Scene75 Entertainment Center | Cincinnati

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Janna Büber Google

vor etwa 2 Monaten

This is absolutely not worth the price. Go carts are not ran efficiently. 4 mini bowl lanes are broken, can’t bowl. Holes kicked in the wall of the mini golf area. You need a whole day just to do the bare minimum. We booked for 8 people. Thats a substantial amount of money even with no arcade games. Would have liked to be able to do all of the attractions at least once but you just can’t because the waits are so long or things are just out of order

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lexx brookeüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

Very rude was playing mini bowl with the family purchased $100 worth of gameplay and it’s 7:05 pm and the guy comes in tells us that they close at 10. We’re the only people here and that they would close sooner if we left. Very rude and I’m professional guy had glasses with short blonde hair kept eyeballing us like he wanted us to leave, but there was still another person go So we weren’t the only ones like he said

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Wendy Courtneyüber Google

vor 6 Monaten

Booked a party for my two nephews. It was very reasonably priced for all of the guests that we had and that included the adults too. The hosts were super friendly and helped us. Ultimately what it boils down to is that everyone, children and adults, had a fantastic time. Thanks so much and we'll definitely be back.

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Brianna Luceüber Google

vor 9 Monaten

Wasn't very busy the day we visited. The hours do need to be updated, according online they open up at 10am but when arrived they were closed & on the door it stated they open up at 11am. Seemed like they were minimally staffed. I did have to search for staff in order to order some drinks for the kiddos. Some of the games were broken down as well, so we notified the staff. The kiddos had a good time & really enjoyed the games. The put-put areas looked really nice. The indoor race track was fun. Do wear closed toe shoes. If you do not, you will need to go get some shoes from the bowling area.

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Tasha N McDonaldüber Google

vor 12 Monaten

I want to address something that's been on my mind lately. A few weeks ago, my husband and I took the kids to Scene 75. When we stepped into the kids' room filled with inflatables and toys, I was struck by a glaring issue. It was both disheartening and frustrating to see such a lack of representation—every child depicted was white, with only a slightly darker-skinned child as a token presence on the wall. This matters to me because I have always experienced representation. Growing up, I could easily identify dolls, characters, and movies featuring little white blonde-haired, blue-eyed characters. As a child, having role models who resemble you is crucial for envisioning your future and building self-belief. Every child deserves this. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. We cannot keep moving in the wrong direction. Companies frequently celebrate adding just one character of color, treating it like a monumental achievement. This is 2025! It's time for real change, and we can and should do better!