Infinity Claws ♾ Rowland Heights | ULTIMATE Claw Machines Arcade Experience — Attraction in City of Industry

This place is a breath of fresh air in the often-shady world of claw machines. Stepping inside, you're greeted by a spot that's actually tidy and well-put-together, a far cry from the sticky floors and chaotic vibes you sometimes find.

The staff here are genuinely helpful and friendly, which adds a nice touch. And listen, the trade-in system they've got going on is pretty smart. It gives you a real incentive to keep playing and aim for those bigger, more coveted prizes.

Now, let's talk plushies. They've got a solid selection – a good mix of characters and creatures to try your luck on. What sets Infinity Claws apart for me is that the machines don't feel rigged. You actually have a decent shot at snagging something, and that makes all the difference in the fun factor. I've bounced from other claw machine spots feeling totally ripped off, but not here. The fact that they encourage winning so you can trade up is just brilliant.

If you're like me and you ditch places where the claws seem to have a personal vendetta against dropping anything, then you'll dig Infinity Claws. It’s a genuinely enjoyable experience. My advice? Go in with a reasonable budget, have some fun, and don't be afraid to chat with the staff about the trade-in options. You're guaranteed...

I was really excited to visit this arcade based on the reviews. Driving up to it was exciting because it’s in a good spot and it’s a cool looking arcade. When I walked in I realized how small it is. The whole arcade is only crane games - which is fine. I heard they had a labubu crane game and they did. It was a hard mode machine so I didn’t bother because I’m not even good on easy mode. There weren’t a lot of crane games to hold my interest. There was one gudetama, dumbo, and Mario crane game each but the rest were things I didn’t want. Except this random plunger which was hilarious. For kids and people who love all kinds of plushies this place is for you. If you’re willing to stay a while and keep playing you can use your prizes as points. All the good stuff is behind the counter - and it is pretty good. I would say that if I was in the area to shop at other stores too, I would stop by this place. Otherwise, I’m not going to go out of my way just to visit this...

It’s a fun place if you want to spend money for easy stuffed animal wins and exchange for prizes. The only sad and frustrating thing was that we spent $100 on the labubu claw machine and they helped us adjust it butttt it wasn’t til after we were done playing that we learned the trick is to double tap right before the claw hits the bottom so that it actually grabs. One of the works told us that at the end but we didn’t want to spend any more money. It was disheartening since we spent so much but didn’t win anything and two other people got them after a few tries. Apparently there’s no “payout” from the machines per one of the workers. Sadly I will not be back and will just buy my blind boxes...