Visalia Mall (1964) added Cyberstation near JCPenney around 2000, showcasing Marvel vs. Capcom 2 and plush-prize cranes until a 2014 remodel swapped it for fast fashion. References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visalia_Mall
Walden Galleria opened in 1989 and quickly became Western New York’s largest mall. Suite F215 added a Cyberstation arcade in the late 1990s, positioned on the upper level near the food court. Shoppers remember rounds of Time Crisis II and ticket redemptions for Buffalo Bills keychains. The arcade remained active into the early 2010s before…
Wausau Center (1983–2021) listed Cyberstation in unit A-168, popular for DDR Extreme and ticket cranes. The arcade ended operations before the mall’s demolition. References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wausau_Center
West Oaks Mall opened in 1996. Cyberstation near the AMC entrance buzzed with Time Crisis II and plush Gator prizes until closing in 2015. References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Oaks_Mall_(Ocoee,_Florida)
1970s–1990s staple, closed before mall demo. Wikipedia
Functioned through early 2000s; now retail. Wikipedia
Ran 1987-2002 across from Goody’s. Wikipedia
Open 1989-2010 by the food court. Wikipedia
Operated 1990-2005 near Sears. Wikipedia
Doc and Laddy’s opened in 1998 off I-35 as a family fun park featuring go-karts, batting cages, and a 60-game arcade packed with ticket redemption favorites and classic racers like Daytona USA. It quickly became a weekend staple for Baylor students and Waco families thanks to weekday “Quarter Mania” promotions. The venue closed in 2004…
