Hilltop Fun Center

Didn’t experience any of the customer service issues that some of the reviews have mentioned. The staff is young with should be expected at a place like this but they did their jobs and allowed us to have fun.
The thing to do here is the super pass. Unlimited laser tag, mini-​golf, and go-​carts for $ 30. You can definitely get your money’s worth with this option. The batting cages and driving range plus all the video games means that everyone in your party should be able to find something to have fun with.
Concur with the terrible food options. Eat before you come because you won’t be able to get much here.

Was denied outdoor activities at 6:35pm being told that they stopped outdoor ticket sales at 6:30pm. Website says dusk (which for the time and date google says dusk is 7:22pm) and the Facebook account says Fall hours are 8pm for outdoor activities, so which is it? Indoor activities can be fun and can be exploited so you can at least feel like you get a fraction of your money’s worth.

The same tired old games and attractions have been there as long I can remember, and I’m really unimpressed with the way the manager talks to people on social media. Guess it sucks to be called out on shady things you do, but it’s probably not a good idea to alienate your customers. If you’re desperate for something to do with your kids, this is a decent enough way to kill a couple hours, but I’d much rather see a movie or stay home and read a book.

We had a great time here! we had a party of eight, we bought two 10 ticket packs ($ 50 each). We all used the tickets to play a round of Mini golf (very hard course) (8 tickes) We all raced on the go carts (I won) (8 tickes), and the kids used the last 4 tickets to play lazer tag while the parents sat and talked. 8 peaple, $ 100 bucks, not bad!

I will probably never go back. The «boys» running the go carts laughed and made fun of my child. I asked to get my money back on mini gold and was told no. I even said I will spend the money on the games. Still no. It was 90 degrees outside and the line was super long. What a waste that was. You can’t pay the difference on the prizes either… so if your kid has something in mind you have to have the exact count in tickets. What a rip off. Must also mention the girls behind the counter didn’t seem too happy.

What a great time!
Went with some friends and played mini putt-​putt, arcade games, as well as had some grub.
Mini-​golf — I think $ 7/​person and fun. We scored between 48 – 52 … probably could have done better, but that’s what you get for playing hungover.
Arcade — pretty good options considering the small size. Deal or No Deal definitely pays out the best and is probably one of the more fun games for «adults.» Also enjoyed skee ball, of course.
Grub — cheese sticks with garlic were great — made fresh and ready in less than 10 minutes. Nacho chips were fresh (something I’m always wary of).
Did not get to laser tag or go-​karts — maybe next time!
They have machines for ticket redeeming so you can avoid walking around the room with a ticket boa around your neck.
Since it was a Sunday afternoon, I expected it to be more crowded with little kids running around — thankfully, it wasn’t so bad!
Fun alternative to the regular bar scene for passing time. Winning tickets and spending $ 60 for a stuffed animal NEVER gets old:)

Go-​karts, mini golf, driving range, batting cage, arcade… I feel like im 13 again!
The batting cage had a replica of the Fenway Park Green Monster as the backdrop. I felt like Big Papi in there!
The food options inside were pretty dismal, and unless you are a 4year old at a birthday party then it wouldnt really do the job. If they added some decent food options I would add another star. (If they served beer I would automatically rate this as a 5star place!!).