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The Family Fun Centre

Berwick-upon-Tweed, United Kingdom Amusement center

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Grandchildren happy so we are happy Quite enjoyable, with many classic machines to play 2p slots, 2p roulette. Some machines are lacking a little tlc but all round a good experience. Ice cream and a cafe The cafe on the promenade was excellent and the beach looked stunning 😍 Had food to day and the food was very poor. I feel as if it is the only place near by they don t really care about what they put out. Also amusements need a full revamp could be a great place if a bit of time and money was spent on it Kids like it, theirs ice-cream, just a shame theirs no proper arcade machines Great beach and arcade Enjoyed playing on the money gobblers! Liked that there are still 2p ones available. This place is a real disappointment. The arcades are in poor condition and could desperately use a full renovation, as many of the machines are outdated, broken, or simply unused. I was particularly frustrated when the owner—an older gentleman—refused to let me sit on a large boat ride with my child, claiming it could break. This ruined the opportunity to make new memories with my son. The café is similarly rundown. Charging £8.50 for a portion of limp, overly hot chips is a total rip-off. The staff’s attitude doesn’t help either; they clearly aren’t invested in their work and seem indifferent to providing a positive experience. It seems the management could be using their resources more wisely—perhaps investing in updating the café, upgrading the arcade, or maintaining the facilities better overall. Instead, it appears they’ve prioritized spending on personal luxuries, like two brand-new BMWs, which is hard to justify given the state of the place. Overall, this location is a letdown. The beach is littered, with dog waste scattered everywhere, and the amusement center is badly in need of attention. If you’re looking for a better spot, I’d highly recommend Cocklawburn instead. Arrived at 3, Google said it shut at 5. Everything was closed. One very sad, disappointed three-year-old. Great beach, very very quiet and the fresh air is amazing. A welcome shelter on a rainy & blustery day! Owner very welcoming and really appreciated her making sure the kids hot chocolate was the right temperature. Varied menu, food good quality and decent price. Great traditional seaside cafe and amusement arcade. Very friendly and simple but great home made food cooked on the premises. Young chap there friendly, had an issue with the air hockey machine not working so informed him. He talked to an older gentleman who came, queried if we had even put money in it, bit both sides in an attempt to get the puck out then he out his own £2 in. When the puck came out this time, he walked off saying annoyed "See there is nothing wrong with it twice" gesticulating with his hand. So didn't want this again so decided to play Sega Rally 2 with my son as it was the only "arcade" machine there. Yup, SR2, from 1998.. but its a classic so all good. Drop in two pounds and the right hand driver pod was a state, wobbly steering wheel and the pedal not reacting to inputs. Left immediately after that as not wasting anymore time or money. After experiencing it, I am not surprised and the negative reviews. arrived at 4pm (online time says its open til 5pm) to found everything closed up - only the cafe appeared to have staff in it clearing up. unclear if it is still operating Lots of fun Edit: Still, fun I am 60. 50 years ago in 1975 it was Johnies Amusements. Looks like it has not changed much. There were trampolines sunk into the ground with hard paving slabs surrounding them. Health and Safety would never allow it now. My Nana and Granda had a Caravan at the top of Elmbank Park and I used to push Granda up the Hill after he had drank a couple of pints of bitter in the Blenheim pub. I remember we crossed the railway line and there was an old lady called Hettie who lived in the railway house. Such wonderful treasured memories that will live with me always. I might take a little trip up there from Newcastle one day Perfect Came in for some food and paid £8:50 for some cheap packaged fish and some dry weird tasting chips. Then told to hurry up and get out even after being scammed £8.50 Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Grandchildren happy so we are happy Quite enjoyable, with many classic machines to play 2p slots, 2p roulette. Some machines are lacking a little tlc but all round a good experience. Ice cream and a cafe The cafe on the promenade was excellent and the beach looked stunning 😍 Had food to day and the food was very poor. I feel as if it is the only place near by they don t really care about what they put out. Also amusements need a full revamp could be a great place if a bit of time and money was spent on it Kids like it, theirs ice-cream, just a shame theirs no proper arcade machines Great beach and arcade Enjoyed playing on the money gobblers! Liked that there are still 2p ones available. This place is a real disappointment. The arcades are in poor condition and could desperately use a full renovation, as many of the machines are outdated, broken, or simply unused. I was particularly frustrated when the owner—an older gentleman—refused to let me sit on a large boat ride with my child, claiming it could break. This ruined the opportunity to make new memories with my son. The café is similarly rundown. Charging £8.50 for a portion of limp, overly hot chips is a total rip-off. The staff’s attitude doesn’t help either; they clearly aren’t invested in their work and seem indifferent to providing a positive experience. It seems the management could be using their resources more wisely—perhaps investing in updating the café, upgrading the arcade, or maintaining the facilities better overall. Instead, it appears they’ve prioritized spending on personal luxuries, like two brand-new BMWs, which is hard to justify given the state of the place. Overall, this location is a letdown. The beach is littered, with dog waste scattered everywhere, and the amusement center is badly in need of attention. If you’re looking for a better spot, I’d highly recommend Cocklawburn instead. Arrived at 3, Google said it shut at 5. Everything was closed. One very sad, disappointed three-year-old. Great beach, very very quiet and the fresh air is amazing. A welcome shelter on a rainy & blustery day! Owner very welcoming and really appreciated her making sure the kids hot chocolate was the right temperature. Varied menu, food good quality and decent price. Great traditional seaside cafe and amusement arcade. Very friendly and simple but great home made food cooked on the premises. Young chap there friendly, had an issue with the air hockey machine not working so informed him. He talked to an older gentleman who came, queried if we had even put money in it, bit both sides in an attempt to get the puck out then he out his own £2 in. When the puck came out this time, he walked off saying annoyed "See there is nothing wrong with it twice" gesticulating with his hand. So didn't want this again so decided to play Sega Rally 2 with my son as it was the only "arcade" machine there. Yup, SR2, from 1998.. but its a classic so all good. Drop in two pounds and the right hand driver pod was a state, wobbly steering wheel and the pedal not reacting to inputs. Left immediately after that as not wasting anymore time or money. After experiencing it, I am not surprised and the negative reviews. arrived at 4pm (online time says its open til 5pm) to found everything closed up - only the cafe appeared to have staff in it clearing up. unclear if it is still operating Lots of fun Edit: Still, fun I am 60. 50 years ago in 1975 it was Johnies Amusements. Looks like it has not changed much. There were trampolines sunk into the ground with hard paving slabs surrounding them. Health and Safety would never allow it now. My Nana and Granda had a Caravan at the top of Elmbank Park and I used to push Granda up the Hill after he had drank a couple of pints of bitter in the Blenheim pub. I remember we crossed the railway line and there was an old lady called Hettie who lived in the railway house. Such wonderful treasured memories that will live with me always. I might take a little trip up there from Newcastle one day Perfect Came in for some food and paid £8:50 for some cheap packaged fish and some dry weird tasting chips. Then told to hurry up and get out even after being scammed £8.50 Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

3.7 · 178 reviews Maps
Address · Phone · Hours
Address
The Promenade, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, England, GB
Phone
+44 1289 306197
Monday10:30 AM to 5 PM
Tuesday10:30 AM to 5 PM
Wednesday10:30 AM to 5 PM
Thursday10:30 AM to 5 PM
Friday10:30 AM to 5 PM
Saturday10:00 AM to 5 PM
Sunday10:00 AM to 5 PM

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