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*********************************************************************************************************************** Dave and Busters - www.daveandbusters.com. 11775 Commons Drive Springdale, OH 45246 (513-671-5501). D&B claims to be the "place where you can eat, drink and play". I'd say that is true. You'll probably want to go to D&B with school age kid's since there is more to appeal to them then the young ones and it might be better to go during the day or early evening. But they have bowling, a huge arcade, pool tables and plenty of fun times to go around.
Sports Plus - www.sportsplusohio.com. 10765 Reading Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45241, (513) 252-2320). This is a mecca for all things fun (arcade, small indoor amusement rides, large indoor play tunnel/slides, b-ball courts, mini bowling, ice skating, etc.) There is a Pizza Hut onsite so you can grab a bite to eat while you're there. My girls really have fun when we visit. I got them each a $10 card and they were able to go on the ride you see in the picture at the top of the page, run in the climbing gym and play plenty of arcade games. You can also purchase an all you can ride wristband for $7/child and they can go on the rides and go in the climbing gym as many times as they want (there are only a few rides so keep that in mind).
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Kids love arcades - the lights, the noise, the fun. There are many arcades close to Mason, Ohio and in Greater Cincinnati. So if your family
enjoys winning those paper tickets that you then turn in for a
beautiful plastic necklace, plastic spider or small rubber ball
(choking hazard, avoid those) then you'll want to check out some of the
arcades we've been too. They are actually fun if it's a rainy day or a
night when you want to get out with the family. 


