Eight ways to play, for all ages.
Most people do three or four in a visit. There's no admission fee, each attraction is priced on its own, and a drink from the bar can come with you.
Ashria's Bathhouse
90,000 gallons of saltwater, heated to 85 degrees all year, under the castle's wooden beams, with a dragon on the wall. Family changing rooms and showers are on site, and arm floats, goggles, waterproof phone cases and pool towels are sold in the pool area. Alcohol is served in the pool area for guests 21 and older. Weekdays before 4 pm are the quietest. Pool memberships start at $40 a month, and on Wednesdays and Thursdays your buddy swims free.
Go Karts
A two-story electric track with banked turns, and five ways to race. Every race is five minutes. In a Power Up race you drive over the coins to build your score and your speed, hit a mystery box, and when you have enough points, press the button. Junior Power Up races run the same game at a slower pace, with the same age and height requirements as a standard race. Double karts put a grown-up driver (18 and up) beside a passenger as young as 5. Thunderbolt racing is pure speed for drivers 16 and up and at least 48 inches tall, single karts only: no power-ups, just skill, and the fastest lap wins. Closed-toe shoes only.
Mount Silverstone Rock Wall
A 22-foot wall with several routes on auto-belay lines, so you don't need a partner on the rope. Each ticket gives you three attempts to reach the summit, and it's built for every level, from first-timers to regulars. Climbers must be 5 or older and at least 30 pounds. The waiver is signed once, online or at the desk.
The Royal Sports Arena
Three Full Swing simulator bays, the technology trusted by Tiger Woods, with more than thirty sports and games: golf, soccer, baseball, hockey, football and more, with real swings and real throws. Up to eight players a bay, switch games freely for your whole session, and get a complimentary bucket of popcorn with every purchase. Its own bar and buffet, and a private room for team nights and leagues. New this year, and people tell us it's like nothing they've seen.
Royal Experience, 1 hr $75
90 min $112.50
2 hrs $150
3 hrs $225
up to 7 hrs $525
Dragon's Den Kids Zone
A castle of its own inside the castle: stone walls, battlements and little wooden doors, and inside, tunnels, slides, swinging rings, cargo nets and ninja-style obstacles for the little knights to run wild. For the smallest ones there's a toddler soft-play corner with ramps, ABC blocks and a spin disc under the castle crest. Parents are welcome to climb in too, and socks are required for everyone. Toddler Time on Thursday mornings bundles the Den with the pool and an arcade card.
The Arcade
More than eighty-five games, from VR and racing simulators to skee-ball, Wicked Tuna, the claw machines and Down the Clown, all on a game card. The prize counter at the end. Neon Bowling and the Billiards Room run on arcade tokens, so load the card once and play the whole floor.
Neon Bowling
Duckpin-style bowling, with a twist. On our three neon lanes the pins light up and change color to show you which ones to knock down next, so every frame is a challenge. It plays a little like skee-ball, and no bowling shoes are needed. Every player gets a full ten-frame game for $7, paid with your arcade card, so a game between dinner and the band is easy.
The Billiards Room
State-of-the-art tables under the neon Rack 'Em sign, a jukebox, and the games your parents played. The quiet room, with a drink in hand. Pay with arcade tokens.
Dragons, dice and so much more.
A full gift shop with a wide range of things to take home: heritage maps, hoodies, soaps, swords, dragons, Dungeons & Dragons, game pieces, dice and so much more. Stop in before you head out, or come in just to browse.