funtime america

had to basically argue to make sure my 13$ was worth spending befor I entered at 8:00and was told groupon is not valad after 8 which nothing said so make sure u call before they won't give money back

We had a great time! The food was delicious and the staff was kind and helpful!The only bad thing was that I got into an argument with a stupid parent because he didn't want to leave a machine so that others could play!!! But, it's almost impossible to not run into annoying parents!! They are everywhere! So, please parents let's be nice to each other! Overall, we had lots of fun! We will definitely going back soon!

I generally like this place, my 4-year old loves it. It's different than the usual Chuckee Cheese or the Bounce places, since there's a lot more to do. Regular games, bouncy castles, rides, climbing wall... Prices are very competitive, but sometimes the tokens just fly too fast.Also had one of my kids' birthday there, and maybe it's just because it's kind of a new location, but the organization was a bit strange... They'd only give the tokens and ride tickets after the room party with the cake, but guests arrive an hours before that and of course kids want to play, so be prepared to buy extra tokens in advance. Would make more sense to give out the tokens in the beginning. But overall everybody had a lot of fun, there are not many such boardwalk-style amusement parks indoor (except the one in Freehold which is ridiculously overprices and customer service is very rude)

if you've been to iplay America in Freehold, this will seem underwhelming. There are 2 large but underwhelming inflatables. There are lots of arcade games. Most cost 4 tokens or about $1. The problem is the prizes are lame and again underwhelming. The virtual reality machine was closed. The rides were basic and for younger kids. I would pass on Funtime and drive to iplay America.

Their new location is bright and spacious a pleasure to go. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Especially Trisha at the prize counter who made sure everyone was happy even if they didn't have enough tickets she let them have their prize!!!

I have taken my 3 grandchildren to the old one and they loved it. We went to the new one this weekend, it took me 1hr 20 min to get there & I was very disappointed. It is a much bigger place but much less games. There are 2 big blow up rides that take up a lot of space. Everything is so spread out it looks very big but not a lot to do. The burgers were good. The party rooms were terrible. Just white walls with tables in them, not very festive. The employees on the blowup rides were just laying across them taking a nap. I asked my grandkids if they would come back and they said no. Also there is a lot more games that you have to pay $1.00 to play.

Actually, this placed had moved to Eatontown, Route 35 N ( close to Eatontown Mall). Good thing, they kept most of the attractions, much cleaner location, more lights, etc. I visited them this weekend after 6 month break, and it least for now, my kids are happy. And, I must say, they are much cheaper than iPlay place in Freehold, which makes them more attractive to families on the budget.

treated my grandchildren to a day at Funtime America. The place was small enough to keep an eye on everyone and big enough for all ages to have fun

Not a bad place at all.Bumper cars, himalaya and more ridesAwesome indoor laser tag Prices are perfect and very affordable with packages to match whatever you want to doTons of video games, ticket games and more, karaoke machine that records a song you just covered and puts it on a CDAND DON'T FORGET THE MOTION SIMULATOR!!! This is one you will want to revisit over and over again Ask about the different videos, if attendant tells you no ask management Many fun experiences on this one Tell Luigi DJ sent you

I know that when you go somewhere as a child and then return as an adult, everything seems much smaller, but I think this place might have actually lost some floor space, or at least they organized things so poorly that things seem smaller.I'm 24 years old now, but I've been coming to this place as a kid. The prices and deals on the tokens are about the same as they used to be, and four bucks for a motion simulator ride isn't so bad, but they did some things here to prevent you from using tokens on everything, and I don't like it. When I was a kid, all the crane games took tokens. Now they drove nails into the coin slots, and made it so that it takes cash only. If a place is going to force me to buy tokens for all the games, then why can't everything in the place be tokens? I realized after I bought the tokens that the crane games were not included, and I admit, I had buyers regret... I wouldn't have done forty bucks in tokens if I'd realized it before. If you're going as an adult, I suggest springing 20 bucks on tokens, and then playing cranes if you'd like.Another complaint I have is the lack of retro games. There used to be pinball machines, pacman, galaga, etc-- now it's all gone. There's only three or so games left over by the back, by the skee ball.All that said... I do think some of the magic was from being a kid. Returning as an adult, where I'm the one who has to pay for everything-- eh. It was kind of fun, but I'm not sure it's something I'd do again for a while.Now for kids... there were plenty of kids there, and they all seemed to be having fun. They don't really think about stuff like adults do. All they see are bright lights and plenty of games. If you have kids, I do recommend going. There are rides too, like a himilaya and a playpen, and of course the motion simulator. But if you're from the older crowd, don't expect too much, though it's an okay way to pass the time if you have a little bit of spare cash.

They have bumper cars, laser tags, multilevel playground and mini-zoo in one place. These are the ones that I think are most fun for the kids of these ages. They also have a couple of carousels and quite a few arcade games.

Went to Funtime America for my best friend sons 4th birthday party and the kids had a great time. The party and the hostess was excellent. They have rides for small kids. A big gym area. Games, laser tag, rock climbing and more. My daughter and I will go back for more fun.

went there last nght with the family with deal from amazon local deals which was 25 dollars for 4 people unlimited rides n kids area plus 25 tokens each had a really good time and the kids enjoyed it great for the price food was ok def better then chucky cheese thinking bout have my kids bday there they have plenty of offers that save u moneybday rooms are small but can be combined depending on the party size if u have nothing to d wth kids or its raining out this place would be ideal the only bad i would say some of games didnt work but theres plenty of games to choose from

Nice place to bring the kids...Even Mid week! Laser Tag was cool...Somewhat affordable they have many packages

Rides are getting old, place has seen better days. Needs to be updated. Probably best for the littler kids, my son is 7 now.