Can Can Wonderland - St. Paul

Took my wife here for her birthday. I just knew this place for mini golf which is outstanding for its creativity. All 18 holes are super cool. You can have drinks while playing. Golf is separate cost than the main admission. But the main thing for which I was impressed is that this place is a vintage arcade games. I was just super impressed. Took me back to my childhood. This place is actually is best for adults since they enjoy more. Must visit.

The mini golf is very unique and each whole has a fun theme/concept. It has a separate price from general admission. The arcade has a great variety of games and pinball machine. They also serve food and beverages here but we didn't try anything. I would say this place is 4/5 for adults but a 5/5 for kids/families. Would recommend visiting at least once.

So much fun! Good food and great games, fun for the whole family! Entertainment was entertaining, too. Steve's "Overpopulated" One Man Band is a must see!!

We had a great time! The games included in the admission are nostalgic and fun- we loved not having to buy tokens or game cards. Any game that needed to be fixed was attended to by a very nice guy (didn’t catch his name) and the GM Naveed was also awesome and attentive to our needs. We purchased the mini golf which is so cool because of the very unique course, highly recommend! The food- wow, very tasty…had tacos, nachos, burger and chicken sandwich. Overall a very cool place!

One of the most fascinating, endearing yet peculiar establishments I've ever seen. It's like stepping into an arcade in Seattle 20 years ago. If you have even a shred of personality this place is worth checking out. The pricing is really fair to get in - $16. P.s. you can pour your own beer for around 60cents/oz.

Dear Silly Miss Tilly, Just wanted to say a huge thank you for the breathtaking karaoke show you run. My two daughters and I have been coming out as much as possible and it’s been more than great—it’s been transformative. Since they started singing with you, their voices have grown stronger and clearer, but more importantly, their confidence has soared. What you’ve created is so much more than music—it’s a space where joy, courage, and self-expression come alive. We’re so grateful to be part of it. With hearts full of gratitude and admiration- Thank you! Can Can Wonderland would not be the same without you! We are so so lucky to share space with you!!!!

A wonderful adventurous place. Parking can be a little tricky but they have the best arcade I have ever been to. Like $16 on the weekend and you can play all day. Mini golf was unique and fun but would probably just do it the one time. Still worth the trip for the kids, perfect date night or a day to kill. They have awesome looking adult drinks, food and fancy milk shakes and live music. I loved and appreciated time forgot vintage boardwalk style board games from the 20's to the like 80's. Only complaint was interactions with stuff was meh. They solved problems but they weren't rude but not real friendly. I had some questions about how it all worked with everything and on getting soda cups and they were kinda like what eves. I guess they tired of explaining lol.

We brought my son and my mom. Me and my husband found games we would play at the arcade in high-school and got lost trying to beat each other in games like back in the day. My son LOVED the very old games. My mom enjoyed the food and the games she would play. Over all it was a great time. wonderful themes, great atmosphere, everyone was kind. We would go again.

We came here for a corporate event and everyone loved it! It definitely different than the bowling or drinks that companies usually do. People had a blast. Tons of arcade games and pinball machines, a mini golf course designed by the most creative Minnesota artists there are, and some really fun and delicious food and drink! Hot tip: check it out before you host your event. It's a complicated parking area and it's hard to find the entrance to where you go. Make sure you ask the corporate planner people for maps and lots of detail. It was a little hard to pull that out of them. I think they're mostly used to planning birthday parties and other low-key events. But when you have a corporate group of people flying in from all over, the pressure is on and I had to do a lot of digging to get the info which was frustrating as a busy admin.

This place is a hoot! Located over in St. Paul in an industrial complex, you will walk downstairs to this incredible emporium of vintage games and a mini-golf course. What is truly striking about this place is the mini golf. Each hole was designed by a local artist, and their imagination went wild. Each hole had its own theme with so much thought put into the design. Really incredible. The arcade games go back to the 1940's through the eighties. Wan to to play Pac Man? Got it. Want to play Air Hockey? Got it. Want to play Gallaga? it's there....you get the idea. This includes the pinball machines where were so much fun playing, particularly the old ones that the score went up to 999. There is also a restaurant and full bar. Their beer selection is pretty well curated. One item of note the beer is self-serve where you will receive a card that is attached to your credit/debit card. Be careful, your bill will add up fast especially when you let your adult children access to the care. LOL I will certainly be coming back here again. It was such a fun day.

