From cutting-edge gaming systems to interactive sports simulators to live-action bowling, there’s something to fuel everyone’s competitive side at the arcade.

Hit SAVE on your game, it’s time for a snack! Once you’ve worked up an appetite beating your high score, head over to MEGAbites food hall for some delicious refreshments that will get you back to full health.

After some sweet gaming, it’s time for a sweet treat. Indulge your candy-coated cravings with scrumptious ice cream, mini donuts, chocolate, and more!

Feeling a little nostalgic? The Retro Arcade takes you back to a simpler time. Revisit the glory days with iconic favorites like Pac-Man or test your reflexes with classic pinball machines.

Things aren’t always as they appear. Challenge your perceptions in the Hall of Mirrors and see if you can navigate the twists and turns of this optical illusion maze.

An innovator even before opening Westgate Resorts, David Siegel was the main visionary behind the success of Mystery Fun House.

Mystery Fun House was a treasure trove of quirky entertainment filled with mirror mazes, spooky corridors, optical illusions, laser tag, an arcade, and more.

Westgate was and still is a family business. David Siegel’s mother even spent her time as an employee of the Mystery Fun House!

Mystery Fun House was the original family entertainment center and one of the most popular experiences in Central Florida from 1976 to 2001.

The whimsical world of Mystery Fun House was created by The Wizard who discovered the secret to eternal youth and happiness is simply fun! He now invites guests from all over the world to share his secret.

If you’re a movie buff, keep an eye out for cameos! Two movies were filmed at the Mystery Fun House: the birthday scene of Parenthood (1989), and most of the horror film Night Terror (2002).