Great Balls of Fire

alex headley

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Have definitely been here a few times this is our first review excellent bowling alley arcade and other fun stuff for the kids to do pool tables restaurant decent restaurant and a bar fun stuff nice nice alley definitely organized good shoes and the kids enjoyed it great place for the kids on a snow day or rainy day

Jasmine Carriker

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Larry Bernhardt, local McAlester business owner, built Great Balls of Fire to compliment his retro playground of the now quiet Happy Days Hotel, along with the Angel's Diner. It's hilariously oversized neon signage reading, "Great Balls of Fire" is a nod to the song of the same name by Jerry Lee Lewis, a pioneer of rock n' roll and rockabilly. Traffic on US 69 rolls past on the same road that once carried Choctaw coal and restless vacationers through Oklahoma red dirt. Inside the lanes keep clattering, backlight golf glows, spinning bumper cars collide, and the noises spilling from the arcade invite you to experience the 1950's as it was.

karen Mccoy

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Loved it. Good clean Family Fun

Lorne Niblett

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Nice theme and well maintained. Only complaint was a large group was adjacent to us, when many other lanes were available. A little thing, I still give 2 thumbs up.

stacey jankowski

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Lots of fun game options. There are arcade games, bowling, rock climbing, laser tag and bumper cars. You can have birthday parties or just a fun afternoon. The arcade games can get expensive, they are $1-2 each but are all very modern and mostly interactive.