arcade games

[grumpy&princess]

Would like to know what godly price they charge for the aracade games. I have an arcade junky son and would love to know what damage he is gonna do to my pocket book there.

 

[Lilolvr]

Would like to know what godly price they charge for the aracade games. I have an arcade junky son and would love to know what damage he is gonna do to my pocket book there.

You have to use tokens. Most games are 2 - 4 tokens.

 

[TaraPA]

Both of my DSs get to Disney & beg to play in the resort arcades or at Toy Story Pizza Planet at MGM. In the resorts you can buy a card to load with a set amount but I can't remember what each game costs. At Toy Story Pizza Planet each game is 2-8 tokens which is 50 cents to $2 per game.

 

[LuvsTinker]

The resort arcades are using electronic cards now. You put whatever amout you want on the card then swipe it at the game.

However, I could not tell you how much to play each game. When my son would swipe his card, I would see the scanner read something like "120 points" and I'm not sure how the points equate to a dollar figure. It looked confusing to me.

All I know is I have two arcade cards in our possession each worth 470 points and have no idea what that equates to in a dollar amt. or how much each game takes in points.

 

[GQ's Ghost]

On a bright side...Disney has their arcade games set to "easy" mode.

I know this because there is a ski game, you stand up and ski down hill. most arcades start you off with 50 seconds per play, then you have to hit time bonus to finish. Disney has their machines set to 60 seconds. So all but the worst skier can finish 1 run at least.

This seems to be the case with all of their games.

 

[Mr. Pig]

As previously said, the resorts have the points system now. You get a rechargeable card then when you use up the points you can pay to recharge it with any amount of points. The cost per point and the number of points the games take are not in even amounts. That way it is hard to tell how much the games actually cost. Not a bad idea on Disney's part. It actually comes down to maybe a little about average arcade prices.