Pheny Lanz
Still as great as the first time I went. Today I visited Gametime after a good while and I can happily say, that it’s still the best arcade in Miami in my book. I went with a friend and it was her first time there and even she agreed with that. she loved it!. Not just the game but the promos are amazing, the food is great, and the service is very sweet. The manager Ms. Ariel is one of the sweetest people I’ve met this year I hope she gets a well-deserved raise for taking care of this place. And while maybe two or 3 machine might be broken, that’s just a problem that every arcade has so I don’t think the place has any major issues. If anything, the only issue would be to close this Miami landmark. I really hope the people in charge of remodeling Sunset Place read this and consider keeping GameTime alive. It would be a shame if it left. I feel like with a little more marketing, this place could be as popular again as it was in the 2000s (when it was GameWorks). And I think they’re doing a great job with what they have cuz I saw a very big amount of people the day I visited. And while it wasn’t a huge amount like you’d see at a Dave and busters, it’s quite impressive considering the fact that it’s located in a deserted mall and yet it still manages to get a lot of customers. That should tell you that’s it’s really worth it. I thought it was closing by the end of the year but I’m glad I was wrong and I will be looking forward to go as much as I can in 2026. This place is very special to me and I hope people can see what I see in it and the people who work there. Let’s keep GameTime alive man. And let’s give Sunset Place some love again :) P.S. Some of the machines here are so unique and creative I LOVE IT (two driver system cars, connect 4 basketball, VR FPS, even pool tables that you can use with your play card! That’s freaking awesome.
