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1-UP Orlando
Founded by Addie Hassel's Bar None Creations following the closure of Joysticks Arcade Lounge. 1-UP Orlando featured a similar look and feel of Joysticks in an attempt to fill the…
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3 Decade Arcade: 109 S Main St
Operating in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, from October 2021 to an unknown date after October 2022, 3 Decade Arcade offered a retro gaming experience for the local community. The arcade, owned and…
Read More »3 Decade Arcade: 109 S Main St Suite 103
Operating in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, 3 Decade Arcade opened its doors on October 22, 2021, at 109 South Main Street, Suite 103, offering a dedicated space for retro gaming enthusiasts and…
Read More »4P Arcade
The Atlas Arcadia digital archive currently holds limited historical details regarding 4P Arcade, located at 425 Legion Drive in Paducah, Kentucky. While the venue is listed by name and address,…
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6th & Peabody
The location identified as 6th & Peabody at 423 6th Avenue South in Nashville, Tennessee, holds a place in the city's historical entertainment landscape. While the modern 6th & Peabody…
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7-Eleven: 92nd Avenue, Portland, OR
We don't know much about this location, please share your memories. Site of 'Punch-Out' world record attempt submitted by Erich Schipper in 1984. Reference 1. The Oregonian
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16 Bit Arcade + Bar: Nashville
16-Bit Bar + Arcade, co-located with Pins Mechanical Co., opened its doors in Nashville, Tennessee, on October 26, 2019, at 1102 Grundy Street. This establishment, a concept by Rise Brands,…
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16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Charlotte
Operating in Charlotte, North Carolina, since its opening on December 19, 2019, 16-Bit Bar + Arcade provides a multifaceted entertainment experience within the city's South End neighborhood. Co-located with Pins…
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16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Cincinnati
Operating in Cincinnati, Ohio, 16-Bit Bar+Arcade first opened its doors in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in the first quarter of 2015, initially located at 1331 Walnut Street. The venue quickly became…
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16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Columbus
Operating in downtown Columbus, Ohio, from August 30, 2013, to March 30, 2025, 16-Bit Bar + Arcade introduced a unique social entertainment experience to the local community. This venue, the…
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16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Dublin
Operating in Dublin, Ohio, since early 2019, 16-Bit Bar+Arcade Dublin offers a blend of vintage arcade gaming and a modern bar experience within the vibrant Bridge Park development. The establishment…
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16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Indianapolis
Operating at 110 E. New York St. in Indianapolis, Indiana, since its opening in late June 2019, 16-Bit Bar + Arcade offers a distinctive adult-focused retro gaming and nightlife experience.…
Read More »19Th Green: Lexington, NC
This was a miniature golf course with 32 holes that opened in 1977. The game room opened in June 1982. It's unclear how long the facility remained open. If you…
Read More »19Th Green: Ossipee, NH
Located on Highway 16, this Ossipee amusement venue was formerly known as Smitty's Golf Range and featured a miniature golf course. The property provided a classic driving range experience for…
Read More »21St Century Amusement Emporium
We don't know much about this location. If you have any memories to share, please do so in the comments below!
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49er Fun Park
49’er Fun Park began life in the late 1980s as a mom‑and‑pop miniature‑golf course tucked into Grass Valley’s pine‑lined foothills. By the early ’90s, batting cages, bumper boats, and a…
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49Th St. Galleria
The 49th St. Galleria opened in Murray, Utah, in 1983, establishing itself as a popular all-ages entertainment destination. The large facility housed a variety of attractions, including an arcade, bowling…
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51st Tap Room
Specific historical details regarding a "51st Tap Room" operating in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1943, beyond its mention as a location, are not readily available in public records or web searches.…
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115 Bourbon Street
One of Chicagoland’s multi‑bar mega‑venues, 115 Bourbon Street slipped an honest‑to‑goodness arcade cabinet into its sports‑bar mix at the peak of the early‑2000s “barcade” wave. Regulars still recall the Ms.…
Read More »235 Golf & Amusement Center
A now-closed venue, the 235 Golf & Amusement Center was a recreation spot located in New Carlisle, Ohio. It was listed as an operational amusement operator in 1990, situated at…
Read More »301 Go-Cart Raceway & Game Room
The 301 Go-Cart Raceway & Game Room was an amusement venue located at 4050 Washington Bl. N. in Sarasota, Florida. This establishment was a known destination for go-karting enthusiasts and…
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1001 Plays
Located on Massachusetts Avenue, 1001 Plays was a popular Cambridge arcade that became a foundational spot for a generation of local video game enthusiasts. It was known for being a…
Read More »1984 Branson Arcade
Pay 1-price entry fee, and then all video games (reportedly 80 games) are on free play. Other select titles (including pinballs, air hockey and claw machines) require additional quarters to…
Read More »2000
Located within the Beaver Valley Mall, the arcade was a popular destination, particularly during the mall's peak years. It served as a social hub for many younger residents of the…
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2001 Entertainment 07: Four Seasons Town Center
A new location opened by the Barrel of Fun chain in the mid-80s (1986?) after a decision was made to begin using the "2001" brand and theming for future arcades.…
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2001 Entertainment 12 / Time-Out 12: Lakeshore Mall, Gainesville GA
2001 first opened in Lakeshore Mall in 1987 and was one of only 6 mall arcades opened/branded by Barrel of Fun, Inc., using that trade name. The space was later…
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2001 Entertainment 19 / Atari Expo 19 / CyberStation 05719: Hickory Ridge Mall
Barrel of Fun, Inc., originally opened in this mall, but in 1987 the Barrel of Fun arcade relocated to become part of the food court and was rebranded in the…
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2001 Entertainment 33 (aka 81): Atlanta Galleria
This was the first location prototype of a new concept for Barrel of Fun, Inc., a regional arcade chain with locations in malls across the Southeast US. The location was…
Read More »4524 Playroom
We don't know much about this location. If you have any memories to share, please do so in the comments below!