As a former booster and lover of this establishment it hurts me to write this review. Don't come here. Just don't. They've hung the entire place with speakers that play pounding music constantly. You can't enjoy your food, you can't hear your video games it's just like sitting inside a speaker. The whole place is just ruined. Two months ago I would've given this place five stars. This has been my favorite hangout for years, Now I'm sorry I wasted my money getting in. It's ruined, it's just ruined. The ambience the vibe, it's just completely destroyed. So if you're neurodivergent, avoid like the plague. The sound level is hard enough to for us to deal with normally but the constant roaring arcade machines PLUS the pounding music is intolerable. It's now noise pollution hell. Wear earplugs and take your meds if you have ADHD or autistic. because you're going to need to. This may be a trans friendly space. But it is not a friendly place for the neurodivergent at all.

I don't know why it took me so long to visit for the first time. Especially after hearing such good things. It was much 'muchier' than I expected. The suprise and delight moment was realizing after paying admission - that I can push the start button on any game over and over. That's right. No quarters or tickets. Your hearts desire to play! It's like a game genie perk in real life. The free parking is another perk. And so are the old games from the 1940's. Decades of fun and the staff are friendly and humor filled. The food? nostalgic and delicious. They will give you a swipe card to use on the keg wall and other food areas. No cash needed. Drop the card off before you venture out. I ordered the meat pizza twice. The boozy rootbeer also nom nom. Live music started at 9pm. Stage is cool. We arrived around 6pm and the space is large, so even for a Saturday it didn't feel crowded or like we had to wait too long anywhere. I noticed water stations if you have a water bottle and don't want to belly up at the bar for a boozy milkshake. Tons of non-alcoholic options too. Fun date. my quirky heart is full. *be careful of glass on the floor - people can accidentally drop their drink glasses and walk away. I almost stepped on two because I was too excited about the games to pay attention. Bonus: a lot of the games have a drink holder. I didn't try mini golf yet. Next time gadget. Next time!

I attended a company event at this vintage game center. All of the games are included at admission and mini golf, pin ball machines and games are vintage. There's a full bar in the front near the entrance and beer on tap that's self service. The parties are held in the back near the karaoke stage. 4 long tables and seats, we were served pizza and sodas. The stage was decorated with stuffed animals on the wall and ceiling. We walked around to play games and played mini golf as a team.

A super fun place to spend a few hours with friends any day of the week. The place is full of old school arcade games- and I mean old school. My fifteen year old was a little disappointed but my sister and I had a blast playing pinball, skeetball and a bunch of games I had never heard of. Rather than charge per game, you pay one admission. On Tuesday's it is a bargain at $10, though mini golf is separate. This really is a fun place to spend an evening with friends. They have a variety of alcoholic beverages on the wall that you can pour for yourself, but obviously you'll have to pay for it. They have a bartender with a curated selection of cocktails, beer and wine. We ordered dinner and they had a number of vegetarian and vegan options. The food was pretty decent. But you're not coming here for the food you're coming here for the fun. It really is just a place to experience.

Really fun place. Also very family friendly. It is a bit crowded and loud, but honestly not terrible. So many fun video games and beers on tap. We wanted to try mini golf, but unfortunately the line was super long.

Can Can Wonderland offers a truly unique experience with its creatively themed mini golf course, a wide selection of retro arcade games, and a self-serve beer wall. The nostalgic vibe, family-friendly atmosphere, and friendly staff make it a fun destination for both kids and young adults. That said, the food prices are quite high for what you get. While the food is made fresh to order, some items could use a bit more seasoning. Parking can be tricky--use caution in the garage, as it's a tight setup and I was just one vehicle away from an accident while entering/exiting. There is a $10 cover charge per person (excluding mini golf), but most arcade games are included. Overall, it's a great spot for a weekend outing--just be prepared for the extra costs.

