This is a popular, friendly neighborhood lay place with functioning, well-managed security upon entrance and exit. Well-organized for birthday parties and similar kinds of events, where the staff will help out bring out the mouse, sing and clap, serve pizza and cake, and help dole out the goods. The games are designed to deliver tickets and appeal to kids six and younger, in general. Like everything in Brooklyn and New York, space is a little tight, but things are cleanly kept and there’s plenty of seating for weary adults. There are food and drink options basically fit for a rest-stop, which is both fine (solid cheap options) and also one area the parent corporation might explore updating for modern tastes (a craft IPA? Some kind of Impossible Burger?). Further, there appears to be a precious and limited number of ticket counting machines: this is not the fault of staff, but that many consistently broken machines leads to headaches at the close. This isn’t the fault of the staff, but the managers/investors/operators. They might use low interest rates to peel off a focused makeover of some spots inside, this included - the same is true of the entire mall. Nevertheless, we’ve undertaken the journey a few times now and the children always walk away happy. That’s why it gets the hi-5 here.

My children had a really great time. Just be prepared to deal with a lot of people on any given day. To be honest there will always be some parents that just seem to not want to have a great time but try to stay away from them and you and your children will enjoy yourselves. Also a heads up you can buy 500 tickets for 4.99 to have a better choice of prizes at the end. Thank me later

Great Employee Ashanti was very knowledgeable about how the games operate. As a single dad both she and Ashley made me feel like I was the world's greatest dad. Thank you Ashanti