Time Out: Randolph Mall

Randolph Mall (1982) hosted a Time Out arcade in Unit G-1 beside Chick-fil-A. Local ads from 1995 touted “2-for-Tuesday Tokens” and promoted its marquee titles—Daytona…

Time Out: St. Clair Square Mall

St. Clair Square debuted in 1974. A Time Out arcade near JCPenney drew Metro-East teens for Dance Dance Revolution until shuttering around 2010. References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Clair_Square

Time-Out: 356 Four Seasons

Four Seasons Town Centre opened in 1974. Time Out at space 356, near the cinema, offered NBA Jam, Daytona USA, and weekly “Token Tuesday” promos…

Time-Out: 507 Trolley Square Mall

Trolley Square, a repurposed 1908 streetcar barn, added a Time Out arcade (space 507) in the late 1980s. University of Utah students flocked there for…

Time-Out: Aguadilla Mall

Aguadilla Mall, opened in 1972 on PR-2, housed a Time Out arcade near Sears during the 1990s. Locals recall Tekken 3 battles and ticket cranes…

Time-Out: Albany Mall

Albany Mall opened in 1976. Time Out near Belk offered Mortal Kombat II and plush Braves bears until its closure around 2008. Dougherty County forums…

Time-Out: Arnot Mall

Arnot Mall (1967) welcomed Time Out near Regal Cinemas, remembered for Gauntlet, ticket redemption, and quarter-night Wednesdays. It closed in 2010; Twin Tiers blogs still…

Time-Out: Barnes Crossing

Barnes Crossing (1990) hosted Time Out beside the carousel, featuring Ridge Racer and NBA Hoops. The arcade closed in 2015 during a dining-court upgrade. References…

Time-Out: Belden Village Mall

Belden Village Mall opened in 1970 near Canton. Time Out at space 4267 drew Pro Football Hall of Fame visitors with Golden Tee and plush…

Time-Out: Bonita Lake Cr.

Bonita Lakes (1997) included Time Out opposite JCPenney, popular for Jurassic Park shooter and ticket prizes. It closed around 2013 but remains fondly discussed on…