Whoever is rating CanCan Wonderland low has never experienced the tragedy of paying for every arcade game in an arcade. The unlimited arcade admission alone ($16!), starts CanCan at a four star. No time limit, no game limit, no premium game price BS. Just play whatever you want. And CanCan has the good games, like skeeball, basketball, and air hockey in addition to vintage games like pinball. Also, the quirky golf course is seriously genius. Albeit you have to pay extra, but when will you ever get the opportunity to swing a golf ball into a golden toilet? In fact, the entire golf course is a living work of art with mini ferris wheels, pool tables, a musical instrument set and other fun contraptions that make up the golf course. No wonder the place is called CanCan Wonderland, because that's what it is. If you're hungry, stop by the food counter where you can order at the electronic kiosk or with a person. My partner and I shared a tray of cheese curds and a milkshake, which tasted good by default because we had drinks earlier that night. Next to the food counter is a bar and a self serve water fountain. Price wise, the food and drink are on the high end but CanCan has to make their money somehow. While CanCan Wonderland is kind of off the beaten path, it is definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a fun time. And try to come early to get the most out of your unlimited admission ticket and avoid the mini golf queue!

Found in an industrial area of Como Park, Can Can Wonderland is family fun place with miniature golf, an arcade, stages for a show, and an area to order food/drinks. They offer outdoor and underground parking for free. It used to be an old tin can factory that was made into an amazing place for fun full of art, style, wackiness, and adventure. Usually when I go the mini-golf is booked for at least two hours. I would recommend putting your name on the list for miniature golf and then play games and or eat for a few hours until it's your turn. Miniature golf prices about $15 and gaming is about $10 a person not including food. The food and drink are meh to me but it's convenient. This is a great place to stay entertained on a rainy day, snowy day, or any day for young folks and old folks alike.

BEST TIME EVER! We just went to Can Can for the first time ever. Not sure why it took us so long considering we've been to Blackstack before. We took advantage of the $10 admission deal on Presidents' Day which was spectacular. Our son just recently got into pinball'ing and this place seemed perfect. Lots of different areas to check out. We especially loved the old school game area cause it was a little quieter than the main alley way. All the games were fun but my favs were basketball, Mario bros (high scorer over here), helicopter driving, all pinball machines and the old school Ferris wheel. The entire staff was friendly and extremely helpful. We even borrowed headphones which helped with the noise level. They have great place to order snacks and food items. We ate popcorn and French fries. The team member was so kind to make us a fresh batch of popcorn too! Bathrooms were great and we utilized the lockers for our coats on this frigid day. Also did you know the reason it's called Can Can is because hr building used to manufacture cans? Also lots of fun photo ops not to mention the upgrade to mini golf which looks like a blast!

Every time I visit I always have a great time. Being a transplant to this state I was elated to see an establishment doing its best to recreate arcade culture we all remember so much as kids. Paying a flat fee up front to enjoy unlimited gameplay just sweetens the deal even more. They actively hold events regularly so be sure to check out their event calendar in case you're interested (or if you're trying to find a day to avoid crowds). The way the place is laid out is their very eclectic mini golf course in the center (be prepared to wait in line for a while) encircled by arcade games with older and vintage games on one side and newer contemporary games in the other. Arcade games include pinball machines new and old, DDR, guitar hero, Star Wars racer, egg toss, and so much more. Some of the vintage machines will really give you a challenge and appreciate the pure skill and muscle required to max out your points. They also have a wreck room and a shoot room where you station a golf ball shooter to hit various odd objects. If you're a drinker you'll be happy to see the massive tap wall they have with several self pour options and even NA beverages for those who want the taste but not the buzz. I should mention this place has also been a fan favorite for friends visiting from out of town so keep this place on your list to bring visitors to. If you get hungry there's a kitchen to order food and desserts from. Honestly at this point it's starting to sound like there isn't much that this place doesn't have. You really need to experience it for yourself to be captured by why this place holds so much charm for locals here. Also a tip for parking: if the surface lot is full there's the underground parking available with stair access to the lobby.

This is an amazing and unique spot. It's not a store front or easy to see from the road. In fact you have to go downstairs and through some hallways, but it's totally worth it. What is Can Can Wonderland? It's a wonderland of food and fun! The staff was friendly and helpful with all the choices. There's a mini golf course like no other. Each hole is uniquely designed and made by a local artist. There's also a Boardwalk Arcade. They've also got some pretty unique food that was totally yummy! There's Smokey and the Bandit Nachos and Chili Mac n Cheese Nachos. They've got fun pizzas and boozy shakes like the Gettin Figgy Wit it. This is one of the most unique places you'll ever find and there's so much to do. If you're in or near St Paul it's definitely worth a visit.

