Main Event Knoxville,

9081 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37923, United States

"Fun place to take your kids to and adults can have some fun too. Love that there are a lot of different things to choose from rather than just having somewhere to jump. This place is for everyone - jumping, climbing, playing games as well as eating and drinking. Great place for a child’s birthday."

"Cool place to take the kids for a few hours. $50 will get you enough credits for 2 kids to play for about an hour. Very clean and friendly atmosphere."

"We love to go to the Main Event whenever we feel bored at home. The games are fun and the ambiance is pretty welcoming. It's too exciting for my kid. We can play for a really long time and save points for playing the next day. You can buy kid's toys and stuff with your tickets like the other arcade game places. Some kids love to have their birthdays arranged here. It's a family-fun place for me. There are different amounts of cards like $20 to the above. You can take one and add points by playing. The card doesn’t expire so the playtime and points make you come back in here."

"Fun place but it’s so expensive and management is always a disaster. This trip we were going to sit down and eat. There is a sign that says to go to the bowl desk to be seated. We go to the bowl area. They send us to the main desk in the middle. We wait there and they send us back to the hostess stand where the sign is where we wait a while with 3 hungry kids that we towed around the place to figure out how to get a table. No one ever showed up to seat us. Just an average Tuesday. Not busy. We are going next door to Culver’s instead."

"This is a great place to take kids from 6 through 16 for video games, ropes course, laser tag, and bowling. I am very glad to see that the food quality has gotten much better from my previous visit. The food was great, delicious. The reason for the 4 star review is that it does get crowded, with the wait times for a bowling lane getting long. Another reason is that we got there early in the day, got the play passes and planned for the kids to get on the ropes course while waiting for a bowling lane, but he ropes course was not opened until 2pm. By 2pm, there was a long line."