Break a Sweat
Quarter-Fed Nostalgia at Quazar's Arcade
Forty classic cabinets, twenty-five pinball machines, and the largest pinball collection in Western Canada, in atmospheric Trounce Alley.
1215 Government St, Trounce Alley
More infoBreak a Sweat
Forty classic cabinets, twenty-five pinball machines, and the largest pinball collection in Western Canada, in atmospheric Trounce Alley.
1215 Government St, Trounce Alley
More infoQuazar's crams forty classic cabinets and twenty-five pinball machines into atmospheric Trounce Alley, apparently the largest pinball collection in Western Canada. The genius of an arcade date is that the machines do the awkward work: thirty seconds of Street Fighter reveals more about someone's competitive streak than a week of texting. Bring quarters, pick a two-player cabinet, and watch how they handle a drained multiball.
Bring a roll of quarters, pick a two-player cabinet, and let the forty classic games and twenty-five pinball machines do the icebreaking in atmospheric Trounce Alley. You'll quickly learn who's a secret Street Fighter shark and who gets heated over a high score. Budget about 75 minutes (a tidy pre-dinner stop or a full token-fuelled rivalry), then walk the rivalry out onto Government Street for a bite.
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