Visited CanCan last night. I've been here a few times throughout the years it's been open. One thing I didn't realize, they do have some available parking underground. Which is nice when it's cold out. We went shortly after they opened and I think I prefer being there early compared to when I've been there later in the evening. We were able to get drinks at the bar quicker. When sometimes at night it seems nearly impossible to get a drink. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about their signature drinks. I Tried the milkshake, they were good. But not anything extraordinary. But my favorite part about this place is the arcade games. If you're looking for some arcades games you've never even heard of, this is def the place to go.

A wonderful place for a family/friend gathering spot. Free parking on site. Many, many gaming machines and an 18-hole mini golf course. So much fun. Venue was clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. Located in the lower portion of a brewery. No time limit on entry. Hours can be spent here.

This place is super fun, but only a place I like to go once or twice because the arcade games get repetitive, if you're a person who likes arcade games a ton, this is the spot for you. All of the games are free which is super nice! You pay admission and that's it. If you want to go mini golfing it's about $16.50 a person, expect a wait, so sign up as soon as you get there!! They have a "serve your self" tap and also have cocktails at the bar. Food is pretty expensive, $17 for the chicken tenders and fries pictured, but also pretty good! Parking in the front is pretty limited, you can also park across the street or in and under ground parking garage for free.

It had been years since I had been to Can Can and they have made a lot of improvements! There's a general admission fee that allows you access to the arcade games. They have vintage arcade games (don't sleep on these... we enjoyed these the most!) and classic electronic video games. There are QR codes on each machine to report issues which unfortunately I had to do a handful of times. If you want to mini golf there's an additional fee to play the 18-hole course. All of the holes are created by artists and have a unique theme. I usually get bored of mini golf by hole 9... but I was captivated the entire time! There's also a stage with a seating area where we had dinner. Food was just ok for what you pay. Staff was extremely helpful and more than willing to answer questions and take photos for us. Note: Can Can is 21+ after 9pm. Overall we had a great experience but the fees do add up if you want to do everything at Can Can so budget accordingly.

My first experience at Can Can Wonderland was fantastic! I enjoyed the atmosphere immensely. The decor was unique and engaging - so much to look at! The establishment is well set up. We put our names in for mini golf (an estimated 90 minute wait), but it did not feel like we were waiting 90 minutes with all of the fun arcade games. We appreciated all of the drink holders on each of the arcade games. Mini golf was so exciting. The holes were so unique. It got a bit backed up with a big group in front of us, and some holes didn't have great waiting room, but otherwise it went well. Can Can Wonderland is an adult's playground!

Our family went to Can Can on a Saturday and although it was busy, we had a wonderful experience. The mini golf was unique and fun and there were so many arcade games to try, we spent hours just moving from game to game. The self serve beer was convenient but many of them were sold out and if you poured a beer that was pure foam, it still charged you the same. Overall, a great place to spend a Saturday afternoon.

This space is nice for family, friends or even a fun date night. You pay $16 to play all the games as many times as you like! They also have mini golf for an additional fee and even have good food options.

Last time I've been to CCW was ~7 years ago, a lot has changed since then. Back when it first opened it was more geared towards mini golf. Now it's more of an arcade vibe (they still have mini golf. Back then you had to pay $6 or so to get in and then pay for mini golf which included a super long wait. This visit I went for a night out with my cousins (a decent size group) we all mostly like to play games so it was cool to see the big variety of arcade games they offer now. It's $14 to enter Th-Su. Arcade games are free to play, mini golf is an additional $15, they have a bar & food counter where you order on a kiosk and they text you when it's ready to be picked up. My main issue is the paying system. It's common for food halls who use multiple vendors but they make you link a card to a pay card that you tap to pay throughout the venue. Also use it to pour your tap beer. For some reason my friend's card deactivated within 15 min of entering when we were trying to order food. I ended up sharing a card with my mom because she didn't understand the concept and didn't get a card when she entered with my sister. Needless to say she ran up a tab and wanted to pay it off with her card instead of it charging mine. It wasn't a big deal but they put multiple charge holds on my account (despite the bill being paid) which stayed on my account for multiple days. Also a 20% service charge automatically added. Gets expensive really quick! Also very easy to mix up cards as they all are identical so be careful about helping others order in your group. The bar situation wasn't the greatest either. A bit slow and the workers weren't the friendliest. The drinks were decent though. A lot better than my first visit. We ordered a few apps. Good came out promptly. My first visit they had more of a concession vibe with simple foods like popcorn, pretzels, shakes, cotton candy. It's nice to see that they have food now. We got the fried pickles, elote nachos, chicken tenders and fries. Later on I ordered a shake, the pixie dust. When I went to pick it up it had no toppings that were listed and I had to ask for them. The staff was apologetic about it. The arcade was cool. A lot of vintage games. One of the games I wanted to play was frozen and a mechanic came over reset it but it unfortunately froze again a few moments later. It's great that they have people on site fixing the games now. Not sure how often they are there but I will say it was a lot less out of order games this go around. I still love the artsy decor. Seems like they have events and some sort of entertainment going on daily. They have underground parking which is nice especially in the winter months.

