The Amazing Pizza Machine

Another 3+ hour fun filled day here. We had a wild hair and decided it was time to get out of the house. We headed to the APM for some fun. We opted for 2 different packages, unlimited game, and the unlimited ticket games and video games. One is $38 one is $28. I think you can mix and match packages depending on your kid situation. We decided next time we'd get 1 unlimited card, then just pay additionally for the buffet. But for this day we had 90 minute cards and decided to activate the other 90 minute card about 60 minutes into the other so we had some over lap. Both of our kids were able to play all the games and rides they wanted while we enjoyed doing the ticketed stuff. We took a couple slushie breaks, then right back to the games. When our cards expired, we finished the evening in the dining room watching football. The buffet is really perfect for kids, while also offering some healthy options if you're looking for that.They now offer a bar and the prices are super affordable with $4-5 drafts.

Honestly, even though I didn't eat a lot, I love that it's an arcade and buffet with unlimited food. The food was good, the service was excellent, and the ambiance is perfect for kids or adults who want to have a birthday party or any celebration.

This is where our youngest son chose his birthday party. From the initial contact to the day of the party, I had nothing but great things to say about the employees that helped schedule everything. We opted for the second package that was $35 per person for a party of eight. I feel it was a little pricey because let's be honest the food is not amazing. If you have a bunch of 12-year-olds the food will get the job done. Lots of varieties on foods so the pickiest eaters should be able to find something to eat I feel like. We had one of their party rooms that was set up nicely for his party as well. From what I can tell, walking around most of the games worked properly and the lines moved quickly for go karts and laser tag. I don't think this is something I would do frequently , but for something different especially for a birthday party I recommended.

We went just for the Buffett to try it out. The price is very reasonable as we paid around $14/adult. This includes everything but the alcohol drinks which could be purchased at a specific point inside the Buffett area. They have coffee, yea, Pepsi products and milk to drink otherwise. The salad bar was subpar as was the pasta area. They only had one side open for the pizza section which I feel limited the variety a bit. They had a small specialty area and nacho bar. The dessert bar looked amazing but wasn't being tended to so the dessert pizzas were old and dried. The cookie selection was picked through as well. They had bread pudding and cherry cobbler it looked like but they were in pre-scooped dishes so they weren't even warm. You seat yourself so there isn't much interaction when it comes to staff. Those working to restock the Buffett had no customer service. If you're behind the pizza station and you're restocking, interact with your customers. Ask how their day was, heck ask them if they've tried one of your new or most popular games yet that day. That May entice them to go check it out and purchase gaming credits. Instead, they scurry out, slap extra slices on the displayed trays and disappear. They don't even rotate the old pizza out! The busser we had was attentive and cleared plates quickly. Still no customer service though.

We try to take the kids here once or twice a year. The kids enjoy the variety of activities here. There are token games, video games, rides, and other attractions. There are many classic arcade games, such as Skeeball, claw machines, and the game where you try to push tokens over the ledge. There are numerous video games, such as Halo, Walking Dead, Mario Kart, etc. The place also has a lot of pop culture games, such as Deal or No Deal, Connect Four, and Crossy Road. There are also several rides available that appeal more to children (Go Karts, Bumper Cars, Frog Hopper, and Mission Vortex). There is also a VR simulator (Hologate) and Lazer Tag, which are not available in packages and purchased separately. There is also a buffet with salad bar, pizza, taco bar, assorted other offerings, and dessert, ducks, ice cream, slushes, etc. The food is alright, about as expected for this type of place. It's good enough to get your fill but nothing you'll crave. Pricing is a bit expense, but pretty much on par with other local arcades. You can usually find deals, such as Wacky Wednesdays, where many of the games are half price. You can also job the VIP club for discounted a admission packages any time. One thing to note: Anybody entering must purchase play points/time or a buffet, so if you are taking kids, plan on the extra expense. As mentioned, we come here several times a year and the kids love it!

This is a fun spot for the kiddos. It's surprisingly clean considering all of the little ones running around. There's lots of games and some rides to keep them entertained. The buffet is a nice touch, although not the best food and not the worst food. Kids enjoyed eating, playing, eating, dessert and grabbing drinks whilst there. Good spot for when it's cold, hot or rainy, since it's all indoors. I also like that tickets are all digitally loaded on the cards, no paper tickets to lug around. Definitely on the rotation list to visit whenever we are in Omaha.

over priced nasty food. save your money. not all the games work. i was so disappointed to pay almost $100. would never go here again.

The Pizza Machine. A step up from a Chucky Cheese, but thank God all but one of my kids are old enough to want Dave N Busters. The food. Horrible. Like, kids even won't eat it horrible. Pizza. Bad. Mac n Cheese. Bad. Baked potato. Cold & bad. How do you mess up a baked potato? You make yourself after all you did was bake, the potato ? The pop, also bad. It's pop?! Too much carbonation, not enough syrup? Just bad. The only edible thing is the chocolate brownies with powdered sugar and the cinnamon & sugar chips on the desert bar. (And the slushy according to my child) Games. Fun for little kids. Rides like the one that use to be outside Kmart & Walmart. Bigger rides like the frog hopper, go karts, a tilt-a-whirl type deal and more. Ticket games are a bit stingy. They need to give out more tickets because the "prizes" are expensive & a little kid without an adult helping is leaving with some plastic crap they are going to choke on and or break before you get out of the car at home. Not a lot for older kids stuff. Video game type, skeetball, some shooting and 3D virtual games that looked cool. Staff was a very helpful & friendly. Kudos to all of you. Most were very young & patient & wonderful. Give them a raise instead of serving that gross food. We do the 90 minutes of play/rides for $30 which is t a bad price if they have our more tickets & if the food wasn't horrible. Get rid of the food or try a little.

Celebrated my sons 5th birthday here No reservations just came in with 7 adults and 2 kids. Was a little nervous because of the mix reviews wasn't sure what to expect but I'm glad we came. Buffet is $11 a person, food wasn't terrible good enough for the price and the fun that comes with it. They have different packages you get a little more if you shop online. Great packages with unlimited rides and games. We end up getting the kids the $29.99 package and it was so worth it. This place was a lot more than I expected, they also have go karts (we didn't get to ride but sure will next visit). We did the virtual reality and the staff constantly sanitize the equipment and it was a lot of fun. Overall this place has so much to offer for a fun family day, we all had fun even the adults.

Great place but I think after that price hike we won't be back. $350 to bring my kids is insane this ain't an amusement park.