Scene75 Entertainment Center

3688 Center Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212, USA

Address:	3688 Center Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212, USA
Phone:	+1 234-803-1100
Site:	scene75.com
Rating:	4.1

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Ramzey Boukzam

This place is very fun and I really enjoyed my time here. Now I am a big fan of arcades and when I say big, I really mean BIG fan of arcades. So I always go to Dave & Busters, which is about a 30 minute drive. This place opened which is only 15 minutes away, so I decided to come here to check it out. I must say, I like the game selection here much more than Dave & Busters. They have some very new games that Dave & Busters does not have. I decided to do the math to determine which arcade would be a better deal for me. Now at Dave & Busters, 1,000 tickets is worth $4. This is the scale they use to price their prizes. I calculated this by seeing how many tickets an item is priced for and seeing how much its retail value is. At scene 75, I calculated it and 1,000 tickets is only worth $2. Thats terrible! Next the cost of the games. Dave & Busters, not on half price day, averages game costs of $0.68 - $1.00 and $0.34 - $0.50 on half price day. This is only if you use their buy $20 in games get $20 free coupons. Dave & Busters sends these out to emails every Thursday. However at scene 75, every game I like to play costs $1.00 and even with a VIP its $0.90 or $0.80 on Wednesday. So I pay more here to play a game and my tickets are only worth half of what they are at Dave & Busters. Because of this, I have chosen to still go to Dave & Busters. Scene 75, if you are reading this, please consider lowering the costs of games or bumping up the value of tickets by making large prizes cheaper. It will allow customers to spend more money here because they will feel like they are getting more for their money. Expensive prices will cause people to only come once. Sure you make more money by making things expensive, but if you can make arcade games cheaper, people will come back and spend more over time, which will cancel out the effect of the money lost by lowering prices. Once again please consider this, because you will be guaranteed to make thousands off only me in a year if you convince me to switch from Dave & Busters to scene 75 just by lowering game costs or highering ticket values. Thanks for reading this if you did. Other than that, this place is great!

Be Pol

-Lots to do indoors, its like a Dave & Busters, but with more kid oriented activities and interactive/non-arcade options. The $ definitely goes quick here at $1-$2.50 per game (most cost $1). -They have: Laser Tag ($8.50), Laser Maze ($2), Kids Jump House area ($6 half hr / $9/hr), Go carts ($8/single rider, $10/db), Virtual Movie, Indoor Glow Mini-golf ($5 9 holes/$8 18 holes), 4-D motion theater ($5), bumper cars ($4), mini bowling ($3.50) etc. -There is a bar with a double wrap around seating (modeled off of Vegas), but the placement of it is in the center, which I feel is only conducive to parents keeping an eye on kids. (IMO If they wanted to draw more of just the Winking Lizard bar crowd, they shouldve placed it more towards the entrance or side.) -The VIP card costs $12 and gets you to the front of the go cart line & 10% off games ex $0.90 instead of $1 - it would take $120 in spend to get back what you paid for it. If you plan on spending more than $120 over a yr, it is probably worth it. -There are many party/event rooms. -I asked and there are no 1/2 price game nights like D&B. -The prize station offers many which start from cheap kids prizes to a coveted signed Kyrie jersey ;) (not on discount). -Food truck alley is a separate section with 4 "food truck" vendors: Proper Pig (but no meat offerings like Lakewood location), Sauced Pizza (wood fired pizzas), Boca Loca Tacos, and River Dog Cafe. We ate a pizza from Sauced which was delish, and got the beans from Proper Pig (wish it had just meat offerings like CLE location). Food Truck alley is a good option for to-go food for dinner without even going to games. They really transformed Buehlers. I hope its a sustainable business, as it was over-staffed & dead on Friday around 5pm. They need to do something to draw people in.

gray pupon

This is an amazing fun filled place designed to entertain the entire family! They have bounce houses, mini golf, bumper cars in the spin zone, and play for prize games for the little ones. They have video games, a ride simulator with 4D effects, two level laser tag arena, a laser maze, mini bowling alley, a go cart track, a banquet room, and three other party rooms! The finest gem is their virtual reality games where you can take a walk through the mountains, shoot aliens, cook simulated foods, fight ninja, shoot bow and arrows, etc. For the adults, there is a bar with televisions in the middle of the gaming floor. Their food truck alley is a fun concept with four food truck facades in their restaurant area which caters the banquet and party rooms. Food truck alley is open even when the game section is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Boca Loca even serves tacos made from an area separate from the rest for those who cannot eat gluten. Sauced Woodfire Pizza has one of the tastiest gluten-free pizzas, but they cannot guarantee no cross contamination. The other two food trucks are Proper Pig and River Dog Cafe. This is a place families cannot miss! This is similar to Dave and Busters, but it is not nearly as expensive.

gray pupon

This is an amazing fun filled place designed to entertain the entire family! They have bounce houses, mini golf, bumper cars in the spin zone, and play for prize games for the little ones. They have video games, a ride simulator with 4D effects, two level laser tag arena, a laser maze, mini bowling alley, a go cart track, a banquet room, and three other party rooms! The finest gem is their virtual reality games where you can take a walk through the mountains, shoot aliens, cook simulated foods, fight ninja, shoot bow and arrows, etc. For the adults, there is a bar with televisions in the middle of the gaming floor. Their food truck alley is a fun concept with four food truck facades in their restaurant area which caters the banquet and party rooms. Food truck alley is open even when the game section is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Boca Loca even serves tacos made from an area separate from the rest for those who cannot eat gluten. Sauced Woodfire Pizza has one of the tastiest gluten-free pizzas, but they cannot guarantee no cross contamination. This is a place families cannot miss! This is similar to Dave and Busters, but it is not nearly as expensive.

Scott Mastny

Visited Scene 75 today with our 4 year old. Lots of options and activities indoors to do. Our 4 year old loved the bouncy area. I only see 2 draw backs right now. For a place that hasnt been open but a few weeks, there were 7-10 of the arcade games down. Which is just under 10% but not some thing to expect in less than a month from opening. Second is even though the variety in the bouncy area, it isnt that competitive. I would suggest the ownership to look at The Jump Yard in North Royalton to compare against as their all day pass is around $12-16, compared to $6 for 30 mins and $9 for 60 minutes. Even with that said the options make it worth checking out, for those with younger children, expect to pay a premium to do more. It was a fairly enjoyable outing regardless.