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Abra K Dabra IL
A short-lived attempt by K-Mart to compete with the food + drink + kid's wonderland arcade experience of the early 80's that replaced animatronics with human magicians. Two prototype locations…
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Abra K Dabra MO
A short-lived attempt by K-Mart to compete with the food + drink + kid's wonderland arcade experience of the early 80's that replaced animatronics with human magicians. Two prototype locations…
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Acme Feed & Seed
The building at 101 Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, originally constructed in 1890 by J.R. Whitemore, first housed a grocery store before becoming the location of Acme Feed & Hatchery in…
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Action Family Arcade
Action Family Arcade was an amusement destination located within the JFK Plaza shopping center in Waterville, Maine. During the 1980s, it operated as one of several arcades under the "Action…
Read More »Action Karting
An establishment known as Action Karting was once located at 2120 Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee, Florida. The venue offered go-karting entertainment to local residents and tourists in this…
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Adventure Landing / Funtasticks: Charlotte
Located at 10400 Cadillac Street in Pineville, North Carolina, Funtasticks served the greater Charlotte area. It originally operated as Adventure Landing until around 2019, when it rebranded to Funtasticks. It's…
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Adventure River
Adventure River was a water park that opened in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1981. The park featured a wave pool, several water slides, and live entertainment, including "dive-in movies" that patrons…
Read More »A J's Arcade
We don't know much about this location. If you have any memories to share, please do so in the comments below!
Read More »A J's Fun & Games
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Al's Golfhaven
Al's Golfhaven was a family entertainment center that opened in 1965 on Raines Road near the I-55 expressway. Owned and operated by Al and Susie Fister, the venue was a…
Read More »Alabama Game Exchange
Operating in Madison, Alabama, the Alabama Game Exchange serves the local community as a dedicated retail hub for retro video games and related collectibles. The business, located at 107 Arlington…
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Aladdin's Castle: Annapolis Mall
Aladdin's Castle was an arcade located within the Annapolis Mall, remembered as a popular destination during the 1980s and 1990s. As part of a large national chain, this venue was…
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Aladdin's Castle: Barton Creek Square Mall
Located within the Barton Creek Square mall, Aladdin's Castle was a popular arcade that operated for many years. As one of the mall's original tenants, it opened in August 1981…
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Aladdin's Castle: Bashford Manor Mall
This Aladdin's Castle was a popular video arcade located within Louisville's Bashford Manor Mall. As one of the mall's original tenants, it was a hub for entertainment from the 1970s…
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Aladdin's Castle: Battlefield Mall
Located within Springfield's Battlefield Mall, the Aladdin's Castle arcade was a popular destination for shoppers and dedicated gamers for many years. As a franchise of a well-known national chain, this…
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Aladdin's Castle: Baybrook Mall
This Aladdin's Castle was a popular video arcade and an original tenant of the Baybrook Mall, which opened in 1978. Situated next to the mall's movie theater, it was a…
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Aladdin's Castle: Bel Air Mall
Aladdin's Castle was a popular video game arcade located within Mobile's Bel Air Mall. As a franchise, it was part of a widespread national chain that brought arcade gaming into…
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Aladdin's Castle: Belden Village Mall
An iconic fixture of the American shopping mall, this Aladdin's Castle location was a popular destination within the Belden Village Mall for local and regional youth. It was part of…
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