Boomers

Adults and children will both have a blast! I’m an adult with no children and I had a ton of fun. I could spend a whole day here. There’s a great variety of things to do to keep you entertained. They have arcade games, mini bowling, mini golf, laser tag, go karts, batting cages, and more! I played several games of bowling, golf, and laser tag. The go karts were a lot of fun too. They have a smaller track (better for kids) and a really large track as well. Overall, a really fun experience. I would go more often if I lived closer.

READ THE REVIEWS, they are ALL ACCURATE!!! How do people go here??? WAY overpriced for outdated unkept games!!! It cost points, that way people don’t realize how much your paying to play an old game! The machine swipes were broken on more than ½ the games we played, took our points and then didn’t start. The race track is short and the max speed is 20mph, great for a 4-​year old. The minature golf course is not inventive and every hole feels the same. They are in business only for naïve tourists.

My kids absolutely love this place. They had so much fun Everytime we went there. They have some many games. Its great to get their energy out. Highly recommended.

I wish I could give place zero stars. I’m writing this while currently suffering from a severe bout of food poisoning which I acquired from this place. If you come here for the games, fine, but don’t even think of having food or drink here unless you want to get violently ill.
GO ELSEWHERE.

Boomers is kind of a rip off. The prices are the high arcade prices you’d expect, fine, but for that much things should work. Half the games took my credit without giving tickets in return, some games didn’t work at all, and a small few worked. I spent 100 $ collectively and when I went to cash out, the woman told me «Sorry, it’s broken. Give it to someone else.» When I asked to talk to a manager she ignored me and I left completely empty handed. I gave my tickets to a kid in hopes that at least they could come back another day.
The only part I really liked was the mini-​golf. The golfing was full sized, exciting, and well constructed! If only the rest of the arcade gave a crap about their customers.

I can’t believe I am giving this place 2 stars. It used to be fun but my has this place fallen. Most of the video games in the Arcade did not work. If they did, a lot did not put the points you won on the card. When I went up to the counter and asked for my money back Brooke the manager told me I was speaking to her too loud and needed my receipt… for the card we purchased not 45 min before.
I explained that I am partially deaf and speak loudly as it is hard to hear my own voice. After apologizing for my disability she went on to tell
me that if I continued she would call security and she was sorry I felt that way. I am sorry for feeling deaf too I guess… After we found the receipt she did refund the money but I do not feel like anyone should be treated in such a poor manner. Will never return. The two stars I gave is for a pretty good mini golf course. Delray is much much better though and their manager does not make fun of deaf people like the manager here named Brooke.

I went after a fun day at the museum and this place single handily ruined my entire groups day.
We showed up excited and full of energy but that was cut short when we entered. After being greeted by an apathetic employee and paid for a family package (100 $) we trekked towards the mini golf refusing to let the air breather not get us down.
Once we went to the mini golf course the employee, while quiet, greedily took our points and when I politely asked what her favorite color was she ignored me and refused to answer. I couldn’t help but notice the skies started to grey. An ominous sign of the terrible things to come.
As we started to mini golf, 2 other patrons came up to the cold, distant point taker to complain. She seemed unfazed and directed them to a «manager». This mysterious manager as I would come to find out was the incredibly rude troll they send all problems to.
We go through the mini golf and have a jolly good time. Once we completed our trek, we went in to play arcade games. Unfortunately, I was actively bamboozled out of about 130 points, and when I asked for assistance, another employee threw her hands up as if she was too thick to form words.
Needless to say, we were not happy and complained to the fabled manager Brooke.
This troll of a human begrudgingly gave us a refund but not before she berated my partially deaf friend.
We attempted to cash out our tickets and were informed the scanners were down. So all of the tickets we made were totally unusable.
Boomers hates happiness and actively tries to kill the American Dream.

Leaving two stars because we did play a fun round of mini golf and laser tag.
Our party spent about $ 80 and was unable to play the games we wanted to play, also the «scanners were down» so our party was unable to receive any prizes for the tickets won on the cards. I can’t imagine how horrible that experience would have been for a family bringing children.
When we asked for a manager, Brooke came to help us after maybe a 10 minute wait. She was very unhelpful and had a poor attitude overall.
Many games either don’t work and take credits from your card or are in bad working order. Very disappointed with my experience. Wouldn’t return or recommend to anyone.

The track for the go karts was nice. Laser tag was the best .I must say laser tag was the best part of the day. The reason I only have one star is because this women that worked behind the counter was so rude and unprofessional. If you have issue with dealing with the public or your fellow co-​workers the worse thing you could do is bring a innocent customer into it. The fact of the matter is she didn’t have make me feel like I was a burden. Then to bring me into the drama and ask me who told me
To come to the desk .She was in the wrong and if she did get mad at her fellow co-​worker then that’s just crazy.

