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Arcades in Rochester, NY

12 of the 46 paintball fields and family entertainment venues we list in Rochester are arcades and game rooms.

Venues range from retro pinball halls charging hourly flat rates to modern ticket-redemption game rooms that rely on reloadable play cards. Choosing the right spot depends on whether you want classic cabinets, modern multiplayer simulators, or a full family entertainment center with food and bowling. Checking a map pin will not tell you the payment structure, game selection, or age policies during late-night hours.

  1. Fantasy Raceways

    3787 Dewey Ave, Rochester, NY 14616-2513

    Saturday & Sunday Open Track: 1–4 PM

    Indoor fieldParties & groups
  2. Dave & Buster's

    15 Miracle Mile Dr, Rochester, NY 14623-5865

    Parties & groups
  3. RPM Raceway

    17 Miracle Mile Drive, Rochester, NY 14623

    Parties & groups
  4. Pinball Alley

    360 Jay Scutti Blvd, Rochester, NY 14623

    Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

  5. Arcade 80s

    1694 Penfield Rd, Rochester, NY 14625-2500

  6. Chuck E. Cheese

    3130 W Ridge Rd, Rochester, NY 14626-3216

  7. Dice Versa

    280 E Broad St, Rochester, NY 14604

  8. Great Lakes Gaming

    100 S Clinton Ave Fl 22, Rochester, NY 14604

  9. Clubhouse Fun Center

    70 Jay Scutti Blvd, Rochester, NY 14623-2526

  10. A Gamer's Nostalgia

    1100 University Ave Building #4, Rochester, NY 14607

  11. The Penny Arcade

    4785 Lake Ave, Rochester, NY 14612-2154

  12. A Gamers Nostalgia

    510 State St, Rochester, NY 14608

Check play card rules. Read how prize points expire and whether card balances can be split or carried over to future visits.

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Good to know

How do arcades typically charge for gameplay?

Most modern venues use reloadable play cards or wristbands loaded with credits, while retro arcades often charge a flat hourly or daily entry fee for free-play cabinets. Dedicated pinball clubs or older venues may still operate on quarters or tokens. Expect prize-redemption games to cost more per play than standard video games.

Are arcades suitable for all age groups?

During daytime hours, almost all arcades cater to kids, teenagers, and families. However, some venues transition to 21-and-over policies in the late evening, especially those with full bars or kitchen service. It is best to check venue rules if you plan an evening outing with minors.

Do I need to make reservations in advance?

Walk-ins are standard for individual play, but group bookings or party room rentals usually require advanced deposits. If you are visiting a popular family entertainment venue on a weekend, booking party packages ahead of time secures designated seating and included game cards.