Treasure Island opens arcade/bar in former meeting space
Treasure Island has a new attraction for visitors who want to play games that aren’t found on the casino floor.
The Cove, a nearly 7,400-square-foot bar and arcade, opened in February on the property’s casino level. The space gives customers a place to play 27 arcade games and activities including air hockey, shuffleboard, a six-lane bowling alley and a golf simulator, according to a news release.
“Treasure Island guests now have a brand-new spot to drink and play, and The Cove Bar and Arcade is perfect for anyone looking to game in an exciting, high-energy environment,” Robert Owens, executive director of front services at Treasure Island said in a press release. “Our goal is to continue to elevate our guest experience, offering fresh and entertaining options for guests to explore, and The Cove is a fun addition to the many amenities on the property.”
The Cove includes a separate full-service bar with specialty cocktails and eight bartop poker machines for adults.
Game cards start at $20 for 30 minutes of arcade gaming. It’s open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
The attraction replaces meeting and convention space, according to Treasure Island officials. Before that, it was the tropical-themed bar and restaurant Kahunaville, closed in 2016.
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