Palace Fun Centre

Won a grabby machine toy which, from what I've heard before, Tom Cruise has more chance of winning.£3 later, 1 x Sonic£14 later, 1 x Steven The SeagullParking on a Sunday is free after 5pm too.

Ok range of machines. Most machines were 2p machines to get tickets. Staff werefriendly and helpful. They have mini golf which was fun (9 holes). They aldo had bowling and go karting. No dissabled access and the mini golf is down stairs.

Very clean. Friendly atmosphere. Good value games (we won a teddy!) Amazing to have game machines, lazer quest and mini golf all on one building! Would recommend!

Really enjoy this arcade.I make a point of coming every time we go to rhylThey have various machines which are ticket based and there's a stall where you can redeem them for a large choice of prizes. They are very generous with filling the 2p machines with keyrings and if you get them all out the gentleman working there doesn't seem to mind filling it up again. There's also a a cafe and toilets here.

The kids like it here, we always go for this arcade when visiting. We went to the laser tag which was really fun and for £15 for a family of four it wasn't too badly priced. Avoid the toilet though, definitely not looked after and used by all sorts!

Great soft play area and lovely food. My grandson loved it. Despite it being very busy, all the staff were friendly and cheerful.

Great fun, probably best overall arcade on the strip when you consider what's packed in here. Deceivingly large inside and has a huge range of arcade machines from toy grabbers, 2p machines, gamblers and actual gaming cabinets of all types. Obviously tokens come out of a lot of the machines too for those of you who like to get something out of your arcade action at the end or after a few visits and saving up.What's particularly good here is that in addition to the arcades there's a soft play area which is very fairly priced. You can lose your kids in there for an hour at a very fair rate and relax with a drink and a snack while they play. Two varying sized soft play, one for the littlest of children (be prepared to follow them on of course, young at heart grandparents are allowed to get lost in there too) and a larger one for the older kids. If you're lucky, the older kids will be able to access the death drop slide which has only been open rarely on our visits as it requires a member of staff to monitor and make sure kids use safely.The newest addition here is the crazy golf course, maybe miniature and slightly crazy would be a better fit actually. We had a quick look last time and it's all new and very clean and looks like fun. Something we'll try when both our two can partake and get involved in the fun. As you can see, easy to spend half a day in this one arcade, been around since I was a little kid myself visiting on weekends. Have fun.

Not bad arcade,haven't been over 20 years ,not like used to be but cool,won the giant toblerone which was quiet easy haha but good place,staff helpful too ,better than place next door lol

Customer service absolutely awful. Very patronising and unhelpful (the man with a sleeve tattoo and glasses behind the prize bar in particular) apart from one kind man. Money and ticket machines broke loads lol we asked for help and said he didn’t know as well as making fun of us for trying to use a broken machine how rude !