Had a nice time here recently with friends playing mini golf, racing the go-​karts and checking out the arcade. This is a good place to visit if you’re just looking for something fun to do, but also for families, groups, birthdays, and even office parties. There is a decent amount of parking available out front. Pricing is on the expensive side, and ticket information can be confusing to figure out unless you ask the staff to break it down for you (the staff we encountered were all polite, but not necessarily enthusiastic or anything). The inside is a very loud and overstimulating environment, so keep that in mind if you or your kids are sensitive to that.
I enjoyed the mini golf course most. Yes, now that I think back I agree with some of the other reviewers that it is a bit run down in spots and could use a minor refurbishment, but it serves its purpose more than well. It wasn’t a very challenging course, but the scenery is nice and it is all still fun overall; just be careful where you strike your ball so it doesn’t end up in the water, outside the fences, etc. One thing to note is that if there are a lot of people playing behind you, you may feel pressured to hurry your game along, so try to keep a steady pace.
The go-​kart track was cool. They tell drivers not to bump, but the lanes are not incredibly wide, so this is difficult to avoid (just be on your guard). As for the arcade, there is a great variety of games, simulators, and attractions here which will keep you entertained for a while. Definitely take some time to check this out.

We enjoyed ourselves playing two rounds of miniature golf. The crowds were a little overwhelming since Boomers was simultaneously hosting multiple Halloween parties. The staff was friendly. A small portion of the arcade games were inoperative. The place was clean.

I’ll make this easy. Daughter’s bday party… purchased the «Wow VIP package» $ 39.99/Child plus all of the extras… includes among other things…4 hours of Unlimited Video Games. (Check out the website)
First…the hostess explained to the kids that they each get 150 points… I heard this… pulled up the WOW VIP PACKAGE on my phone and showed her that it was 4 hours of Unlimited Video Games for the kids. She went back… checked…and said they corrected it.
Next…about 45 minutes into our 4 hours… kids started coming back saying the cards don’t work… and they are out of points. I WENT BACK TO THE OFFICE… with these anxious kids standing around waiting.
This time another girl says the Unlimited games are only for the Video games that don’t give points. WHAT? IT DOES NOT SAY THAT ANYWHERE ON THE WEBSITE.(It has since been added on the website). Did we make up this rule today? Daughter’s bday… not wasting time. I went back… filled up all of the kids’ cards with my own money… and let them go back to play.
TOTAL SCAM! So many of the games give points… so now I am putting out more money filling up the cards… felt embarrassed. $ 1800 later (Total for the party)…this is the review.
Felt Scammed… will follow up with Corporate. This is a bait and switch. Documented on the website. If Corporate doesn’t respond… I’ll make sure my law firm has them take down the misleading website so this doesn’t happen to anyone else.
Won’t make this mistake again… next time… I’m going to try Dave and Busters.

Came here for a competitive game of mini golf with friends I think maybe our expectations were a little too high. The $ 10 per person seemed to be a little steep for this mediocre course that is badly in need of a renovation. I was wishing the game would end after about 3 – 4 holes in. The attendant was obliviously as bored as the game and offered nothing not even a smile. I think a kid under the age of 5 would find this place exciting and quite the adventure but unless your toting one of these with you it is quite disappointing. As we drove up to the mostly empty parking lot it was clear the attendance is down I’d be amazed if this place survives. Only thing that comes to mind is «been there done that» fortunately there were only a total of 4 other people on the course so there was no waiting.

Went here on a Saturday. It met our expectations of a middle-​of-​the-​road local arcade. The arcade area is not huge, but offers quite a variety of games and clean for the most part. There is a bar for adults as well as a rock wall to climb, go carts, mini golf, and more. I wouldn’t come from afar to visit here, but for local kids/​families it’s not a bad way to spend and afternoon or evening.

We’ve all been to Boomers in various cities, and to similar types of places not called Boomers. This Boomers is not up to par with others. Their mini golf is lame, in need of repair, with dried up ponds, and litter. Most holes seem like a repeat of the previous. There’s just nothing interesting about it. For pretty cool mini golf, where they’ll even deliver your drinks to you on the course, head to Putt’n Around in Delray.
The batting cages are probably the worst I’ve experienced, and I’ve experienced dozens of them over a career in women’s baseball and fastpitch. Of course, if you’re a serious player, you bring your own equipment. For casual players though, they don’t offer many bats in various lengths or sizes, and they lack enough helmets in various sizes, though helmets are required. So, even if you’re a casual player, bring your own equipment. The pitching machine kept getting stuck and tossing out 3 balls at a time. When you’re hitting a 70 – 75 mph baseball and 3 balls are coming at you at once, look out! The guy in the slowpitch cage near us kept having to walk out to push softballs into the gutter so he could get more pitches. That’s ridiculous!
The best game (yeah, this is totally subjective) is the PacMan air hockey game in my opinion, where NUMEROUS pucks fly around the table at one time. If you feel like wasting your time and money at this place, it’s the only game to play. Again, just my opinion.
Would I come here again? Nope… not even for a kids’ party.

