Best Amusement Centers Near Orange, Texas

Games are a great way to blow off steam or challenge your strategy skills online or in-person with other players. Granger Chevrolet has compiled a list of some of the most exciting amusement centers near Orange, Texas for kids and adults to enjoy fun games and activities. We’re sharing our top five places so you can check them out while driving around in your new Chevrolet from Granger.

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Play Today

Play Today is located next to the Factory Outlet on Highway 62 and FM 105. It features 3,600 square feet of indoor fun for kids and features toddler bumper cars and crazy carts for older kids. Fortunately, you won’t need to bring these bumper cars to our service center at Granger Chevrolet, but don’t hesitate to bring us your Chevy when you need service. Other activities include bumper battle balls for safe contact activities, karaoke parties, Nerf battles, and more. There’s plenty of indoor fun and games for the younger set that gets them away from screens and into the real world.

You won’t find arcade games at Play Today, but your kids will find plenty of stimulating activities to enjoy. The operators of Play Today feel that kids spend too much time looking at screens and are seeking to encourage kids to step away from electronic stimulation.

The indoor playground is designed to help develop young minds by allowing them to explore their environment, take safe risks, and move around the facility in search of excitement. The play environment is geared towards children 12 and under, and there’s constant supervision for safety by adult staff.

Tilt Studio

Tilt Studio is a 30-minute drive from Orange to Beaumont, Texas, but well worth making the trip, especially if you want to have fun for everyone. There’s a mini-bowling alley, black-light mini-golf with an interstellar theme, laser tag, and bumper cars for riders over 44″ in height. Tilt also features interactive games such as hoops, skeeball, skill games, and cabinet-style arcade games. Players can win tickets from the arcade games and redeem them for prizes.

The mini-bowling alley at Tilt Studio is a perfect place to introduce the younger family members to the sport of bowling. The lanes are built to the same specifications as industry standards but sized for kids instead. Are you looking for some time behind the wheel of an exotic car? OutRun2 is an immersive auto racing arcade game that seats two at a time and gives players the option to race against each other. Experience mini-golf on Mars in the indoor mini-golf course and challenge your putting skills. Party rooms are available for rent.

BnB Arcade

The BnB Arcade, also located in Beaumont, is worth making a stop for a casual round of games. The arcade features classic table games, modern versions of old classics, and immersive arcade games that put you in action. One of the best features of BnB is the fact that it’s located inside the Crystal Grocery store that has take-out food. You can game until you’re hungry, top off with comfort food, and fill up the tank of your Chevy from Granger Chevrolet at the attached gas station.

The location of this old-school arcade is somewhat unusual in that it’s part of a gas station and convenience store complex, but it’s not put in there as an afterthought. It’s a full-sized arcade with lots of classic arcade games, table games, and immersive experiences. Many of the games at the arcade give points for prizes, and the fact there’s an on-site diner makes it easy to spend time here. A room is available for birthday parties, and groups can come in without a reservation.

GameZone Esports Cafe

GameZone Esports Cafe is located 30 minutes to the east in Sulphur, LA. The cafe provides gaming computers so you can experience the hottest PC games on screaming fast machines and play Xbox, PS4, a virtual reality driving simulator, Nintendo Switches, and more. It’s a place that offers just about every type of gaming platform for you to enjoy, and it serves snacks and drinks to hold you over until the next round starts.

GameZone enables its guests to experience the latest game titles on every gaming platform at a way more affordable price than buying the hardware and game. The cafe has a cover charge that allows guests to play for a few hours or all day on the PCs and consoles, along with a gaming pass that includes time to use a VR machine. Snacks and drinks at the cafe mainly consist of sodas, energy drinks, chips, candy, and a couple of popular frozen food items heated up at the counter.

MaxBowl

MaxBowl is located in Port Arthur, Texas, about a 30-minute drive. It’s a gaming destination for adults and kids alike with features that include an arcade, laser tag, a skywalk, shuffleboard, and billiards. The bowling alley features professional quality lanes and equipment and has leagues for those who want to get into competitive bowling. There’s also a simulated golfing experience for golfers who want to hit the links when the weather isn’t cooperating.

Every Friday and Saturday night, the bowling alley turns into an otherwordly place with Cosmic Bowling. Gone is the overhead lighting in favor of black lights, disco lights, lasers, and smoke machines. You get to bowl in this ethereal atmosphere while listening to the best music. Topping off the experience is drinks from the bar and fresh food off the grill. If you’re not in the mood to bowl, the arcade has a mix of over 60 retro and brand-new games that deliver fun and excitement for all ages.

That’s our list of five amusement centers in Orange, Texas. Did we miss a destination you feel should be on the list? Get in touch with us and let us know! We’ll make sure to add your favorite amusement center to the list the next time we update the post.