The 2025 Maine Arcade Directory: Find an Exciting One Near You

From classic pinball to modern video games, this is your complete guide to arcade gaming in Maine.

This is Maine’s most detailed directory of arcades, updated for September 2025. We provide the essential planning information you can’t find in one place, including key game types, food and drink menus, age policies, and parking details for locations statewide.

All the Details You Need in One Place

Tired of digging through outdated websites and social media profiles just to find out if an arcade is family-friendly, if they have pinball machines, or if they serve more than just soda? We built this resource to eliminate the guesswork.
Our directory is designed to give you a complete picture before you go, focusing on the practical, logistical details that matter to everyone that wants to just enjoy a great time playing some arcade games.
Know the Game Types: Our listings highlight the main attractions, giving you a more detailed picture of what type of games are available at each location.
Find Your Vibe: Each listing clarifies who it’s Good For, whether it’s All Ages/Family-Friendly or a strict Adult-Focused, 21+ Barcade.
Food & Drink Intel: See what’s on the menu, from snack bars with pizza and pretzels to full-service restaurants and bars serving local Maine craft beer.
Verified & Updated Details: As of September 2025, every listing on this page has been verified by our team. We confirm details to ensure you have the most accurate information possible.

How to Find the Perfect Maine Arcade

  1. Browse the Map: Browse the listings or jump directly to the map to see what’s nearby.
  2. Filter by Vibe: Find the right spot whether you’re planning a family outing or a night out with friends.
  3. Review the Logistics: Quickly location, game types, and food options to choose the best arcade for your trip.
  4. Click to View Details: Each listing includes a direct website link, phone number, and map link for easy planning.

Browse Arcades in Maine

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1-7-10 Sports Center

Get ready to roll at the 1-7-10 Sports Center, a go-to spot for family fun and friendly competition. This center
Augusta
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ALLPLaY Family Entertainment Center-Belfast

Get ready for some classic fun at ALLPLaY Family Entertainment Center, where you can enjoy candlepin bowling, pool, and a
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Belfast
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Arcadia

Arcadia is a retro arcade bar that combines a huge collection of classic and modern games with a fun atmosphere
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Portland
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BreakRoom 248

BreakRoom 248 is a vibrant barcade that’s perfect for a night out with friends. Established in 2017, this spot is
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Bridgton
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Central Maine Family Fun Bowling Center

A classic family entertainment center, Central Maine Family Fun is a great spot to try the arcade or hit the
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Skowhegan
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Dragons Lair Arcade

Dragons Lair Arcade is a dream come true for gamers and pizza lovers alike! The arcade features both classic and
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Maine Arcades

Do I need to bring quarters?
While some smaller, retro arcades in Maine may still use quarters or tokens, many now use a reloadable card system. We always recommend checking the arcade’s website or being prepared with a credit or debit card.
Are there arcades in Maine just for adults?
Yes. There are a few “barcades” in Maine. These venues are strictly 21+, combining classic arcade games with a full bar serving craft beer and cocktails. We provide the location’s info to help you find these spots easily.
What’s the difference between a “classic” and a “redemption” arcade?
A “classic” or “retro” arcade focuses on the experience of playing the game itself, featuring original video game cabinets like Ms. Pac-Man or Street Fighter. A “redemption” arcade features games of skill or chance that award tickets, which can then be exchanged for prizes, or claw machines with the prizes dispensed automatically after winning. Many locations feature a mix of both types of games.
What is the average cost for an hour of arcade gaming?
The cost varies greatly by location and payment model. For pay-per-play, a casual player might spend $10-$15 in an hour, with single games costing about $1 per play. For locations with unlimited play passes, you can expect to pay between $15-$25 for a multi-hour or all-day pass, which often provides the best value.