XtremeCraze – Woburn is a video arcade operating out of Woburn, Massachusetts, a suburb tucked just north of Boston’s urban core. Although the directory’s automated city inference pulls the listing toward Cambridge via a coordinate grid, the venue’s published address and its own branding both place it in Woburn, where it functions as a standalone family entertainment stop.
The venue sits within a dense regional cluster of arcades that draws players from across the Greater Boston area. For visitors who want to weigh their options before making the trip, the arcade finder directory and the interactive arcade map are the quickest way to compare Woburn-area venues against the broader Massachusetts scene.
With a 4.4 rating built from 798 Google reviews, XtremeCraze – Woburn has clearly earned repeat visits from locals who treat it as a regular outing rather than a one-off detour.
At a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Address | Woburn, MA |
| Phone | +1 781-729-9300 |
| Hours | Closed Monday; Tue–Thu 12–8 PM; Fri 12–10 PM; Sat 10 AM–10 PM; Sun 10 AM–8 PM |
| Rating | 4.4 out of 5 from 798 Google reviews |
| Best For | Drop-in video arcade sessions for families and casual players |
The Scene
Without detailed published review notes to summarize, the most reliable signal we can offer is the headline metric itself: a 4.4-star Google rating drawn from 798 reviews. That sample size is well past the threshold where a single outlier can skew perception, and it strongly suggests the venue consistently delivers an experience that prompts casual visitors to leave a rating rather than just walk out the door.
The “video arcade” categorization frames expectations clearly. This is a venue built around screens, tokens, and cabinet play rather than a pinball-only tournament space or a bar-and-games hybrid. Anyone planning a visit should expect a straightforward arcade-floor experience consistent with that label, with the energy and pacing typical of a suburban family entertainment venue.
For visitors who want a fuller picture, cross-referencing the venue with neighboring listings such as CatchMania, Fun and Games, and Roxy’s Arcade can help set expectations about what a Greater Boston area arcade visit typically looks like.
Games & Machines
The venue’s category classification as a video arcade sets the floor’s overall character: a lineup of video-driven machines rather than a pinball-only or barcade-style mix. Specific cabinet counts, redemption game ratios, racing simulators, ticket-redemption setups, and any recent machine lineups were not included in the source data available to the directory, so we don’t list individual titles here. Visitors who want to know what’s currently on the floor should consult the venue’s own page before heading out.
Visiting
XtremeCraze – Woburn’s posted address is Woburn, MA, and the easiest way to confirm driving directions, parking notes, or current hours is the venue’s own page at xtremecraze.us/woburn/. Phone inquiries can be directed to +1 781-729-9300 during open hours.
The weekly hours follow a clear rhythm. The venue is closed on Mondays, opens at midday Tuesday through Thursday for an eight-hour run closing at 8 PM, extends to 10 PM on Fridays, and runs its longest day from 10 AM to 10 PM on Saturdays. Sundays close the week out with a 10 AM to 8 PM schedule. Midweek afternoons and Saturday mornings are likely the most relaxed windows for casual drop-in play, while Friday and Saturday evenings are the prime times for peak-energy visits.
Age policy details, on-site food and drink options, and private-event or birthday-party booking procedures were not included in the directory record for this venue, so we don’t speculate on any of them. Owners and managers who want to add that information to this listing can use the claim your listing process to update it directly.
For visitors comparing this venue against other regional options, the arcade finder and interactive arcade map are the quickest way to see what’s nearby, and the same-city listings referenced above offer a useful starting point for understanding the wider Greater Boston arcade scene.