there are so many cool walls and mirrors to take pictures in front of and a very unique mini golf set up. beautiful building and a ton of arcade games

We came here because it was so hot the weekend we were in town. We loved playing arcade games for free from our childhood. The atmosphere is so cool and has so many amazing games. We really enjoyed the beer walls where you are charged by the ounce. It was nice to try a lot of different beers. We did choose to pay extra for mini golf and had a great time. The course is so interesting and silly. I loved reading about the local artists that made the different pieces for the holes. Overall a very fun day!

I have to type before I decide on stars because I have such mixed emotions. On the one hand, the price is extremely reasonable, there are a ton of great games, the mini golf course was a lot of fun (even with a substantial wait). On the other hand, the place isn't particularly clean, lots of games were broken or out of order, almost half of the mini golf holes steal your balls, and the food isn't tasty. Drum rollll..... I'm still inclined to give four stars. For less than $30 we were able to fill several hours of fun, try games that I'd never even seen or heard of, and get royally confused by the most creative mini golf designs I have ever seen. I think this place should be on your list!

Incredible vintage games! TONS of pinball. Big, bright space. Liked that you paid one price to play all the games you'd like. Better atmosphere and value than Dave & Busters. Didn't get to play mini golf as the wait was super long by the time we thought to put our name in... Better planning next time. The food was o.k. I'd eat somewhere else. The cocktails were good. I would go back, but be prepared to spend $60 for 2 people for games and golf with no food or drinks. Another $60 for food and drinks... Everything is about $15.

Such a cool place!! First off they have a 18 hole putt putt golf that is designed by local artists, fabricators, welders, and more! It was so much fun! Great for all ages. Super impressive work that went into each hole. Next they have super cool arcade games. From more current ones to super super retro. They also have tons of different events, from karaoke, to drag shows, yoga and more. Last but not least the drinks and food! Super fun beverage menu. Tons of cocktails made fresh, some on tap, self serve beer wall. We were obsessed with the smores old fashioned. Their food is concession and fair style food. Staff was all friendly and helpful.

Reported to Can Can on a Sunday afternoon. 2 HOUR WSIT FOR MINI GOLF??? WHAT? Also, by the time it would be our turn, the place would be closed. Extremely loud, felt chaotic. The guy at the front desk wasn't helpful at all. We turned around an left and ended up at the brewery at the entrance of the Can Can.

I did one of my first dates here with my now fiancé almost 7 years ago. We recently had a date night here with an attempt to play mini golf. Similar to 7 years ago, the wait was over 2-hours long and we decided to not play. While super disappointing (no reservations exist), we opted for the arcade games instead. There is a fee to get a wrist band which allows you to play all the games. To my surprise, this killed a few hours. Can Can has really expanded the space to allow for a vast array of games good for any age group. My favorite was the one where you sit down and launch golf balls at hanging objects along with Wacky Gators. Can Can is loud, stimulating, has so many carnival type colors, drinks, concession style food (not good) and excitement. This is not somewhere I'd come 24/7 but once every 7 years? Fun! Rumor has it that mini golf is way easier to get on during the weekdays. Check out the website for live bands, art festivals, etc.

