Summer is here. Get a full 3 month summer fun pass for the entire family for just $150. That's right, the entire family can play unlimited games all summer long for one low price of just $150. No quarters, no tokens, no game cards needed. Play as much as you want, as long as you want. Plus, every family membership includes FREE guest passes to bring your friends! It doesn't get any better than that. Come play at The Game Preserve today!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Summer of Champions Weekly Tournaments
Every Thursday night from 7:00 - 9:30

Free to compete with arcade entry

Open to all ages and skill levels

End of Summer Bash Arcade Tournament

Aug 5th 11am - 7pm

Space City Pinball League

Monthly Tournaments

Aug 26th

Sept 16th

Oct 7th

Open to all

$5 Tournament Entry Fee

(Regular Game Preserve entry fees apply)

The Game preserve, llc.

473 Sawdust Rd

Spring, TX 77380

(281)353-5189

info@GamePreserveHouston.com

Hours

Mon Closed

Tue-Thurs 11 - 10

Fri - Sat 11 - Midnight

Sun 1 - 10

current list of games available for play

Not just any arcade. The Game Preserve is a membership based arcade experience. What does this mean? All of the games and machines at The Game Preserve are set to FREE PLAY. No quarters, No tokens needed. Just press start and play away as long and as many times as you like. What does Membership Based mean? We offer one day passes, and monthly memberships for individuals and families, both with great benefits. In other words, your entry fee gives you unlimited game play all day.

The Game Preserve is family friendly but we do require everyone under the age of 16 be accompanied by an adult.

The Game Preserve is a family oriented, classic arcade experience. Come relive the sights and sounds of the 80's and 90's in one of the few remaining "True" classic arcades in the country, right here in the North Houston area.

Nothing is more enjoyable than challenging your buddy to a game of Street Fighter in an actual arcade while the sounds of Journey from the jukebox and pinball machines play in the background. Or what better way to spend an evening than teaching your child how to play Ms Pac-Man and all the other classics?