Golden Nugget Casino: Laughlin
The riverfront Golden Nugget Laughlin includes a small arcade beside the hotel lobby, featuring ticket redemption games and driving simulators—ideal diversion while adults explore the…
Hickory Dickory Dock
Hickory Dickory Dock opened in the summer of 1996 in a former Lowe’s facility, combining laser tag, mini-golf, and a 60-game arcade into 33,000 square…
Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores
Opened in 1996, Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores offers Orlando visitors an outlet-style mall five minutes from Walt Disney World. A modest video arcade occupies…
Laser Chaser
Laser Chaser opened in 1998 on the upper level of Manhattan Town Center, bringing a black-light maze arena and row of ticket games. It drew…
Laser Works
Laser Works opened in the 1990s on International Drive, pairing a multi-level laser-tag arena with a small arcade zone (Skee-Ball, racing simulators). The venue closed…
Millenium Youth Entertainment
Opened in 1999, Austin’s Millennium Complex offers a bowling alley, skating rink, and a 40-game arcade anchored by Dance Dance Revolution and NBA Hoops. City-owned,…
Monkey Bars
Monkey Bars opened in 2019 as a family fun center with ninja courses and a redemption-style arcade featuring modern card-swipe machines—Super Bikes 3, ticket cranes,…
Namco #80074
Namco location #80074 operated a small inline arcade off Emporium Circle outside Town East Mall. Locals remember token specials tied to Dallas Mavericks ticket stubs…
Namco Land
Namco Land at Pier 39 in San Francisco was one of the earliest examples of Namco’s large‑scale arcade concepts in the United States. In March 1990, Namco‑America took…
Time-Out: Fairlane Village Mall
Fairlane Village (1974) featured a Time Out opposite Boscov’s, remembered for Gauntlet and prize cranes. It closed circa 2008; Schuylkill County Facebook groups still post…