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Kids loved it although the play areas closed for covid the Carousel was open as well as all there games. Really good place to blow a couple hrs and 20 bucks having fun

I love this place. They could update the tickets to the electronic system, but whatever.There’s slicker arcades out there, but my kids play much, much longer for the money and get comparatively better prizes. It’s my favorite in New England. I’m not going to spend $100 for my kids to play at D&B’s for one hour when we can play almost three hours here.

Me and my daughter come here regularly and it's always a good time. Lots of games to win tickets and lots of arcade games just for fun. There are games from all generations here and you'll surely find one of your childhood favorites. Have a little extra patience with staff. I know they are struggling with employees like everyone else. Kitchen and dining areas are actually pretty nice for an arcade. Food is pretty basic. Unfortunately you get all kinds of people here that will take advantage of young kids. My 9 year old has complained several times that when she dropped a token an adult ran up and took it. Same thing with a strip of tickets. Keep your items close.

Plenty of arcade fun well actually three floors full of games. First time here and the prices and the customer service skills were excellent for two children to be entertained for a few hours of fun. Thank you for the great family fun night at a great affordable rate. For this you receive a very good rating/review.

I have not been to Fun World since 1993 when I had a party for my then 2yr old. My grandson (7) had a wonderful time. Very age appropriate. Only problem I had was the inside slide was $12. Someone in Marketing missed the mark. I would have paid $5 per hour for each child. Every hour change the color bands

Brought our youngest child here (3 yr old) for the first time on Saturday. He absolutely loved it. They are a lot cleaner then before, much more of a comfortable setting for the kids to play. Staff is a little scarce for the merry go round and the mini rides but they're there if you ask. Games are well kept, though there were about 4 of the little kid games that just ate our tokens and gave no ride or game. All in all, my son had an absolute blast.

Love this place.. I just wish it was open till 9 on weekends.. Had that old school penny arcade on beach front tourist strips I remember visiting as a child... Tokens, physical tickets, classic 80s video games, ect. .. Some of machines can be finicky but if you are familiar with jingling the coin slot return and usually corrects the issue . Definitely fun times and fun world

If your children love ticket games, this is the place to be. I really wanted to ride the 2 story indoor carousel but there was a line, and no one was running it in person to ask about special tickets or rider limits. I saw an original Centipede cabinet on the top floor and was super excited, hoping desperately to find more than a Mrs. Pacman vintage cab with someone clearly spending their day there, and 8 mediocre pinball machines. Had there been a half dozen more retro games in all the empty space I would have purchased a cup of tokens and stayed a while. The restrooms and facilities looked fairly maintained for an aging property and the large windows and open stairwells truly make for a cool atypical arcade gaming experience. This site also has quite a few 2 & 4 seater contemporary sit in FPS games. I will definitely be back, but with some little ones next time!

Not as sketchy as it looks from the outside. It's your typical video arcade/play space on steroids. My 4.5yo attended a birthday party and they had pizza, cake, and ice cream (all of which tasted not too bad) and then received a ticket to the playground, which is a massive hamster tunnel/slide/bouncy house/cargo net structure that would normally cost $12 for entry. They kids could easily spend 2+ hours in there alone. But we also received a bag of tokens, so we took the kids to play some of the games. The machines are hit or miss. Half just eat your coin. The lower level has lots of little ride-on toys for Littles, which is where we spent our time. All in all, I'd bring him back here, especially during the winter when outdoor fun is limited.

Place is skeezy. Lots of broken games, no one attending the rides, play area is closed. Several rooms being used as storage. Old racetrack outside, clearly not being used. Lower parking deck is closed, so parking is limited. Bathrooms were gross, no urinals in the men's room. Only two stall and one was small enough that an adult would have trouble sitting down. Saw several old creepy dudes walking around without kids.The only positive was that the machines weren't that token hungry and $20 (plus free $7 bonus) went pretty far.Would not come again.