Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Burbank

Eric Lin a month ago

Think you were one of the lucky ones to get an invite for the one piece card promotion, think again. You got yourself an invite to wait in the sun the whole day. Takes roughly 5 mins to process one recipient. So 60 entrants every 5 hours best case. And that’s assuming no one cuts in line. So many better ways to do this and treat your customers better.

Michael Guynn 3 months ago

I love Round1. It's exactly what I want in a place like this. Huge, lots of games, open late, what's not to love? They seem to take their game curation seriously. Always new games coming in, imports, the latest and greatest, and classics as well. The arcade is sorted into sections, skill games, coin pushers, shooters, racers, rhythm games, etc. They have maybe a dozen different coin pushers, which are all fun and a little unique Obviously, prizes at an arcade are not a good investment. It'll be outright cheaper to just buy the thing. But you're going to collect tickets anyway, so it helps that their prize store is actually awesome. They have unique stuff I've never seen elsewhere. Cheap little trinkets, yes; high-end game consoles, yes; but the middle tier always surprises me with the most random cool stuff. I thoroughly enjoy every trip here!

carlos herrera Edited 4 months ago

This place is great for kids and families. They have a bowling area, pool tables, and a food section where you can get drinks and snacks. There's also a full bar, which is a nice option for those who enjoy a drink. Parking is not an issue since they have a multi-level parking structure with plenty of spaces. Overall, it's a really good spot and I definitely recommend it. To get started, you'll need to purchase a card for $2. This is a cashless facility-only credit or debit cards are accepted. You can load as much credit as you'd like onto your card, with different options available.

1t’s s0 Tet0ver 5 months ago

Really good selection of rhythm games (Taiko, DDR, PiU and more!), lots of claw machines as well. Staff were really kind although when I asked for a Banapass and e-amusement, they seemed a bit confused and only gave me the e-amusement pass. Not too big of an issue though. Both Taiko machines had not so great rims, shouldn’t really be an issue unless you’re playing Musukashii or higher though. Overall I had a really fun time there.

Ella 5 months ago

Probably one of the worst Round1 in California. Do not come to this Round1 and expect to have a good time. Go to the other ones it's worth the drive. The games are always broken. Since December of last year, the same claw machines are broken. They have so many workers that literally just huddle up in the front and talk amongst each other, they don't walk around the aisles and they don't fix anything. Made an account here and the worker got my email wrong even though I repeated it two times. Had to get it fixed at a different location. It literally feels and looks like the manager hires people just to hang out with. The managers will literally walk by all of the broken claw machines and games, and just unlock the claw machines look inside the machinery and walk away. It doesn't make any sense. There are empty machines that will still take your swipes, but there’s nothing in them and again they have boxes of prizes in the back stocked to the roof yet machines are empty. The managers walk by them, they are seeing this. They just don’t care. I don't know how everything is broken. Been there a few times and they always have the exact same prizes. Every other round1 in Southern Calif