Great idea, not so great execution. We really liked the idea of indoor minigolf but in fact it wasn't very enjoyable. And expensive for what it was. Yes, great to be indoors on a hot day (it's in the mall basement). But: Black light + loud music means 2 of your 5 senses are a little impeded. Not great for seniors (2 in our group), or anyone hard of hearing. I found that element of the experience just kind of irritating: we had to yell to communicate, so it wasn't relaxing the way minigolf...

Absolutely terrible experience. I paid for me and my girlfriend for 25 minutes each on the VR game station they had for a total of 30 bucks. They set us up and turned it on but left us quick after without making sure the system was working properly. My VR kept me on loading screen and continuously kicking me back to the menu when I clicked on a game, and my girlfriend kept hearing a ringing noise that sopposeably the help ringer. The front desk was only I would say 20 feet from where...

Only thing worth going for is the black light mini golf... But other ppl rushing or intruding make it very unnerving and take away from fun.

Arcade games have a lot of busted ones and overpriced. The prizes you could win were pretty much trash especially for such a high price. 1 dollar was 4 tokens and the machines used decimal points . Like a machine is 4.2 and another Is 5.6. definitely felt cheated since I was left with 1.8 of tokens and nothing to use em on. Also very little...