Nestled in the heart of Blue Mountain Village, The Bunker Arcade stands as a testament to the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit of its owners, John and Melissa. Their establishment is totally unique – a hub for locals and visitors – offering a vibey blend of nostalgia and modern entertainment.
The Bunker Arcade boasts an impressive collection of over 100 classic arcade games, ensuring that enthusiasts of all ages can find their favourites. From timeless classics like Pac-Man and Tetris to immersive F1 race car simulators, the arcade provides a diverse range of gaming experiences.
Beyond the games, The Bunker Arcade offers a welcoming lounge area where patrons can relax and socialize. This space reflects John and Melissa’s commitment to creating a community-centric environment. Their dedication to fostering a sense of belonging is evident in every aspect of the arcade, from the thoughtfully curated game selection to the friendly and attentive staff.
The arcade’s location at 172 Jozo Weider Blvd – is in the heart of Blue Mountain Village.
As of January 2025, the hours are:
- Monday: 3-9pm
- Tuesday: CLOSED
- Wednesday: 3-9pm
- Thursday: 3-9pm
- Friday: 3-11pm
- Saturday: 11-11pm
- Sunday: 11-8pm

In addition to individual visits, The Bunker Arcade offers party packages, making it an ideal venue for celebrations and gatherings. And with two kids with Winter Birthdays, I can tell you this is a welcomed option! Whether it’s a birthday party, corporate event, or a casual get-together, The Bunker creates a unique and energetic vibe you just can’t replicate!

Whether you’re a lifelong gamer or someone seeking a delightful outing, The Bunker Arcade promises an experience that transcends generations. I wholeheartedly encourage everyone to visit, immerse themselves in the games, and become part of the ever-growing community that John and Melissa have so lovingly nurtured.
For more information, including current hours and upcoming events, visit their website at thebunkerarcade.com or follow them on Instagram at @thebunkerarcade.
