladdin’s Castle: Orange Park Mall
Orange Park Mall near Jacksonville opened in 1975, and by the early 1980s an Aladdin’s Castle arcade occupied Unit 1096 just off the food court. Shoppers’ guides from the late…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Parmatown Mall
Parmatown Mall at 7956 Day Drive in Parma, Ohio, opened in 1956 and retrofit its northeast wing in the late 1970s to include an Aladdin’s Castle arcade. It featured a…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Pine Ridge Mall
Pine Ridge Mall, located in Chubbuck, Idaho, opened in 1981 and soon housed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near the main food court. Though lightly documented online, a 1992 city guide…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Plaza Del Sol
Plaza Del Sol, formerly Del Rio Mall in Texas, featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade through the 1980s and ’90s. Residents recall it as one of the few gaming spots in…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Prien Lake Mall
Prien Lake Mall, in Lake Charles, Louisiana, has hosted various entertainment options since its 1972 debut. An Aladdin’s Castle arcade once operated there, later acquired by Namco.Local patrons remember it…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Quincy Mall
The Quincy Town Center Aladdin’s Castle—circa 2020—was a time capsule. This lone survivor of the chain still featured original Pac‑Man tokens, neon‑lit redemption counters, and art‑deco Namco decor that harked…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Rhode Island Mall
Rhode Island Mall in Warwick included an Aladdin’s Castle arcade during its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s, situated near the mall’s eastern wing.Retro Rhode Island blogs mention it among…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Richland Mall
Richland Mall debuted in 1969; Bally’s Aladdin’s Castle arrived in the late 1980s beside the food court. Mansfield gamers fondly recall Gauntlet, After Burner, and Simpsons cabinets glowing under the…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Rock Hill Galleria
Rock Hill Galleria opened on May 16, 1991. That first summer, Bally installed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade just off the food-court atrium. Locals remember “Token Tuesday” coupons tucked inside The…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Rolling Acres Mall
Rolling Acres Mall in Akron, OH, opened in 1975 and included a prominent Aladdin’s Castle arcade through the 1980s and 1990s. The arcade was a local staple—frequented by kids from…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Rosedale Ctr.
Rosedale Center in Roseville, MN opened in 1969 and housed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade through the 1980s, tucked between department stores on the second level. Forum posts describe a lively…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Rushmore Mall
Rushmore Mall (now Uptown Rapid) in Rapid City, SD had an Aladdin’s Castle arcade that served as a key destination for gamers throughout the 1980s and ’90s. It was located…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Sandburg Mall
In Illinois, the Sandburg Mall in Galesburg also hosted an Aladdin’s Castle. The mall opened in 1975 and quickly became a retail and social hub where teens browsed record shops…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Santa Rosa Mall
At Florida’s Santa Rosa Mall in Mary Esther, the early video‑game boom gave the shopping centre two competing arcades. An industry mailing list compiled in 1990 identified an Aladdin’s Castle…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Sawmill Sq. Shopping Ctr. Suite 201
Sawmill Square Shopping Center in Laurel, Mississippi, opened in 1979 and featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its main entrance. Local newspaper ads from the mid-1980s highlight its presence alongside…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale Mall in South Bend opened in 1971 and, by the 1980s, hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its east wing. A 1994 mall directory lists it alongside other family…
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Aladdin’s Castle: Southbridge Mall
Southbridge Mall opened in 1985 in Mason City, Iowa, and one of its opening businesses was Aladdin's Castle. For decades it remained a fixture of the mall. Ridge Racer and…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Southern Hills Mall
Southern Hills Mall in Sioux City debuted in 1974 and included an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near the Sears entrance by the early ’80s. Local retro blogs note its reputation for…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Southlake Mall
Southlake Mall in Merrillville, Indiana opened in 1974. By the late ’80s, it featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade just off the central atrium—advertised in local flyers for its “new Pac-Man…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Southpark Mall
Southpark Mall at 8924 Jewella Road, Suite 75 in Shreveport, Louisiana opened in 1989. By the early 1990s, an Aladdin’s Castle arcade occupied Suite 75, offering popular titles such as…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Spotsylvania Mall
Spotsylvania Mall at 390 Spotsylvania Mall Drive in Fredericksburg, Virginia opened in 1980, and its Aladdin’s Castle arcade became a fixture by the late ’80s, located near JCPenney. Local news…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Springdale