Absolute wash...should of known better. This was a late minute outin w/ my mentee. It was during Christmas break, I should've known better, they hit my pockets. Sorrows sorrows Prayers. Ambiance 5/5 The photos speak for themselves, it was festively Instagram worthy, mini golf, arcades games, ect. Space and variety as its a big Service 3/5 The line to order was without any order and the pickup was even worse. I absolutely loathe crowded spaces and places. It was confusing self service, taxes was wild and If I'm not mistaken, mandatory gratuity (but don't quote me). Self seating was horrible due to overcrowding, everybody and they mama was out lbs. Leftover food everywhere. High top tables. Front desk failed to give us the run down about mini golf system which was main reason for coming. It was all ova the place! Too packed, rides barely available and they were terribly old. NOTE: I did whoop my mentee in basketball shots however it stopped counting after 2 shots. lol. self-count. A win is a win! Food 1/5 . My mentee had a burger which he enjoyed. Cauliflower wings were very oily, soggy and disgusting. TOO MUCH- At least a good $100. Overall: 3/5 I'd have to arrive to when they first open for these type of events or skip them altogether. Overpriced, old arcade machines, nasty food. Disappointing. I'd go miniature golfing and they have karaoke which my kids had enjoyed in the past.

Food is what you would expect at this type of place, over priced for frozen food. However, the games are a ton of fun and so is the mini golf course. The drinks on tap looked delicious but I was with my kids and didn't get to try any. This would be a fun date night place. Staff was super helpful and friendly.

We really love the idea of Can Can Wonderland but there were a few misses amongst all the hits. We loved the all you can play arcade games and that they offer adults only after 9pm. There are a ton of cool vintage (some VERY vintage) games but there were quite a few that were broken. The atmosphere of this place is the best! Such cool colors & visuals and the artist designed mini golf is awesome but does usually have a pretty hefty wait time. There is a pour wall of local taps that is cool for variety but can get pretty spendy. We have enjoyed our visits every time but recommend this as a date spot and not a family outing simply due to costs.

So much fun! Our first time, a bit confusing at first regarding fees, etc. Wish they'd be more detailed at the website. Entry is one price, golf is another. I liked that your bill is loaded onto a card, then you square up when you leave. The beer is priced by the ounce, there is a bar and again, your purchases go onto the card. There were so many amazing game options, pinball machines, classic game like my fav, DIG DUG to Buck Hunter! Wished they could find a Zoltar machine. Plan ahead if you want to play mini golf, we had an hour wait which was fine since there was plenty other things to do. We were told a wait time is typical. We did not try the food this time around. Can't wait for our next visit; it'll be an all day visit!

A fun spot for a date or a small group gathering! I love all the games, both older and newer, to play here. We came during the day for a lunch date and found that it was a little busy, but nothing crazy. This is in the bottom level of the complex so you might consider parking in the garage since it's connected on the bottom floor. If you park in the outdoor lot, you'll be walking through the building and down the stairs! We didn't opt for mini golf since we didn't want to wait or pay extra, but found that the entry fee got us the perfect amount of entertainment with all the pinball machines, throwback games, and new games. We got lunch here and it was a little confusing - the signage all says you'll get a text message to confirm the order and then another when your order is ready. We didn't get the confirmation text so we waited around hoping our order went through - you end up getting both texts at the same time when food is ready! Food is just alright - we didn't expect a ton from the spot. Next time we'll eat before we come so we can enjoy all the games without the damper of waiting for the "eh" food.

Can Can Wonderland is a quirky arcade and mini golf place to be with friends, family, and company parties. My husband and I were here for a company party. The employees are friendly and helpful. Our server was attentive. The Italian meatball appetizers were great. The tacos were edible: the Spanish rice did not have much flavor and overcooked. The ground beef was OK also. The cake pop was delicious. Out of the amenities offered, I like the 18-hole mini golf course best. The course is artistically designed. The course difficulty was just right - perfect for kids and those who are not great at mini golf, like myself. My husband mentioned that he missed the last hole, which was the longest mini golf course and is sad to see it was replaced by a golden toilet! I thought the self served beers were pretty neat and high tech. Other than the tacos, this place was pretty good to visit.

