What a card costs

Cards are sold at the counter and at the kiosks in every venue, in a range of sizes. Red is All Access, blue is Timed Play — and each is priced as a product.

All Access — credits

Works on both types of reader, red and blue. Any E-tickets won are added to the card. Unused credits do not expire.

$1 = 4 credits

Load any amount you like.

100 credits$25

100 credits, at the standard rate

225 credits$50

200 credits at the standard rate, plus a bonus of 25

475 credits$100

400 credits at the standard rate, plus a bonus of 75

Split across up to 5 cards

1,225 credits$250

1,000 credits at the standard rate, plus a bonus of 225

Split across up to 5 cards

2,500 credits$500

2,000 credits at the standard rate, plus a bonus of 500

Best valueSplit across up to 5 cards

Reload your card with any amount at the counter or a kiosk — the same rates and bonuses apply. Keep your card and reload it to keep accruing loyalty points.

Timed Play — time

Works on games with blue readers only. A regular Timed Play card includes a set number of E-tickets up front — no extra E-tickets are awarded during play. Both E-tickets and time expire on the day of purchase.

1 Hour$25

500 E-tickets included

2 Hours$40

800 E-tickets included

3 Hours$50

1,000 E-tickets included

Not valid on photo, prize or some E-ticket dispensing games
Cannot be shared — the reader locks out during play
No extra E-tickets are awarded during play
E-tickets and game play expire on the day of purchase

Two things worth knowing before you buy

Every game carries its own credit price, shown on the reader. Some are 4 credits, some are 30. See the games and their prices.
A card bought at a kiosk is half red and half blue. That is not a third product — it just tells our team you bought at the kiosk, so bring it to the counter and we can tell you what is on it.

How Game Cards Work Promotions with cards included

All sales are final. Cards are not redeemable for cash. Prices subject to change; taxes excluded.