Went with my 8 year old she loved it! All games take nickels, some two or three nickels. they give tickets that can be exchanged for prizes.

We went to Nickelrama on a Friday morning with our 5 year olds during the summer. It wasn’t crowded at all, cost around $5/person to get in, we got $5 in nickels/person and played for almost 2 hours. There were plenty of “little kid friendly” games and when my kids went to cash in their tickets, even though they were a few short on tickets, the kind young lady gave them the token prizes anyway. There was a staff member constantly walking the game areas to help with glitches or issues with the games. While we were there, two separate daycares arrived. While they were well behaved, but there were a lot of them. They all had their coins in cellophane bags that suddenly began to break open, spilling their coins all over the floor. We watched several times as one of the employees got down on his hands and knees to help them pick up their change, gave them a cup for their coins, and added more nickels to cover the ones they’d lost. While there were a lot of kids (the place was more than big enough for everyone), they spoke to each child with patience and respect. This sets the tone for the entire business. We spent a little under $30 for a family of 4 for around 2 hours. Staff couldn’t have been kinder or more helpful. We will be back and appreciate such a great experience.

This is a great place to spend a couple of hours with kids for not a huge amount of money! Most games are 4-6 nickels. I have taken my grandkids here numerous times!!

Went to one on Lavon Dr.was a little disappointed alot of machine not working or not dispensing tickets.

Ok we weren't sure what to expect but it turned out to be so much fun. You pay about $3 to get in and then the games cost 1-6 nickels, that's it. Talk about a bang for your buck. Lots of fun arcade games, pinball for days. A must if you like arcade games especially pinball!