Kokomo Joe's Family Fun Center

I have a 4 year old grandson. He was super excited to visit this place. While I under height requirements this KJ has an outrageous height scale. My little guy is of average height on the growth chart. He was too tall for the little kids area and too short for bumper cars. I was there on a packed Saturday and while sitting up front noticed 9 kids with the same issue. I sat for about 45 minutes bear the front so I I saw a lot of in and outs. All that was left were games for him. The "height sweet spot" excluded ALOT of kids. The food oder system was horrible. We kept getting notifications that the food was ready when in fact it wasn't even in the oven. The pizza tasted good but the notification and order system was completely messed up. I watched someone's food sit under the in the pickup window for 20 minutes. She never received a text saying it was ready. The lady just happened to check on the food that was already prepared and cold. I witnessed a server tell a customer the pizza pan was hot and maybe he could use his shirt to hold the bottom of the pan. Oh, they also ran out of plates. Walk in patrons and paying birthdays had no paper plates for kids. Totally unacceptable. Sams is 5 minutes away. GO BUY SOME PLATES! It was was waste of time and money for my grandson's first and only trip there. Complete disappointment for him.

Apr 02, 2025 · Lori Drivers

I had high hopes for Kokomo Joe’s, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. First off, the place was way overcrowded, making it hard to enjoy any of the attractions. The arcade was full of broken machines, and half the games we tried either didn’t work or took our credits without playing. The trampoline area looked fun, but the staff barely enforced safety rules, which made it feel chaotic and even dangerous. Overall, this place has potential, but unless they improve the customer service, maintenance, and overall cleanliness, I wouldn’t recommend wasting your time or money.

Mar 27, 2025 · Cody Zaleuke

This facility feels new and fresh. They have a great deal for BOGO bowling on Wednesday. Their bowling is a fun, modern experience with an incredibly inviting lounge that connects to the arcade. The arcade itself is medium-sized, with a good (maybe not great) selection of games. But what it lacks in game quality it makes up in prizes. I've been to a lot of arcades and they have a better prize selection than 90% of other facilities. I didn't check out their other attractions, but they look high quality. Definitely check it out if you are looking for some family fun.

Jun 12, 2024 · Dan Blakeslee

Always a fun time here with the kiddos. They absolutely love the trampoline park. So happy they added this a couple years ago! One of our favorite fun spots!

Oct 26, 2024 · Carolyn Otey

Pretty good selection of games, but quite pricey for a younger age range games. The ones for my son, age 2, were 1.15+ per play. Most of the claw games have a weaker claw clamp, making it significantly harder to win anything ( most players I watched probably 95% didn't win). This is includes shockingly, the only young child dinosaur claw for small pieces of candy, which after 3 tries we got 2 small pieces (the candy needed to be shuffled, you could see the outline in the candy when the dinosaur could grab). But the assorted games were decent. The jumper areas trampoline and jumpers were great! Good cost for the play all day option. The prizes however were very poor selection or required thousands of tickets per. But the amount of money needed for games made it quite expensive due to cost per play. The VR games were $5 a play. My 4 kids, age 2-17, each went through $50 in under 1 hour.

Dec 31, 2023 · jake hall