Cobra Arcade Bar: Phoenix
Cobra Arcade Bar traces its origins to co-founder Ari Bracamonte, who began restoring old arcade games and staging pop-up arcade shows under the name “Artcade.”…
Cobra Arcade Bar traces its origins to co-founder Ari Bracamonte, who began restoring old arcade games and staging pop-up arcade shows under the name “Artcade.”…
Opened in 1994, CrackerJax Family Fun & Sports Park was a multi-use amusement complex located in Scottsdale, Arizona. The expansive venue bridged indoor gaming and…
Operating in Phoenix, Arizona, from October 1975 to sometime in late 1983 to early 1984, Golf & Games provided a hybrid amusement experience for the…
Operating in various forms from 1981 to 2012, Graham Central Station was a large-scale entertainment complex located in Phoenix, Arizona. It was owned and operated…
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…
Operating for a single year in 1982, this was a 2nd location of the Starship Fantasy chain, located at 3581 West Northern Avenue in Phoenix,…
Located at 940 E Baseline Road in Tempe, Arizona, Starship Fantasy operated briefly as an amusement center during the early 80s arcade boom. The venue…
Operating at 221 East Wetmore Road in Tucson, Arizona, Funtasticks is an active family entertainment center that preserves the traditional model of combined indoor and…
The Wizard of Games: Woodstock was a game room that opened in July 1982. It was open at least through the end of that year,…
The Wizard of Games: Ford City was a game room located in the lower level of Ford City Mall, an area known as Peacock Alley.…