Aladdin's Castle in Springdale, Ohio, was a popular arcade located at 139 E Kemper Road, within the Cassinelli Square shopping center. Opening around August 1976, coinciding with the debut of…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Spring Hill Mall
Spring Hill Mall at 1138 Spring Hill Mall Drive in West Dundee, Illinois opened in 1984. An Aladdin’s Castle arcade in Suite 126 provided a hub for video-game fans, boasting…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Spring Mall
Spring Mall at 4200 South 76th Street in Greenfield, Wisconsin opened in 1985 and soon featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its northwest corridor. Community newsletters from 1987 advertise “Free…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: St. Lawrence Center
St. Lawrence Center in Massena, New York opened in 1983 as the town’s first enclosed shopping destination. By the late 1980s, Space 100 housed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade, positioned just…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: St. Louis Center
St. Louis Centre, downtown St. Louis’s indoor shopping mall opened in 1985, featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade tucked beneath the food court near the west atrium. Designed as part of…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Stone River Mall Sp. A-100
Stone River Mall in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, opened in 1991. Space A-100 hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade in the mid‐1990s, positioned near JCPenney and featuring a mix of redemption games and…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Sunrise Mall
Sunrise Mall in Corpus Christi, Texas, opened in 1979. In 1981, Aladdin’s Castle arcade opened in Suite #129, advertised in local newspapers for its “newest video games” and “family nights.”…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: The Empire Mall
The Empire Mall in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, opened in 1975 and featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its south wing by the early 1980s. Local shoppers’ guides from 1989…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: The Oaks Mall
The Oaks Mall in Gainesville, Florida, opened in 1978 with anchors Sears, Belk, and JCPenney. Its Aladdin’s Castle arcade, located near the central fountain, became a hotspot for UF students…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: The Pines Mall Space 116
The Pines Mall in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, opened in 1986 and anchored by Dillard’s, JCPenney, and Sears. By the late 1980s, Space 116 housed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade just inside…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: The Plaza
The Plaza mall (exact location unspecified in chain records) once featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its northern corridor. Though documentation is sparse, mall-directory snapshots from the mid-1980s confirm its…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Town Center At Cobb Suite #282
Town Center at Cobb, Kennesaw, GA’s premier lifestyle center since 1986, included an Aladdin’s Castle arcade in Suite #282 by the early 1990s. Local newspaper ads from 1994 advertise “Namco’s…
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Aladdin’s Castle: Town East Mall
Town East Mall’s Aladdin’s Castle wasn’t just another arcade—it found itself at the center of a landmark fight over teens’ rights. In the late 1970s, Mesquite passed Ordinance 1353, which…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Towne East Square
Towne East Square, Wichita’s largest shopping center since its 1975 debut, housed an Aladdin’s Castle arcade adjacent to its central fountain. Local mall directories from the 1980s list it among…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Towne Square Mall
Towne Square Mall opened in the early 1980s in western Kentucky (exact year varies by local sources) and for a time featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its main entrance.…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Valley Mall
Valley Mall opened in 1978. By the mid-1980s, an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near JCPenney invited Shenandoah Valley teenagers to chase high scores on Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga. A 1991 *Daily…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Victoria Mall
Victoria Mall opened in 1981 along N. Navarro Street and soon leased Suite 259 to Aladdin’s Castle. Regional newspaper ads from *The Victoria Advocate* (3 Dec 1990) promoted “Holiday Token…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Wenatchee Mall
Wenatchee Valley Mall opened in 1973, serving central Washington’s Columbia River communities. An Aladdin’s Castle arcade appeared at 511 Valley Mall Parkway by 1985, positioned beside RadioShack. Shoppers recall enduring…
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Aladdin’s Castle: Western Hills Mall
Aladdin’s Castle in Fairfield, Alabama, was a beloved arcade located within the Western Hills Mall at 7201 Aaron Aronov Drive. Opening around the same time as the mall itself in…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Westland Mall
Westland Mall opened in 1977 to serve southeast Iowa shoppers. By the mid-1980s, Space 406 near Sears hosted an Aladdin’s Castle arcade, advertised in a *Burlington Hawk Eye* back-to-school insert…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Westshore Mall #212
