Fun Plaza

SOOOO MUCH FUN! The games are roughly a quarter each and they are classics! I recommend bringing cash so you don’t have to use the atm. But the staff (when you can find them lol) are helpful and the prizes counter for game tickets are cute! I recommend you going to this one over the rest! Also it is an open air & well lit arcade unlike the rest!

BRING CASH!!!
Can’t stress that enough! They have some older games I’ve never even seen. We had issues with a few machines, but staff took care of us.
There was a cool baseball machine my 6 year old dominated at! A smash the clown game that I somehow managed to not only get a high score but also pretty sure I broke my toe on it. Don’t get excited next to machines!
We spent 20 bucks, and that lasted like 3 hours, and we had a lot of fun making memories.

Seemed like a fun place to go hang on the board walk. We didn’t get to have fun because of the fact that no one had cash on them. There’s an atm outside but I wasn’t about to pay an extra $ 2-​$ 3. There’s a concession stand outside the venue that sells all types of cool drinks and treats — drinks, slushies, milkshakes, etc. Nice place to duck in and beat the heat and one of the more inexpensive spots on the boardwalk. Next time I’ll bring some cash.

Game selection was minimal, but they have the classics like skee ball and baseball, for 25 cents a play which was fair. Large variety of pop shot basketball games at 50 cents a play. Enjoyed giving over 600 tickets to a little girl when we left as she started dancing in joy :-) fun little place to pass some time.

The coin machine shorted us a few coins. When I brought it managements attention the manager proceeded to go through the process of feeding in a twenty and then counting out the quarters to show me it was impossible to short us.
This was not the way to handle the situation; all the coins were going to come back to them anyway; playing the games. Very poor customer service.

Loud, hot, muggy, and busy… I love it! I’ve been visiting this arcade for as long as I can remember, and very little has changed. In fact, all I can remember changing is that the prizes always seemed so much cooler when I was a kid! Haha!
I hope this arcade is around for my children, and their children, and their children’s children.

This place is awesome. I could spend hours playing the vintage baseball games. Always a family favorite. Pretty well run, lots of attendants running around.

25 cent skee ball and arcade games… hell ya. .its nice that you don’t have to get tokens… you can just put your quarters in the machine. It was very hot in the place but or group ranged from ages 3 to 60 and we all enjoyed ourselves. Stop by and be a kid again!

This place is full of retro and classic arcade games. You can find Pacman and Skee Ball as well as an air hockey table along with other games. It’s a classic boardwalk arcade and while it’s not the best, you’ll find yourself sinking in a decent amount of change to kill time.

Spent a crap load of money and had fun :)

While visiting Myrtle Beach recently, we happened upon this arcade on the boardwalk. My wife loves arcades, so in we went.
It was a decent sized location, quite a few machines. It was definitely a bit dated. The machines and games were all older. However, the classics are classic for a reason. Skeeball is always a winner. I wouldn’t have minded a few newer games though, just a few.
Their prize selection was actually rather impressive. Lots and lots of different choices. Including quite a few Myrtle Beach souvenirs, which my wife liked. She was planning on buy some anyway, why not have a little fun while doing it.
The employees were nice, and they walked the floor regularly, which is good in case of a non-​working machine.
Overall all a good experience. If we’re ever in the area again, I’m sure we’ll be back.

We really enjoyed this arcade. The games were a lot of fun and they had a few decent prizes to redeem tickets for. The wall of vintage baseball games is a lot of fun too and only a quarter. We went back here a couple of times and next time we visit, we will be sure to visit again.

This is a very old world/60’s arcade located on the boardwalk at Myrtle Beach. Its got your skeeball, your pinball, all the great old games that you win coupons to exchange for… well, junk. The noise level here is enough to make you ADD, like John Cage eating too much candy. It is a cool trip into a lost world of pre-​game boy entertainment.