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Family-friendly / Westland

Roberson's Fun Center

Closed – archive entry · 2023

A small family fun center in Westland with video-game consoles, pool tables and two 60-minute escape rooms, made for preteens and up. It closed in 2023.

At a glance

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The rooms you’ll need to escape

Room details are based on what the venue publishes on its own site.

Escape the Flood

No longer running

    Pharaoh's Tomb

    No longer running

      02 / The story of this place

      Make time for these

      Roberson's Fun Center on North Wayne Road in Westland was a hangout for preteens and anyone older. It had video-game consoles, pool tables, party rentals and two 60-minute escape rooms. Escape the Flood told a Noah's Ark story for 3–6 players aged 10 and up in a dimly lit room; the other room was Pharaoh's Tomb. During the pandemic it opened by reservation only, and it closed for good in 2023.

      • Two 60-minute escape rooms in a family fun center
      • Escape the Flood: Noah's Ark in the half-dark
      • Consoles and pool tables on the side

      Plan your visit

      Roberson's Fun Center closed in 2023, so don't make the trip. Our guide lists rooms around Westland that are still open.

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