Westshore Mall, opened 1988 near Holland’s lakeshore, listed Suite 212 as “Aladdin’s Castle Video Arcade” in a 1995 directory. Locals remember Weekend Token Mania and air-hockey battles that echoed across…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: West Towne Mall
West Towne Mall launched in 1970 on Madison’s west side. Suite 1-A became an Aladdin’s Castle arcade by 1978, quickly evolving into a teen hangout with Galaga, Pac-Man, and a…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: White Mountain Mall
White Mountain Mall at 2441 Foothill Boulevard in Rock Springs, Wyoming, opened in 1984. The Aladdin’s Castle arcade occupied the northwest corner of the food-court wing by the late 1980s,…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: White Oaks Mall
White Oaks Mall opened in 1977, and Store 225 became an Aladdin’s Castle by the mid-1980s, tucked between Foot Locker and Kay-Bee Toys. *State Journal-Register* (12 Nov 1993) ran a…
Read More »Aladdin’s Castle: Willowbrook Mall
Willowbrook Mall debuted in 1981, and by 1983 Bally’s Aladdin’s Castle opened in Unit 7925 near Sears. *Houston Chronicle* classifieds (5 Aug 1986) invited “gamers of all ages” to try…
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Alaska Indoor Sports
"Alaska Indoor Sports" was an amusement operator located at 215 Plaza Port W. along Ketchikan's waterfront. A 1990 directory of arcades and amusement businesses listed the venue at this address,…
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Alcove Tavern
Operating in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, since September 2009, Alcove Tavern, also known as Alcove International Tavern, distinguishes itself as the city's first smoke-free, upscale neighborhood tavern. The venue was established following…
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All Air Extreme Trampoline Park
Operating in Hendersonville, Tennessee, since 2018, All Air Extreme Trampoline Park has established itself as a vibrant recreational hub for the local community. The expansive 25,000-square-foot facility offers a diverse…
Read More »All American Raceways
All American Raceways was an amusement venue located on the Southwest Freeway in Houston. The location featured go-kart tracks and was a popular local destination for entertainment. Operating in the…
Read More »Allen's Arcade
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Read More »Allen's Kartway
Established by Joe and Jane Allen in 1975, Allen's Kartway was a family-owned go-kart track in Hanover, Pennsylvania. The venue was a long-standing destination for amusement and recreation in the…
Read More »Allen's Videos
Located in a mini-mall, Allen's Videos and T & J's Game Room was an amusement spot in Foxworth, Mississippi, during the era of classic arcades. The establishment was documented as…
Read More »Allen Mustang Corral Recreation
Located in Allen, Oklahoma, the Allen Mustang Corral Recreation was a recognized amusement and recreation venue. It was documented as operating at 124 Broadway W. in a 1990 directory of…
Read More »Alley Katz Corner
Alley Katz Corner was a bowling and amusement center located in Gainesville, Florida. The venue, which operated at 3705 SW 42nd Avenue, was a recognized recreational facility in the city…
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All Fun -N- Games
All Fun -N- Games operated as a vibrant entertainment destination in Tullahoma, Tennessee, situated at 320 West Lincoln Street. This venue provided a dedicated party area for guests, featured three…
Read More »Alligator Al's Family Fun Center
Alligator Al's Family Fun Center was an amusement destination located in Port Richey, Florida, during the late 20th century. The center was known to be in operation during the early…
Read More »All Star Indoor Sports
All Star Indoor Sports was an amusement and arcade operator located at 7 3rd Ave. E. in Spokane, Washington. This venue was a part of the local entertainment landscape and…
Read More »Americade
An arcade known as Americade was once located inside the Butler Mall on New Castle Road. This venue provided amusement and entertainment to shoppers and local residents of Butler, Pennsylvania.…
Read More »American Amusement Arcade: Paradise Valley Mall
The American Amusement Arcade was an entertainment venue located at 4550 E. Cactus Rd. in Phoenix, Arizona. This address was part of the Paradise Valley Mall, which first opened to…
Read More »American Amusement Arcade: Westridge Mall
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Read More »American Arcade
American Arcade was an amusement operator located at 4524 Asher Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas. The venue was a known arcade in the area as of 1990. Today, the original…
Read More »Ammo's Arcade
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Read More »Amusement Arcade
An "Amusement Arcade" was a venue located at 194 Palafox St. N. in downtown Pensacola. This establishment was known to be in operation as a video game arcade and amusement…
Read More »Amusement Center: Aberdeen, WA
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Read More »Amusement Center: San Francisco, CA
The building at 447 Broadway Street has a varied history as an entertainment and nightlife destination in San Francisco. Over the years, this location has been home to several nightclubs,…
Read More »Amusement Center: Seattle, WA
