Xtreme Arcade — Local services in Elizabethtown

My wife and I took our 7 year old and her 2 older cousins to this arcade recently. We were excited to expand our local entertainment options, only to be universally disappointed. The games are far too expensive, claw machines are laughably empty and worthless, and the noise is out of control. I got a noise alert (90 dB) from my daughter’s smart devices while we were there, so it’s not just my opinion. Bare, hard walls, floors, and ceiling offer no noise abatement at all. We loaded $60 onto game cards, and the 3 girls burnt through it in at-most 10-15 minutes on B-tier games. Prize redemption options weren’t really interesting for the girls, not that they were able to get many tickets out of the overpriced games. The cost/person/hour isn’t sustainable for families; at that rate, it would cost us roughly $80/kid/hour to keep at the games. Roller skating is $7 for 2.5 hours. No competition. Won’t be back unless there are...

So much fun and affordable too! Mini golf course is fantastic and we loved the updated xtreme cornhole. We enjoyed playing the mini bowling too and highly recommend spending several hours there trying out all the activities including the axe throwing and the arcade games. We didn't play any of the arcade games, but they have a ton to choose from. If you have been here in the past, you need to come again because they have expanded into the space next to them and have updated the cornhole and if I'm not mistaken, the mini golf seemed spruced up and we were impressed with how nice it was. And don't forget the free party rooms! We don't have littles anymore, but if we did, we would definitely be having some birthday parties there! Support this local small business. You...

Absolutely love this place. However, I cannot give a five star review due to an unaddressed safety issue. We went axe throwing this evening and there was a child that was maybe six back in the axe throwing area. She was back there for an extended length of time with minimal supervision as she wandered in and out at will. She belonged to one of the employees who helped us with getting started at our lane. After we finished, I brought it up to an employee as not only did it make us uncomfortable as kids will be kids and that can be dangerous, but there is a clear sign posted that no one under 14 is to be in that area. I was told “oh she’s good”. The dismissive attitude of the employee when concern for the safety of a child was brought up at a family oriented business was...