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Have you ever found yourself wondering, “Where are the best rated arcades near me?” Well, we at Green Vacation Deals have put together a list of the 10 best arcades in the US!
Whether you’re looking for a fun retro arcade or want to experience the latest in gaming, you’ll find some great options. You may even find a fantastic arcade near you – or one that might make a nice addition to your next vacation! Some even have budget friendly, discounted options for admission or free play.
Lucky Snake Arcade & Sports Bar
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Lucky Snake is considered to be the largest arcade in the world. You can choose from over 300 games, including redemption games, attraction games, pinball games, competition games and video games. And as the name suggests, it’s not only an arcade. Hang out at the sports bar or go for a ride on the go karting track.
Find out how to save money with a discounted game card here.
Arcade City
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Arcade City is conveniently located near other fun Pigeon Forge attractions at The Island. And with its large variety of games, it’s a great option for a family trip to Tennessee. You can learn how to save up to 36% off a play card here.
Nostalgia Lounge Arcade Bar
Mentor, Ohio
You can find this arcade bar about thirty minutes from Cleveland. And it’s an excellent place to visit if you want to experience the fun of 80s and 90s arcades. Learn ways to save money on an unlimited play wristband (and on garlic parm fries!) here.
Funspot
Laconia, New Hampshire
So I know that I previously said the Lucky Snake was the largest arcade in the world. But it depends on how you measure it. According to the Guinness World Records, this Weirs Beach arcade is the largest games arcade in the world. In addition to the 600+ games, you can go bowling, play miniature golf, and more. You can learn more about Funspot here.
Galloping Ghost Arcade
Brookfield, Illinois
Here we have another contender for world’s largest arcade. The Galloping Ghost Arcade has more than 885 games. Over 600 world records have been set at this Chicago area arcade. And they are devoted to creating an amazing video gaming experience. You can learn more about the Galloping Ghost Arcade here.
Flynn’s Retrocade
Roy, Utah
At this retro arcade in the Ogden area, you can play vintage style pinball and arcade games. You can even earn free drinks if you get a high score! See how to save on a discounted all day wristband pass here.
Hometown Arcade
Norwood, Massachusetts
Located in a Boston suburb, Hometown Arcade offers a selection of pinball and arcade games, from the 1970s to current games. There are also other activities, like Guitar Hero, foosball and air hockey. Find out how to get a 30% discount on an unlimited play package.
Klassic Arcade
Gobles, Michigan
Paw Paw, Michigan
With a collection of classic pinball games from the 1960s to the 1990s, and arcade games from the 1980s to this century, Klassic Arcade is an excellent place for nostalgic fun. And it’s actually expanded to three locations, with two in Gobles and one in Paw Paw. You can save money on unlimited play visits here.
Silverball Retro Arcade
Asbury Park, New Jersey
Delray Beach, Florida
This arcade has two locations in different states. One is located on the boardwalk in Asbury Park, on the Jersey Shore. And the other can be found in Delray Beach, in the Miami metropolitan area. Find out more about the Silverball Museum here.
Ground Kontrol
Portland, Oregon
This classic arcade is located in the historic Old Town/Chinatown neighborhood of Portland. It’s the home of monthly pinball tournaments, as well as fun arcade games from the 1970s to today. Find out more about Ground Kontrol here.