The kids had a lot of fun and I felt the price was worth what we got. And therefore she gave us the second pizza for free. She agreed with me and said he should have told me that before. I talk to the manager and just said I would have liked to know that piece of information before we got there. But one pizza between 6 boys was not going to be enough. I was mad that I was going to have to pay for the second pizza because the statement they told me over the phone was that there would be plenty of pizza and pop for the kids. I was never told that and we ended up with only 6 kids. I did have one complaint and that was that if you did not have I believe 8 kids then you would have to pay for the second pizza. Treasure Island Resort & Casino’s 150,000-square-foot gaming floor is bursting with more slots, tables games and bingo payouts than you can image.
Of course the prizes that they get at the end are junk but that's the same for all arcades. Enjoy Vegas-sized entertainment just 45 minutes from the Twin Cities. The kids lost interest in bowling but there is an arcade right off the bowling alley as well. But I would say that it was worth the price. For a birthday party they give you a room, an hour and a half of bowling and shoes, and pizza and pop. My son wanted to have his birthday party at the bowling alley.
