In San Deigo, California, one high-end apartment building has also added arcade games, and this move has been well received by residents, who can also enjoy Highway 66 Mini Bowling and HD full-swing golf, free of charge. This expansion means that it can offer a full range of family activities appropriate for any age. It now features more than 80 arcade & redemption games, alongside a ropes course, a climbing wall, laser tag, bowling, and virtual reality. For instance, Arena Sports, a chain of indoor soccer fields in the Seattle area, made the decision to transform its sports arena into a complete Family Entertainment Center. Jay Peak even offers mini-bowling, a cinema and a second games room.Įlsewhere, sports centres have been getting in on the trend too. One example of this trend can be seen in the ski resort sector in Vermont, where locations like Jay Peak, Burke Mountain and Smugglers Notch have added arcade rooms in order to keep guests entertained while they are not out on the slopes.

Arcades come to ski resorts, sports centres and more It only makes sense to use the area to generate income since the operator will already pay rent, taxes, and utilities on it. Whether a company is housed in a modest or sizable building, making the most of every square foot of the venue is crucial to optimising its financial return.

Betson Enterprises, the amusement equipment, parts, and service distributor, has shed some light on a recent trend, exploring why more non-traditional locations, such as ski resorts, sports centres, housing developments and more, are adding game rooms.

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