Err ... How much do u play to play DDR at arcade ?

[djray5000]

i rarely play in the arcades, but most of the time it's in the summer. as for prices, the closest one to me is $.75 for 5 songs. now that's a real good deal!

[Pakachu]

Wow I sure wish my arcade was like that, its 1 for 3 here.

[Slackbot]

Flippers Cinemas (AKA Peachtree Cinemas and Games): 50 cents for DDR Max and the elderly Pump It Up, and a dollar for the brand new DDR Supernova.

[Tee!]

1 buck for 4 songs, Not that I play anymore, Supernova bores me.

[Roku]

I pay fifty cents for four songs.

Also, I help out at the arcade a lot, so sometimes I earn free play time. XD

[Sagat believer]

50 cents for 3 songs. Usually.

However, on Boomer's in Upland, $1 for 3 songs. However, due to their TTh special, I spent $10 for unlimited play.

In Gameworks in Ontario Mills, geez, in EX, 3 for $1's worth; SN is, if I can remember correctly, $2's worth for 3 songs. It uses electronic cards.

[heartybbq]

Haven't read the whole thread but am I the only one that has a machine that has 5 plays? lol Canberra 5 for $1 is the norm except for the city which is $1 for 3 and everywhere has extreme except for maybe a bowling alley with a 3rd mix LOL and we're still years away from game cards and VIP and everything

[I LOVE MY DAUGHTERS]

The places that use cards generally rip you off. Me and my buddy robert were at a place in MO called Tan Tara, and there card system had it set up to where it was 1.75 for 3 songs on an ex machine. we drove an hour and a half to go there just so we could play, when we had an EX (with crappy pads) in our town for 75 cents 3 songs JP

[ColorOfSakura]

Don't forget that we went because we just wanted to check out the resort there (mostly to have a place to go for Spring Break that wouldn't make us poor) and we also wanted to see if holding a DDR tournament there would be possible (to get the STL and KC people to come).

The machine was in really good condition, but yeah, it was way too expensive.

Our machine is still set to 75 cents for 3 songs. No JP anymore though. Kevin Campus (our Regional Manager) found out about it and we had to take it off the machine (even though it wasn't us that put it on the machine to begin with).

[MagnetGenocide]

Our SuperNova machine is 3 songs for $0.50 Used to be 3 songs for $0.25

[itg_0825]

Toronto, Ontario: $1.00 CAD a game, ITG and DDR. Some arcades also use tokens...in which case you'd have to spend at least $2.00 CAD to get enough tokens for three songs.

[Starzaka]

$1.00 for 3 songs per person to play our Supernova machine in Hollywood, Maryland.

[JohnnyBoy]

It seems like you guys are so lucky! Jeez over here in Australia the cheapest I've ever seen is $1AUD for 3 songs, but the best value I've ever seen is $2 for 4 songs on a bootleg version of DDR, DDR Extreme Plus. f3nr15 where is your arcade? I think that in Forest Hill (no, not on a forest or a hill) in Melbourne, they are going to get a DDR machine. And also, I'm a VIP Member and its 2 bucks AUD for 3 songs on SUPERNOVA.

[Chonny]

$1 for 3 songs in Albany (or Colonie?) NY. Seems like a fair price. It used to be $.75, but the price was jacked up due to the increase in popularity.

Just a question, but to those people who have low prices (like $.50 for 3 songs), does your arcade get lots of people wanting to play it? Are the coin lines huge?

[SulferDragon]

Originally Posted by Chonny

Just a question, but to those people who have low prices (like $.50 for 3 songs), does your arcade get lots of people wanting to play it? Are the coin lines huge?

As I said on page eleven, twenty cents for three songs.

No, the coin lines don't get very big. Probably cause everyone here is just plain sick of Extreme, like me. Though I never really go in on Friday, and Saturday nights anymore.