Summit Amusement

Saint Paul, United States

5

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 651-645-9024
Website:
www.summitamusement.com
Address:
2274 University Ave W, Saint Paul, MN, 55114
St. Anthony Park
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
370 ftHampden Av
530 ftRaymond Avenue
770 ftCarleton St
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Local time (Saint Paul) 02:39 Friday, 29 November 2024

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Description

Specialties

Video Games, Pinball Machines, Pool Tables, Air Hockey, Darts, Foosball Tables, Juke Boxes, Photo Booths, Plush Cranes, Touch Screens, and Much More…

History

Established in 1975.

Family Owned and Opperated, 3ed generation family. Owned State Fair Penny Arcade, now Summit Amusement Co. and Photobooth Memories.

Meet the Business Owner

Todd E.

Business Owner

Todd Loves to help people out and working with every rental like it is his own. Call him for a list of all we have to offer you and your event

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1 review of Summit Amusement

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Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
Don’t let the storefront or location scare you away… and the two large barking dogs are actually sweethearts.
This store is packed to the brim with arcade games, random parts off lots of computers (it seemed like motherboards littered the joint), and vintage photo booths. If you’re throwing an 80s party and need a game, this is your go-​to spot. Trust me. They have it ALL. If there was a game made, they’ve got one.
More impressively, they have the old-​school vintage photo booths — you know the ones that use all the chemicals etc. The upside of this is that the photos will actually last — unlike the ones that are digital (they fade) So, if you want to add a special something to your event or wedding, you ought to try hear. Prices are reasonable, and I’m sure Todd would be happy to work with you. He’ll also be sure to show you all the national press that his booths have received — he’s been part of Regis’ (yeah, that Regis) daughter’s über fancy wedding and I believe Childress’ daughter’s as well. If I remember correctly, he’s been in the NYT too.
Again, this is a diamond in the rough, but if you can get past the crazy warehouse/​store, you’ll be extremely happy with your end result.