PUSH START PLAY Family Entertainment Center

Mark Doh

5.0

Nov, 2025

Hard to beat this place for both classic and new arcade games, including a huge selection of pinball machines. Many of the games require additional tokens after the initial $5 worth included in the $12 (plus tax) admission fee. There is a nice sitting area in the middle where you can use the QR codes on the tables to order food and drinks. TVs with football games surround the eating area. Free WiFi is also available throughout the arcade. Note for the pure pinball enthusiasts: I do not think the machines reward high scores with replays. My son is an excellent pinball player and got a huge score on a machine he got replays at many other places/shows but did not get the magical “pop” sound for a replay here. So be prepared to spend an extra few dollars if you’re just playing the pinball machines the entire visit. It’s still a bargain overall. Lewisville is very lucky to have such a great place for entertainment for all ages.

steve cromer

5.0

Nov, 2025

Love love love this place. For those that fuss because you only get 5 free pinball plays. The owner or owners have spent over $600,000 on pinball. I don’t think $12 for entry with 5 free pinball plays is a bad deal. You can always drive to Austin to play pinball for $1 a game. Okay enough about the haters, back to love. Addams family, Monopoly, and Medieval Madness where the 3 piballs I played, I won 3 free games, machines were in perfect condition. I was planning to reload my card buy got distracted with the over 300 arcades. Quberts quebes, Rampart and Elevator Action were some highlights. We stayed for 4 hours next time I plan to go alone so I can stay 8 hours. So many games I did not get a chance to play. So if yall want free pinball go to a different arcade and stop giving my friends 1 star reviews. A one star review is for horrible service. Best arcade I have ever been too. One request can y’all get a crazy climber?

Vinh-Luan Luu

5.0

Nov, 2025

Great new spot in Lewisville; much needed for the city. It just opened recently so all the games are practically brand new. The pinball machines feel pretty much new out of box; they all even have the fancy toppers. The only deterrent for us personally is that there is a cover charge plus the pinballs are paid. The regular arcade games are free play though; it’s just not what we are after. We just play pinball. But overall a great spot for family and group outings.

Garrett Hlavinka

4.0

Oct, 2025

Awesome place with one hitch: Place is immaculate, so many great games and everything functions properly. They have all of the limited edition versions of pinballs. Why the 4 stars? Pinballl NEEDS to be a separate part of the building. If you’re there just for pinball, there should be no cover charge at the door and you should be able to pay the $1 (4 credits) as usual to play games. Same with the redemption arcade games. You don’t see Dave and Busters charging $$ to get in the door before charging additional fees to actually play their games. I understand the cover charge is for the rest of the hundreds of classic arcades, which is just fine. But I feel like the classic arcades and any other non redemption games should be sectioned off and require the wristband to play. Pinballs should be accessible from the door. Pricing is fine, I just feel like having to pay a cover charge and pay per game is a little much. All of that being said, I’m happy to support a place like this with my money, especially if the continue to maintain their games well.

Daniel Golenski

4.0

Oct, 2025

This place is fantastic. Love the combination of classic arcade cabinets with the modern. The selection of pinball games is terrific. Food is tasty. Very convenient that you order it via QR code on your table and they bring it to you. Worth the extra money for that convenience. Only real downside, I wish they sold pizza by the slice for us single or a pair of people. That's the only thing keeping this review from being 5 stars.