New York thread

Blown-Upp · 06-18-2006, 12:19 AM

Here's to 7.0!

Post whatever is going on in New York - discussions, tournaments, cool things and whatever else you want to post!

Stolen from yyr of DDR Freak:

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Originally Posted by yyr

LAST UPDATED 7/25

This list is growing pretty quickly, so I'll probably organize it soon. By region, perhaps. For now, I think it'll be NYC/Westchester/Other.

If any info is missing or incorrect please let me know. Mods, feel free to edit this at will.

Now at:

1. Coney Island
-----a. Coney Island Arcade ($1.50/3 songs)
-----b. arcade under the Wonder Wheel ($1.00/3 songs)
2. Chinatown Fair ($2.00/3 songs)
3. Fun Station (Staten Island) ($2.00/4 songs)
4. Strike (New Hyde Park) (8.4 chips/3 songs) ($1.37 - $2.20 depending on quantity of chips purchased)
5. Rye Playland ($1.00/3 songs)
6. Adventure Landing (Tonawanda) ($1.00/3 songs)
7. Dave & Buster's (Times Square) (5.8 chips/3 songs) ($0.93 - $1.93 depending on quantity of chips purchased)
8. Strong Museum (Rochester) (free play, but if it's crowded, your play time may be limited)
9. Showplace Bowling Alley (Staten Island) ($1.00/4 songs)
10. Adventure Landing (Rochester) ($1.00/3 songs)
11. Namco Cyberstation, the Galleria @ Crystal Run (Middletown) ($1.00/3 songs)

Coming soon to:

1. Krazy City, Palisades Center, West Nyack: Friday, July 28th

Please post any information regarding SuperNOVA at your location--whether you have it, or it's coming soon--and I'll add it here.

Schlagwerk · 06-20-2006, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Blown-Upp

Here's to 7.0!

Post whatever is going on in New York - discussions, tournaments, cool things and whatever else you want to post!

Things are STILL boring as hell in Utica.

sylcmyk+ · 06-20-2006, 09:00 AM

nothing seems to be chaning in NYC

Action Man · 06-21-2006, 03:01 AM

They recently closed Laser Park in 42nd Street. The last arcades there now are the Port Authority and that scrubby looking Chinatown Fair. Port Authority asks for more money though and Chinatown Fair has bad machines most of the time, not forgetting that horrible stench that seems to be around in that place.

Naota · 06-23-2006, 08:55 AM

Coney Island has some nice machines, at Eldorado arcade they've got an R1 dedicab and an EXTREME, the dedicab has great pads (to be expected), but I'm not sure about the EX.

Action Man · 06-27-2006, 05:05 AM

Chinatown Fair just installed a DDR: Super Nova cabinet. It's two dollars per play (four for doubles.) It looks pretty lame in my opinion seeing as it%u2019s the location test version (songs are off sync, blah, blah.) They removed Para Para Dancing.

lowrida · 06-29-2006, 01:45 AM

Does anyone know if there are any train stations near the Tri County Flea Market?

Schlagwerk · 06-29-2006, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by lowrida

Does anyone know if there are any train stations near the Tri County Flea Market?

Head to Penn Station and then take the Long Island Railroad.. dunno where the nearest LIRR stop is around Tri-county, though.

dudabo · 06-29-2006, 09:20 PM

TCF is really cool when they aren't holding major events and having raffles for iidx ASC's that they don't honor. =(

A group of friends and I were going there almost weekly until then.

DefaultGen · 08-03-2006, 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Vistah

They recently closed Laser Park in 42nd Street. The last arcades there now are the Port Authority and that scrubby looking Chinatown Fair. Port Authority asks for more money though and Chinatown Fair has bad machines most of the time, not forgetting that horrible stench that seems to be around in that place.

If you buy Tokens in bulk ($20 for 120) the Port Authority machine turns out to $1 for 4 songs. The left pad doesn't work but the right one isn't horrible, it does kill holds a LOT though