$12 for 250 Points at Scandia Family Fun Center ($25 Value)
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- Go-karts, bumper boats
- Batting cages, miniature golf
- New & classic arcade games
The family is the basic unit of society—yet, statistically, family members are the very people most likely to steal the extra Arch Deluxe you've been saving for all these years. Solidify family alliances and suss out enemies with today's Groupon: for $12, you get 250 points at Scandia Family Fun Center (a $25 value) in Rohnert Park. Scandia Family Fun Center provides loads of squeaky-clean entertainment for any romp-seeking clan or jubilee-loving Germanic tribe. Win great prizes and greater sibling rivalries in the arcade (games are 1–13 points), swing for a newfound swagger in the batting cages (20 points for 20 pitches), or practice your putt and strut on Scandia’s miniature-golf course (78 points for adults, 50 points for children and seniors). Those craving the smell of semimolten rubber can grind their gears on the Lil' Indy Raceway go-kart track or explore the aqueous battle zone of Bumper Boats (65 points each), a fleet of conflict-ridden watercrafts with built-in water pistols and spontaneous slander cannons. Check here for the most current points and pricing details.
Minimum height and age restrictions apply for Lil' Indy Raceway and Bumper Boats—check the prices section of the website for details.
Reviews
Twenty-one Yelpers give Scandia Family Fun Center a 3.5-star average, and three Insider Pagers give it a four-star average:
- Bottom line FUN, fun, fun. – Rinky N., Yelp
- I highly recommend it for all ages. They have mini golf, arcade, go karts, and babseball cages and its [sic] all good fun. – Herman H., Insider Pages
Need To Know Info
About Scandia Family Fun Center
Scandia Family Fun Center flings open the doors to youthful fantasy in a lush space that has continued to blossom since opening day in 1988. Much of the management has been on staff for more than 15 years, evincing a love of fun that is reflected in the manicured grounds and impressive wealth of games. Juniper and magnolia trees shade shingled cottages and castles rise from mossy rocks on the two 18-hole mini-golf courses. The sounds of splashing and laughter indicate both the birth of another pirate and a direct hit from a Blaster boat's front-mounted water cannon, backdropped by go-karts rumbling on the Li’l Indy Raceway and bats cracking in the batting cages. Inside, the arcade illustrates the evolution of gaming with more than 150 machines. A limited-edition Tron pinball machine crowns the collection of vintage games, and modern play is represented with multiplayer dance simulators, Quadair hockey tables, and cinematic experiences such as Terminator: Salvation, which screens on a 100-inch monitor. Visitors who left their pizza-flavor chew toys at home can check out Scandia's Viking Pizza.