And with a wide variety of game types available, including Angry Birds and pinpix, the entertainment stays fresh and dynamic. It’s easy for kids to enjoy but challenging for adults to master. Taking three turns instead of two, you’ll attempt to knock all the pins down. I hope we can do so before summer ends, or at least before it gets cold outside.Duckpin bowling is easy to love: You don’t need to search for a particular ball as one size fits all, and you get to wear your own shoes! It uses smaller balls with no finger holes and ten smaller and lighter pins than those used in traditional bowling.

We even had time to do a few games at the lady in charge’s house after Rascal’s closed! Overall, I like Greatimes a bit more, but I’d do Rascal’s again. I split the candy I won with the guys as a thank you for a great night. I feel like my tickets went further at Greatimes or Dave & Busters. About the only thing I didn’t like was that it was hard to get a decent prize for only 122 tickets. There were several other arcade games available that looked interesting, including duckpin bowling, but we were nearly out of time. I did the opposite- I took the deal at the end of 75 tickets, but my personal case had 100 tickets. He kinda got screwed by not taking the deal at the end and opening a personal case of very few tickets. Scott got a higher score than I did, but somehow he got fewer tickets. It was odd how the skee ball machines calculated points differently. We played a few arcade games, most notably skee ball and Deal or No Deal. After that, it was 10:00 and the place closed at 10:30. They also say I drove like a maniac, which, considering I learned that from them the last time we went go-karting, I took as a compliment. My friends say I got the best car of the bunch. I also did the same to the guy in last place. I got one of the lead cars and I easily overtook the two guys in front of me. I didn’t find that one as fun, but the carts ran smoothly, the track was slick, and the employees kept a watchful eye to unjam my friends when a few of them collided and spun around. One was a large loop, and one was a whole two-level figure-8 track.

Also, the building was INCREDIBLY clean…much cleaner than I would have expected for this type of facility. We didn’t wait in long lines, have any problems, or have any malfunctioning machines. They knew everything about the facility that we needed to know, and they ran the place very smoothly. Major points to the employees, by the way. Also, those two and I all got a hole in one at some point! The staff gave us suckers for competing. Scott and John were very close, but Scott barely won. It wasn’t super difficult to get a par 3 or 4, but it was just difficult enough that it wouldn’t be easy, if that makes any sense. The course was fairly straightforward and easy to follow, though I would have preferred signs and numbers near the holes. We did that first because the sun was setting and light matters more in mini-golf than it does in go-karting. Scott, John, Nathan, and I did a round of mini-golf. We didn’t have time to do everything here, so we started with the outdoor stuff…for all I know, the next time we go to Rascal’s, it may be cold. It was honestly worth the trip! The place had a large indoor electric go-kart tracks and a decent-sized arcade as well! Outside there were bumper boats, two courses of mini-golf, and two go-kart tracks. That’s a bit far for me, so I carpooled with her and everyone else met us there. Tags: arcade, Deal or No Deal, friends, game night, go-karting, go-karts, mini-golf, Rascal's Fun Zone, skee ball, social, summer, Whitelandįor one of our most recent game nights, the lady in charge planned a trip to Rascal’s Fun Zone in Whiteland. Game night at Rascal’s Fun Zone JPosted by Kenny Norman in south.

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