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 Silver Stone Tavern, 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 Silver Stone Tavern is a short walk away for food and a full bar.
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 Silver Stone Tavern 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.