There are plenty of arcade options in New Jersey, but only a fraction of them are hyper-focused on giving adults a chance to play the games they used to obsess over as kids.

Retro arcade venues have been opening up throughout the state, featuring pinball machines and other major stand-up arcade hits like Pac-Man, Frogger, Donkey Kong, and Galaga.

At some spots, you also have the option to grab a seat and play your favorite games on a console such as Sega or Nintendo NES — like you did in the 80s and 90s.

Below is a list of retro arcades located in New Jersey.

One big difference these days, compared to arcades from the past: At most of these spots, you pay based on the amount of time you spend in the building (don't worry about bringing a bag of quarters).

Retro arcades in New Jersey

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⚫ 80 Broad Street, Red Bank

⚫ 29 Division Street, Somerville

⚫ 151 E. Broad Street, Westfield

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Morristown Game Vault

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⚫ 22 South Street, Morristown

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RAM (Real Arcade Museum)

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⚫ 122 N. Haddon Avenue, Haddonfield

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Billy's Midway Arcade

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⚫ 312 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthorne

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Marcade Family Fun Center

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⚫ 437 Route 46 East, Dover

⚫ 301 Mount Hope Avenue, Rockaway (Rockaway Mall)

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Silverball Retro Arcade

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⚫ 1000 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park

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Game On! Arcade

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⚫ 32 North Main Street, Medford

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Starcade

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⚫ 4403 Black Horse Pike, Mays Landing

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⚫ 163 Newark Avenue, Jersey City (21+ to enter)

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