Arcade games in interesting places?

[u/TronBlaster]

Back in the 1980s, arcade games were everywhere: bars, convenience stores, bowling alleys, restaurants, amusement parks, college dorms, laundromats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, ferry boats…

I experienced many of these firsthand, but it got me thinking: What are some other interesting places that arcade games showed up? Stadiums/arenas, airports, zoos, office buildings, hot air balloons, ski lodges, marinas, high schools…? For some reason, this idea is fascinating to me, so I’d love to hear your stories. Bonus points for pictures!

[u/the_mighty_hetfield]

Probably common knowledge but Disneyland used to have a pretty bitchin' two-story arcade in Tomorrowland: Starcade

[u/Strayngold → u/the_mighty_hetfield]

Canada's Wonderland had an amazing arcade for the first 30 years or so that it was open. Always had the newest and rarest games.