Located at 1315 First Avenue, the venue originally known as the Amusement Center opened at this address in 1985. Initially established elsewhere in the 1970s, it began by showing 16mm…
Read More »Amusement City
An amusement venue known as Amusement City was located at 2030 Eldridge Ave. W. in Roseville, Minnesota. This establishment was in operation as an arcade and amusement operator in the…
Read More »Amusement Palace
The Amusement Palace was an amusement and arcade venue located at 205 River Ave. S. in downtown Holland. The location was confirmed as an operating business in a 1990 directory…
Read More »Amusement Stop
Located on Dickerson Pike, Amusement Stop was an amusement operator in Nashville. The venue was known to be in operation in 1990. Today, the business is permanently closed, existing now…
Read More »Amusement Street
Located on 4th Avenue in San Diego, Amusement Street was an arcade that operated in the city's Gaslamp Quarter. The venue was a known amusement operator in the area as…
Read More »Amusement World: Ontario, CA
Amusement World was a venue located in an industrial park in Ontario, California. Information regarding its specific years of operation and the details of its attractions have not been preserved…
Read More »Amusement World: Reno, NV
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Read More »Amusement World: Wheeling, IL
Amusement World was an arcade and amusement operator located on Milwaukee Avenue in Wheeling, Illinois. The venue was a known entertainment destination in the area as of 1990. It is…
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Anastasia Island’s Arcade Museum
Anastasia Island’s Arcade Museum, established in 2019, serves as a dedicated recreational hub in St. Augustine, Florida, aiming to revive the classic arcade experience for the local community and visitors.…
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Anchor Grill
The Anchor Grill, a celebrated diner in Covington, Kentucky, first opened its doors in 1946, shortly after World War II, under the ownership of Virginia and Morton “Captain” Chapman. This…
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Anderson Tap House Kitchen + Arcade
Opening in Cincinnati, Ohio, on March 23, 2022, Anderson Tap House Kitchen + Arcade quickly established itself as a vibrant, family-friendly destination in Anderson Township. This multifaceted venue offers a…
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Andretti Thrill Park
Andretti Thrill Park, opened 1999 at 3960 Babcock St., combines go-karts, mini-golf, and a 7,000-sq-ft indoor arcade. The game floor features more than 100 titles—Mario Kart DX, Halo: Fireteam Raven,…
Read More »Andy & Art's Video Games 2
Located on 7th Street in Richmond, Andy & Art's Video Games 2 was a local amusement destination during the latter part of the twentieth century. The venue was documented as…
Read More »Andy's Isle Of Fun
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Read More »Andy Capp’s Tavern
Andy Capp’s Tavern was a bar famously known for being the first establishment to host computer video games. Located in Sunnyvale, California, where local Atari employees would frequent after work.…
Read More »Ann Arbor Leisure Time
Ann Arbor Leisure Time was a local amusement and recreation establishment located at 2363 E. Stadium Blvd. This venue was known to be in operation during the 1980s and was…
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Apache Pier Arcade
The Apache Pier Arcade, located within the expansive Apache Family Campground & Pier in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has served as a vibrant entertainment destination since its establishment as part…
Read More »Apollo Center
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Read More »Apollo Miniature Golf
Apollo Miniature Golf was an amusement location that once operated at 4701 New Jersey Avenue in Wildwood, New Jersey. Historical records from 1990 confirm its existence as a miniature golf…
Read More »Apollo One
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Read More »Apollo Video
Apollo Video was a video amusement destination located at 271 Posada Del Sol in Novato, California. The venue was documented as an active arcade and amusement operator in 1990. Situated…
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Appalachian Pinball Museum
Operating in Hendersonville, North Carolina, since its founding in 2017, the Appalachian Pinball Museum provides a hands-on historical and recreational experience for the local community and visitors. Founded by John…
Read More »Aqua Circus
The Aqua Circus was a seasonal attraction in West Yarmouth that opened in 1969, later becoming known as the ZooQuarium. Initially, the venue featured aquatic performances with sea lions and…
Read More »Aqua Sports
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Arcade
The Arcade, situated within Fun Zone Jumpers at 230 Parkstone P in Jackson, Tennessee, serves as a prominent entertainment hub for the local community. While Fun Zone Jumpers, an indoor…
Read More »A R Cade
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Read More »Arcade 1
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Read More »Arcade 74
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Read More »Arcade 143Rd
Located just a block from the ocean on the quieter north end of Ocean City, Arcade 143rd was an amusement venue situated at 14203 Coastal Highway. The arcade was a…
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