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Mirror Laser Maze

Mirror Laser Maze

Reviews Summary

The reviews show mixed experiences. Many praise the friendly staff and fun activities, especially for kids, with positive mentions of the mirror and laser mazes. However, numerous complaints highlight poor value—short durations (often under 5 minutes) for high prices ($7–$15 per person). Some criticize dirty mirrors or malfunctioning equipment, while others feel service was rude or inadequate. A few note racial bias concerns. Despite pricing issues, families and repeat visitors enjoy the attractions, particularly when staff go above expectations. Overall, satisfaction depends heavily on price tolerance and staff interactions.

About This Listing

Has Arcade Cabinets
Good for kids
Wheelchair Accessible

Who Can Play?

Most arcades welcome all ages (some may have age restrictions for certain games)
Minors may need parent/guardian supervision (policies vary by location)
No gaming experience required - games range from beginner to expert level
Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes recommended for safety
Valid ID may be required for certain attractions or age verification
Groups and parties welcome (advance booking may be required)

*Note: Age restrictions and policies may vary by arcade. Check with your local facility for specifics.*

First-Time Visitors

First-time visitors may need to sign a waiver or register for a game card. Staff are typically available to help explain games and provide tutorials. Some arcades offer newcomer specials or free play sessions to help you get started.

Common Restrictions:

Age-Based Some games may have height or age requirements for safety reasons
Capacity Popular games may have wait times during peak hours

*Note: Policies vary by arcade. Confirm with your local facility.*

What to Bring

Cash or card for tokens/credits (some arcades are cashless)
Valid ID for age verification or membership signup
Phone to capture high scores and memories (check photo policies)

*Note: Payment methods and requirements may differ by arcade.*

Preparing for Your Visit

Check arcade hours and peak times online before visiting
Eat beforehand or check if the arcade has food options
Bring friends for multiplayer games and competitions
Wear comfortable clothes you can move freely in
Avoid bringing valuable items that could be lost or damaged
Check for special events, tournaments, or discount days
Set a budget for games and stick to it
Stay hydrated, especially during long gaming sessions

*Note: Tips may vary by arcade type and location.*

How to Get Started

Most arcades accept walk-ins, but call ahead during busy periods or for large groups. Check for membership deals!

Other Helpful Info

Most visits last 1-3 hours depending on games and group size
Popular games may have longer wait times during weekends and evenings
Many arcades offer unlimited play packages or time-based pricing
Some locations host tournaments and special events regularly
Prize redemption available at many arcades - save your tickets!

*Note: Policies, pricing, and features differ by arcade. Contact your local facility for details.*

Features

Has Arcade Cabinets
Good for kids
Wheelchair Accessible

Contact Information

Address

842-848 Boardwalk

Ocean City, New Jersey 08226

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Hours

Monday 8AM-12AM
Tuesday 8AM-12AM
Wednesday 8AM-12AM
Thursday 8AM-12AM
Friday 8AM-12AM
Saturday 8AM-12AM
Sunday 8AM-12AM

Customer Reviews

Such a cool place my kids love coming here even as they have gotten older. They still enjoy doing this mirror maze when we visit the shore. suitable for all ages I enjoy walking through with my kids. Very trippy

Sooooo much fun! My husband and I went, about 15 per person for the unlimited mirror maze, you can go through it as much as you want. It was amazingly fun! Would definitely do it again.

Our children, ages 6, 6, 11, and 13 had a blast in the mirror maze and accompanying games. They were treated very kindly and generously by the staff, especially Abbos, Kaitlyn, and Zhanel. They spent about 45 minutes racing and competing. A great activity for a cloudy beach day. Well worth the price!

The two ladies operating the location were very friendly and accommodating. We had a large party made up of 5 children (3y to 9yo) and 3 adults. Some of our kids got to play the space vault Lazer maze before it went down. While we waited for the game to come back on, the ladies let the kids play 2 games of the time trial game. Only took a few extra minutes for the Lazer maze to come back online. Our kids had an awesome time

Was fun but the maze was 60 bucks for 3 kids less than 9yrs and one adult. It took 3 minutes to complete. If it was more reasonable I would have had no issue. Way over priced.

Biggest rip-off on the boardwalk? Laser maze is $7 per kid for less than 1 minute in the maze.

While there was some initial sticker shock ($5.99 for the laser maze that my daughter did in under a minute), the pricing is actually in line with what you'd pay for a ride at either Wonderland or Castaway Cove. My 8 year-old had a great time in the lazer maze and, when I didn't understand the rules and cost her a good score during our two-player game, the staff was nice enough to offer her another turn by herself. That fact, alone, won me over and I'm sure we'll definitely be back at some point to try the

We had a terrible experience and I believe it was racially motivated. The gentleman at the counter was very friendly and engaging with the family in front of us and thoroughly explained all the options to them. I was trying to listen but with the boardwalk noise it was hard to hear. The gentle man seemed put upon when I ask a few questions and my son was standing at the turnstile (same as the child in the family in front of us) well the employee begins screaming at my child. I was so taken aback by

It was our first time.The guys at the front did not take any time to explain worse customer service ever. We paid $15 for 3 minutes. Will not recommend and will not come back.

The laser maze is an absolute rip-off. It takes about three minutes in a small room for roughly 7 USD per person.

It was 15$ and took 2 minutes to do, mirrors were dirty, which made it even easier and quicker to complete. Too overpriced, wildwood one is 10x better.

$6 USD for a tiny room, horrible experience

Watched my nephew run into the mirror maze excited and I'm about 5 seconds his head bounced off a mirror it was hilarious. 10/10

Very cute family friendly activity. Had a lot of fun trying to get out of the mirror maze.

This could be awesome, but is fairly simple and goes fast. Value?

Typical arcade with games from your childhood.

(Translated by Google) 5 seconds... it took me FIVE SECONDS!!! The biggest scam on the boardwalk! The staff looked at us as if we were complaining about nothing and gave us an extra ride for free!!! It's not worth it though, $7 US in total!!! For 10 seconds. It pissed me off a lot. I recommend going anywhere else on the waterfront. One star because 0 is not an option ?????? Ah and the people who have a problem with my head since the five stars. I hope they go out of business (Original) 5 secondi... ci ho m

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