City Fun Center

I've heard (or have seen pictures) from others who've been here in years past - and they used to have a SEGA "Ghost Squad" arcade machine and Sega "Initial D Arcade Stage 3" or "Initial D Arcade Stage 2" single or dual cabinet racing arcade machine(s).Wonder if "Initial D Arcade" (preferably Stage 3) will make a comeback in my area????
Dec 31st, 2022

Sad to see it go Hope the next location opens up near me
Mar 7th, 2021

Everything is awesome. But one could have more slot machines. More new slot machine.
Oct 21st, 2020

Jul 24th, 2020

Formerly Nickel City, but since none of the games cost a nickel any more, the name change makes "cents" (ba dum tss!). The prices are still reasonable, however, and offset by the prizes you can redeem with your game tickets. Owner Steve hand-picks the larger prizes himself, and often will buy only one of something special, such as a cotton candy machine my kid was thrilled to find and now uses regularly. Over the years, kiddo has also redeemed a number of classic board games, high quality stuffed animals, and an extensive selection of novelty candy.CFC has modernized and added several new attractions recently, including two immersion games and an indoor laser tag arena. It would be great, however, if more games were added to the arcade, as there definitely appears to be room.The general admission fee is nominal but just a bit annoying since you'll already be paying for each game you play. The fee is currently waived to reduce touch points during the pandemic, but I imagine will be reinstated eventually. Overall, this is a small, family-owned, local business that's fun for all ages and well worth supporting!
Jul 7th, 2020