Im of two minds when it comes to this place. It's $15 to get in I believe, but you can then play all the arcade games you want. They give you a card that you can use to make a tab for other items and then pay at the end. I could not get my card to work at the food place so I just paid out for everything moving forward. You return the cards before you leave, but Im not sure what happens if you forget to give it back or don't pay out that tab. I don't think they have any of your credit info unless it's associated with your original payment method somehow. My favorite game was Dance Dance Revolution, which was super nostalgic for me. There was also ski ball, pac man, a few different driving games and shooting games which were appealing to me. A lot of the games you can play multiplayer across multiple machines which is nice. My friend and I tried to do a racing game together but it wasn't working out, her machine kept getting stuck. There was even a guy there trying to do maintenance on it but it still wasn't cooperating. It was nice he tried at least. They also have mini golf for an additional fee, which I want to come back and try. That area looked really fun. There is also food and drink options, including a self service beer tap. I tried their version of a Paloma and it wasn't my favorite. Needed to be a bit sweeter for me. The other drink pictured was just ok also. I will say the food was tasty. Most of it is like bar/fair type foods, but I tried the shrimp bowl and that was nice and filling. You do get a ton of white rice so I had that left over mainly. There's just a lot of maximalist and kitschy stuff to look at, take pics of, or whatever your fancy. My main gripe with the place is I'm not sure if I personally think the price is worth what I got. You pay to get in, granted "free" games, but after food and drinking and possibly extra for mini golf, I can't say I'd make this a regular spot I'd frequent. It is worth checking out esp if you like arcades, mini golf, and beer. Also want to mention their is free parking which is awesome. Their parking lot is strange and tight, but it exists lol they have way more parking underground. We came we they first opened so we had to get out and press the garage button which was funny. It wasn't moving automatically. Also there is one door/lane to the garage but traffic is two way. Have to be careful w that but there is a light for the people exiting. I would hate to be in the exit line during any busy times. I will come back at least one more time to try the golf and will update my review.

On a Saturday night around 7 pm , my son (5 years old)and I needed something different to do since our indoor playground was closed. We came across Can Can Wonderland on a quick Google search. We initially went for the mini golf (online said kids under 21 could play til 9pm) but unfortunately the doorman said we couldn't play as they weren't allowing minors to play golf anymore because something about they were starting 21+ early because of the large demand. We were disappointed but decided to stay and try out the arcade games anyway ($15 all you can play & 5 and under free). My son had the best time ever. I'm glad we stayed. He even wanted to come back the next day!

This is a good place to visit if you are looking for variety. I have visited twice now. One time there was a burlesque show and another time there was craft time. The golf course is fun. I was happy I got a hole in one on hole one. It is a tricky but creative course. A lot of fun arcade games are included in the admissions fee. My friend was excited about the free lockers. Great place for birthday celebrations and a great date night place. Delicious cocktails. The Can Can Wonderland burger reminded me of a Big Mac by taste but not that loaded. The crinkle fries are seasoned with salt and pepper. It came with a seasoned ketchup that I did not enjoy, but the burger came with a fun logo grill mark on the bun. Parking is underground and tight. My car bottomed out when I was leaving.

The food is not good and the self serve beer thing is just dumb and kitscy. The whole place is kinda janky and for the person at the front counter to not even say one word and just point to a sign that says mini golf is sold out for the day is rude to the point of absurdity. I try to bring out of town guests when the weather sucks but they're usually underwhelmed anyway.

On a rainy Saturday, this is a perfect place to come with the family. General admission gets you unlimited access to a wide variety of arcade games ranging from vintage pinball and skeeball to 90s classics like the Simpsons arcade game and Terminator. A few of the games are always broken, but there are so many options, it would be hard to not find something you like. The highlight though is the mini golf course. It does cost extra and isn't cheap, but it is fun with a wide variety of creative holes which do occasionally get updated. I did notice that some of the homes have become a lot shorter, easier, and require less "power". I am guessing this is to speed up play and make it safer, but it also made a few of the holes boring. The hole "Grandmas Living Room" previously made you pick a path around bookcases, under couches, etc; now you hit a putt three feet under a couch into a hole directly on the other side. If you want to play golf, you should get your name on the list immediately. At 1130 on Saturday morning, there was already a 45 min wait. That was the perfect amount of time to play all the games we wanted to prior to golf.

A very novel and fun place, especially if you want to time warp to the 70's and 80's! We had a work function here, drinks were good, the beer wall was great, food was fair. Many arcade games and a neat mini golf course. Ambiance is eclectic to say the least!

