1 / 2Arcade
📍 Old Orchard Beach, ME
Palace Playland's massive arcade in Old Orchard Beach spans 20,000 sq ft with 200+ games including skeeball, photo booths, redemption games, a 1950s Grandma fortune teller, Zoltar, and an old-fashioned shooting gallery.
Very nice arcade. Brings you back to the 80s-90s but with updated card system instead of tickets, etc.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for school-age kids and teens who enjoy redemption gaming and can pace themselves across a large space. The vintage fortune tellers and shooting gallery add novelty for adults accompanying kids. Younger toddlers can find the noise and crowd overwhelming at peak summer times — earlier in the day is more manageable.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Joe Welte
“Very nice arcade. Brings you back to the 80s-90s but with updated card system instead of tickets, etc.”
Chloe Gioia
“This eponymously-named arcade has 2 robots named Zoltar and Grandma as well as a shooting gallery.”
Thomas Brennan
“very typical of a beach arcade”
Reviews from Google
Overview
The Arcade at Palace Playland in Old Orchard Beach is one of New England's largest beachfront arcades, covering 20,000 sq ft with over 200 games. The mix spans modern redemption machines, skeeball, claw games, and photo booths alongside vintage pieces including a 1950s Grandma fortune teller, Zoltar, and a classic shooting gallery. A card-based system replaces traditional tokens. The prize counter stocks items from small candy rewards up to electronics and ceramics.
