After you’ve played at the Fun Dungeon, enjoy dinner and a show at the Tournament of Kings. With over 80 ticket-redemption games, you’re sure to win enough to earn a prize. This arcade, located at Excalibur Hotel and Casino, features over 150 games. Roller coaster tickets are $14 each, or you can purchase a “family fun flight for four,” which includes four ride passes and two photos for $60. New York-New York Hotel and Casino is located at 3790 S. Collect tickets and redeem them for prizes at the counter. After you’ve barrel-rolled at 67 miles per hour, head to the arcade where you’ll find video games, carnival-style games, and air hockey tables. Located at New York New York Hotel and Casino, the Big Apple roller coaster offers unique (and high-speed) views of the Las Vegas Strip. Roller Coaster at New York, New York (Flickr: Bert Kaufmann) The Big Apple Roller Coaster and Arcade, New York, New York However, the circus performances are free of charge. Circus Circus is located on the Strip at 2880 S. Billed as the world’s largest permanent circus, you won’t want to miss it. What makes this arcade unique is that it surrounds a circus stage where performers put on a free show for visitors each day at 11am. This large arcade is located at Circus Circus and features a variety of kid-friendly activities, including carnival-style games and the chance to earn prizes.

Midway at Circus Circus (Flickr: Suzy Sivilai) You can stay at the Best Western McCarran Innu. The Pinball Hall of Fame is located at 1610 E. This attraction is free to visit just be sure to bring plenty of quarters so that you can take part in the fun. If you collect pressed pennies when you travel, be sure to find the penny machine near the main entrance. In addition to classic pinball machines, the hall of fame also features video games that parents will remember from their childhoods. Perhaps one of the most unique arcades in Las Vegas, the Pinball Hall of Fame allows visitors to play a variety of games, from retro machines to modern-day examples. ( TRIP PLAN: Find out how one family with two teens spent their Las Vegas vacation.) The next time you travel to Las Vegas with the family, try these five larger-than-life arcades.

Whether you’re traveling with kids or kids-at-heart, there’s something fun about dropping a shiny quarter into a video game or pinball machine. Pinball Hall of Fame (Flickr: Marcin Wichary)

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