The place had a cool atmosphere... but they didn't limit the capacity at all, resulting in an over 3 hour wait for Mini-Golf; and in the 2 hours we stuck around, my wife and I were only able to play all of two games. The free-play game model sounds great in concept, until you realize that quarters or tokens limit the amount of time that people can spend on a game, and that Free-play allows people to hog a game until bar close. I've been to many bar-cades, and while this had one of the most artistic environments, it also had the worst business model. It seems affordable, until you consider the scarce amount of games that you'd be able to play in the time you're there, making me think that they hope to capitalize on that by maximizing alcohol sales.

Went for another birthday party. So many games where out of service. If not already it would be good to Try and include what games are down posted on the website somewhere. Otherwise it's a fun place to mingle, didn't have the food or drinks but it seemed decent.

We came here for my teens bday, workers were super friendly and accommodating. I like the idea of paying at the front for wristbands and all games except mini was included. They were decked out for christmas so that was really fun. Drinks were unique and tasted amazing at the bar. You can order food at the kiosk and theres also unique beer flavors that you can mix your own. Great for date night or a night out with the kids.

I visited Can Can Wonderland during a recent trip to Minnesota. I would best describe Can Can Wonderland as a place the whole family can enjoy. They have a nice mix of games for younger people while also having a fully stocked bar and a complex mini golf course for adults. When I arrived the parking situation was a little chaotic due to Can Can Wonderland sharing a parking lot with the many businesses in the warehouse. You have to be prepared to make a few loops around the parking lot, especially during peak hours. Can Can Wonderland is massive inside. I have not been to a large arcade bar in a long time so I forgot how loud and bright everything is. Once you process all everything going on you will get to see all of the cool games and decent sized mini golf course they have available. The mini golf line was consistently long during my entire visit so I would plan to wait in line for the mini golf because it is a popular attraction. When I visited it was with a larger group so we had our food catered. They served us a taco bar and it was good. It was a taco bar so you really cannot go wrong. It was a simple dish that hit the spot. The staff that I interacted with during my visit was extremely friendly and keep the serving area clean. I had a few drink tickets so I was able to try two of the speciality cocktails from the menu. One was the Mockingbird and the other was the Rosemary Mojito. I really enjoyed the Mojito. It was refreshing and I could have easily gotten it a second time but I only had two drink tickets and got the Mockingbird first.

Great ambiance. Definitely a little loud, but that's to be expected when there are free games to play!! Perfect for a hot summer day, and I'm sure in the winter too. I don't drink alcohol often, so I was delighted by the fact that they will make mocktails. While there aren't SPECIFIC ones on the menu, you can give descriptors for them to use. I got a lot of wonderful ones made by the bartender Luke- even when I gave descriptors off there menu. Every drink was amazing. As far as the mini golf- WELL worth the wait. While you're waiting you can play arcade games or sit in the dining area where it's a little more quiet. They have lots of food options. All in all, everything was FANTASTIC. I wish I would have stayed longer. If you're going with friends, I'd say try and leave 5+ hours if you can. I was only there for three and still had an amazing time.

Can Can has evolved over the years, but it remains a unique and fun experience. As it stands now, you pay a fee to gain entrance that gives you access to all of the generation-spanning arcade games they have on offer. Mini-golf will cost you extra, but it's worth it at least once. The course is unique and fun. They also wisely put in a small bar at the 'turn' should you need a beverage. I can't speak to any of the food, but they have a pour your own beer wall with plenty of options, as well as a full bar. I also highly recommend checking out BlackStack Brewing upstairs before or after. Parking is plentiful, even it is in the most awkward parking garage ever.

Be sure to check the hours! Weirdly unpredictable to have to do that but every time I've tried to visit, they are closed:(

Can Can is amazing. That's all I really need to say but I'll go on. We hosted an event here with my company and used their side room- there was a projector screen and lots of seating, it was awesome. The bar is great and they have reaaaaaly good pizza. I wasn't able to go golfing but I walked through the area and it is SO CUTE. I'd love to go back and try it out. Parking can be a little confusing but there IS space outside but they also have an under ground parking lot which I was able to use.

We were pretty hopeful about the food options as on their website they clearly stated there are gfo available but once we got there we saw nothing that was available that was safe for someone who can't eat gluten could eat. The cost of the food itself was insanely expensive. My daughter got an order of wings, onion rings, & a shake and it was like $45! It took FOREVER to come out, and while she and my husband said it was good- it's not $45 worth good. The games were great but definitely eat beforehand or after. And bring lots of hand sanitizer!