ClawZone Park — Arcade in Bloomington, Minnesota

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Arcade Venue

ClawZone Park is a video arcade located in Bloomington, Minnesota, a large inner-ring suburb of the Twin Cities that has long been associated with shopping centers, family entertainment, and easy highway access. The venue is listed in the “Video arcade” category and operates as a standalone machine-driven gaming spot rather than a bar, restaurant, or full entertainment complex, which shapes the kind of experience visitors can expect when they walk through the door.

The arcade sits at 7700 W Old Shakopee Rd #200, on a commercial corridor that places it within a short drive of the Mall of America district and the many hotels that serve the area’s tourism traffic. Bloomington has built a reputation as one of the more entertainment-dense suburbs in Minnesota, and ClawZone Park is part of a recognizable cluster of gaming venues that serve both local families and visitors who want to spend a focused hour or two playing machines between other activities. Its schedule of operating hours seven days a week fits that audience well.

Bloomington’s gaming scene is broad enough to cover very different formats, and ClawZone Park fits alongside larger and smaller venues like Dave & Buster’s Edina, DUCK!, and Grand Slam, each of which leans into a different mix of food, group activities, and game types. That variety gives players a useful point of comparison when deciding where to spend their next arcade visit.

At a Glance

DetailInformation
Address7700 W Old Shakopee Rd #200, Bloomington, MN
Phone+1 952-582-4052
HoursMonday–Thursday: 12 PM – 8 PM
Friday–Sunday: 11 AM – 9 PM
Rating4.9 out of 5 from 975 Google reviews
Best ForCasual arcade play, family outings, and machine-focused gaming sessions

The Scene

Public rating data for ClawZone Park shows a 4.9 average across 975 Google reviews, which is an unusually strong score for any local business and signals consistent positive feedback from a large pool of visitors. Because our editorial team has not yet completed a full review synthesis for this listing, the picture below is built from what the venue’s published footprint tells us rather than from curated review highlights or themed quotes. Readers looking for a deeper breakdown of what players love or push back on should check the venue’s live Google profile directly.

What is clear from the metadata is that ClawZone Park operates as a stand-alone video arcade rather than as a barcade, family entertainment center, or restaurant hybrid, which shapes the experience visitors can expect. A high average rating combined with a near-thousand-review sample size suggests the venue has earned a loyal repeat audience, even without a deeper published review breakdown to draw on here. Prospective visitors should plan their trip around the machine-focused format the venue’s category implies and confirm details like pricing, age policy, and specific machines directly with the venue before traveling.

Games & Machines

As a categorized video arcade, ClawZone Park is built around coin- or card-operated amusement machines rather than attractions like bowling, go-karts, or full-service dining. The venue’s name suggests a heavy emphasis on the kind of skill-based cabinet play that the format implies, alongside the broader mix of video, redemption, and novelty machines typical of a modern standalone arcade. Because the venue’s own published machine lineup has not yet been catalogued in our records, players who care about specific titles should consult the arcade’s website or call ahead for an exact and current list of available games.

Visiting

ClawZone Park is located at 7700 W Old Shakopee Rd #200 in Bloomington, Minnesota, on a commercial stretch just west of the Mall of America district. Visitors driving in will find easy access from West Old Shakopee Road, with the kind of surface parking typical of suburban retail and entertainment properties. The phone line at +1 952-582-4052 is the best way to confirm same-day hours, ask about current pricing, or check on machine availability before making the trip.

The venue’s weekly hours run from noon to 8 PM Monday through Thursday, and from 11 AM to 9 PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, making weekend afternoons and evenings the broadest windows for play. Weekday lunches and after-school blocks are also well covered, which is convenient for families and for anyone visiting the Mall of America area midweek. Age policies, food and drink options, and party or group booking details are not listed in our current directory record, so guests planning a birthday outing, a group event, or bringing younger children should reach out to the venue directly to confirm what is available on the day of their visit.

Players exploring other gaming spots in the area can compare hours and formats with nearby Bloomington listings such as Dave & Buster’s Edina, DUCK!, and Grand Slam. To browse venues beyond Bloomington or anywhere in the country, use the arcade finder directory or the interactive arcade map. Venue owners who manage this location can claim this listing to keep hours, contact details, and machine lists accurate over time.