I don’t know why this place has such low reviews. It was really nice and fun! Everything looked clean and there was hardly any trash anywhere. The Go Karts were fun and the attendants made sure everyone was safe and following the rules. The Mini Golf area looked like they were renovating it a little and little everyday but the area was beautiful and there are two courses. The Bumper Boats were fun but the water area was a little small. The Laser Tag place was nice, the equipment worked. We didn’t do the Bumper Cars because they seemed kind of kiddish. The Rock Climbing attendant was only doing one person at a time. I don’t why but it didn’t bother us that much. The food was good but a bit pricey. The arcade had a lot of games. The bathrooms were clean also. The prices were fair and we all had a lot of fun! Don’t let the other reviews scare you! :D

As the father of an almost 3 year old, I find that we come here more often as time goes by. We love this place and we came here a lot before we had kids to mini golf and just play video games and feel like kids again. We have been to countless birthday parties here and it’s always an amazing time.
I was so excited to come on Unilocal as I have been wanting to give them a great review for so long and BOOM. As I walk around typing this I notice that they got rid of all the activities for «little kids». 5 stars just dropped to 3 in an instant.
To be fair they are undergoing some renovations but to only remove the games for little kids during this time and not post about it on their website is just rude. We drove over 20 miles to come bring our 2 year old here to play on the kiddie rides that she loves and right now she is saying «daddy where did they all go?» Great question sweetie where did they all go? I am looking around and about half of the people here have a child under 5 and I see them standing around talking (presumably trying to figure out where to go since there is literally nothing here for their children now).
I just talked to two other parents about this and mine is a shared sentiment. No notice about it on the website, drove far to spend money, and as we finish our lap of the place there is one little red fire engine that rocks back and forth, a duck game, and whac-a-mole…Great, an amusement destination has the same amount of rides for my child as the local grocery store and they are spread out all over the place so you cannot find them as opposed to them being in one spot. My wife has had it and wants to leave before I can even finish writing this.
Do yourself a favor and call ahead and ask because the fact that this place is a mess isn’t something they are making people aware of and upset doesn’t cover how I feel that I drove all the way down here only to find the place being renovated and no longer suitable for little kids is disappointing. I will gladly spend my money elsewhere until I see something on their website about construction being finished. It’s 2015 if you can afford to build a bar in your amusement destination you can afford to take the ten seconds to put something on your website about the construction.

Dumpy. Front entrance was being repainted but no where were there signs that the place was even open. Only because we saw others going around back did we try to enter.
Wandering around the mostly unmanned outer area where all rides or activities appeared to be closed down we went inside the arcade area and was finally directed to the front counter where we bought a round of mini golf.
No directions or instructions informed you as to which of the 2 course entrances to choose, we randomly picked one and set forth putting.
All the water features were not running. They were dry and litter filled. There were cut irrigation hoses and rusty pipes strewn around everywhere. Also the clubs were rusted and all the «greens» we’re litter and leaf covered. Kinda felt like I had gotten a tetanus booster shot before venturing out this morning.
Puttin’ Around off of West Atlantic might not have as much to offer as far as other attractions but it beats Boomers hands down when it comes to an enjoyable round of mini golf.

Went on December 31^st, 2014. It was raining so the second busiest attraction was Lazer tag. The guy behind the counter kept sending people away even though attraction was not to capacity. He kept bragging to a Jewish couple that he was Jewish, born in Israel and working for the Jewish center was a better job. This man was bragging how he would send people away from going in due to not wanting to be bothered. Apparently Doing His Job Was Over work.
Staff members unattentive and the bathrooms were horrific. I will not bring my family to a facility that is as filthy and at times as bigoted as this place.

About two years ago, I bought a Groupon that Boomers was advertising. However, I never used it and the Groupon expired. Last Saturday night, a friend and I decided to stop by for something different to do. When we first walked in, I noticed how packed the place was with a variety of age groups.
Granted, the majority of patrons were kids. Anyway, we waited in line to see the cashier who issued the gaming cards. I showed her my expired Groupon, and they honored the amount that I paid for it. We received a gaming card for $ 25.
With that $ 25, it bought us numerous games for over an hour or so. We played various games like a huge connect four, shooting basketballs, Whac-​A-​Mole and so much more. We also went outside to hop on one of the go-​karts, however, the line was long. We decided to use up the rest of the money on games.
Excitedly, we racked up 391 tickets from the play. We went to a machine that you insert the tickets, and it goes on the gaming card. The toys that you get with the tickets were not really of interest to us. We decided to give the tickets to some kid who was with his father.
The father seemed more excited than the kid.
As an adult, with no kids, I found this place fun. I had a great time playing games and letting go. I would come back to ride the go-​karts and more gaming. I also found this place a great idea for a date night, or a group of friends looking for something different.