ESPN Zone and games

[DLfan4]

hi, I am looking for more information on the ESPN Zone and their games area.

- do we need to eat there to use the games? or can we just pay to play the games?



- I think you purchase points cards to play the games, is that correct? so if we wanted the kids to play for 1 hr say, how many points would they need / or how much would we need to spend for 1 hr of play?

-are they just the usual video games? or are they unique games? any interactive games?

tia.

 

[endy]

2 years since we were there.
Typical games, basketball, football, motorcycle. My ds 16 wasn't impressed last trip. Prices seemed to have increased. Beware I think you have to pay a buck or two just to get the card.

Look around you will likely find coupons. You used to get extra tokens for signing up online.

I would prefer to go to Dave and Busters for better games, more variety and less money. And good prizes for your tickets. There are often coupons for them and on Wednesdays' all games are half price. I seem to spend as much here as my ds does.

ETA = no you can just go upstairs and play the games.

 

[DLfan4]

thanks.

 

[HydroGuy]

hi, I am looking for more information on the ESPN Zone and their games area.

- do we need to eat there to use the games? or can we just pay to play the games?



- I think you purchase points cards to play the games, is that correct? so if we wanted the kids to play for 1 hr say, how many points would they need / or how much would we need to spend for 1 hr of play?

-are they just the usual video games? or are they unique games? any interactive games?

tia.

We spent a bunch of time there in July and got $50 worth of video games.

As the PP said, you do not need to order any food or drinks to play.

You purchase points and put them on a card. If you have multiple people in your group it is kind of a pain to have all the points on one card because you have to keep going around finding out who has the card. You can buy multiple cards but it does cost extra for more cards.

If you have an AP (I did) you can get double the points for each purchase.

Some of the games were relatively standard but some looked a bit unique. I was with a 22 year old and two 18 year olds, and there were games they have never seen. We had fun playing 4-way air hockey.