WonderWorks
WonderWorks Orlando—the upside-down science center on International Drive—opened **March 1998** with 100+ interactive exhibits plus a redemption-style “WonderWorks Arcade” that still operates on the third…
WonderWorks Orlando—the upside-down science center on International Drive—opened **March 1998** with 100+ interactive exhibits plus a redemption-style “WonderWorks Arcade” that still operates on the third…
XS New York debuted in 1998 at 1457 Broadway as a multi-level indoor theme park: motion simulators, a 300-game arcade, and a laser-tag arena. It…
When the Illini Union first opened in 1941, it’s basement included a “Rec Room” with an impressive 14 lane bowling alley and 12 table billiards…
Lakeshore Mall opened in 1992 along U.S. 27 in Sebring. Suite 1 became home to a Cyberstation arcade around 2000, offering Ridge Racer, Dance Dance…
Mall St. Matthews opened in 1962 and remains one of Louisville’s busiest shopping destinations. By the late 1990s, a Cyberstation arcade near the Dillard’s wing…
Merced Mall opened in 1969 and added a Cyberstation arcade near the central fountain in the late 1990s. Shoppers recall token deals tied to UC…
Metrocenter Mall, once the largest indoor mall in Arizona (opened 1973), featured a Cyberstation arcade near the food court during the early 2000s. Mesa-Phoenix blog…
Newgate Mall opened in 1981 in Ogden. A Cyberstation arcade near Dillard’s drew families with Tekken Tag and ticket redemption. Weber County bloggers recall “Two-for-Tuesday…
Northpark Mall opened in 1984 outside Jackson. A Cyberstation arcade in Space 302 offered Ridge Racer, Time Crisis II, and plush redemption prizes. *Clarion-Ledger* ads…
Northwoods Mall in North Charleston opened in 1972. By 2000, Unit F32 was home to Cyberstation, attracting U.S. 78 travelers for Marvel vs. Capcom and…