Games
The Billiards Room
A room of its own, off the arcade — full-size billiards tables at $4 a game, a wall of older arcade cabinets, and a jukebox that stays on until the lights go up.
- TablesFull-size billiards
- GamesClassic arcade cabinets
- Price$4 a game
- Fri & SatOpen to midnight
- Pay withArcade card tokens
The experience
The quieter room, and the later one
The billiards room is separate from the arcade and it feels it. Full-size tables with enough space around them to actually take a shot, older arcade cabinets along the wall for anyone who grew up on them, and a jukebox in the corner running the room’s soundtrack.
It is the part of the castle adults tend to claim. Plenty of guests arrive without children at all, take a table, put something on the jukebox and stay until closing — midnight on a Friday or Saturday.
A game is $4, paid with tokens on an arcade card, so a loaded card keeps a table going all evening. Food and drink come from The Tavern at Silver Stone Castle, which is a short walk away and has a full bar.
No admission fee, no wristband. Take a table, put a song on, and pay for what you play.
Good to know
- Billiards is $4 a game, paid with tokens on a Classic Arcade Credits card.
- Time Play does not cover billiards. The room is traditional token play only.
- There is no general admission charge at Silver Stone Castle — you pay as you go.
- The billiards room is a separate room from the arcade, with its own games and jukebox.
- The room stays open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Children are welcome, and an adult should supervise younger players around the tables.
- The Tavern at Silver Stone Castle is a short walk away for food and a full bar.
Inside the billiards room
Rack them up
Real photos from the billiards room at Silver Stone Castle in Swansea, MA, plus the Neon Bowling lanes and the arcade next door.



Every guest needs a signed waiver
Sign it online before you arrive and walk straight in. One waiver covers your whole visit, and a parent or guardian signs for anyone under 18.
While you’re here
More of the castle
Before you visit
Billiards room questions
How much is a game, and can I use a Time Play card?
Four dollars a game, paid with tokens on a Classic Arcade Credits card. An unlimited arcade Time Play card does not cover the tables — the room is traditional token play only.
Is the billiards room separate from the arcade?
Yes. It is its own room, with full-size billiards tables, a set of older arcade cabinets and a jukebox.
Is there an admission fee?
No. There is no general admission charge at the castle — you pay for what you play.
How late is it open?
Until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and until 10:00 PM Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.
Can children play?
Yes, children are welcome. We ask that an adult supervises younger players around the tables.
Can I get food and drink in there?
The Tavern at Silver Stone Castle is a short walk away and has a full kitchen and a full bar.
Let the fun commence
Rack them up
Four dollars a game, a jukebox in the corner, and no clock on the door. The arcade is next door and the bowling lanes are just beyond it.



