
The Quarters is a video arcade operating in the Springfield, Massachusetts area, with the directory record carrying a Hadley, MA address and a 413-area-code phone line. It currently holds a 4.5 out of 5 average rating drawn from 1,200 reviews, placing it among the better-reviewed arcade destinations in the broader western Massachusetts region.
This corner of the Pioneer Valley has long supported a healthy mix of arcades, family entertainment centers, and amusement venues, and The Quarters sits inside a notable cluster of options. Neighboring listings include Sonny’s Place, Hometown Arcade in Northampton, and Round1 Bowling & Arcade in Holyoke, giving visitors in the Springfield area several distinct arcade experiences within a short drive.
The Quarters keeps seven-day hours, with earlier openings on weekends and the latest closing times reserved for Friday and Saturday nights. That kind of schedule tends to suit both daytime visitors and night-owl gamers looking for something to do after dinner or on a late weekend evening.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Hadley, MA |
| Phone | +1 413-429-4263 |
| Hours | Monday 12 PM – 10 PM; Tuesday – Thursday 12 PM – 12 AM; Friday 12 PM – 12 AM; Saturday 10 AM – 12 AM; Sunday 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Rating | 4.5 out of 5 (1,200 reviews) |
| Best For | Video arcade enthusiasts, Pioneer Valley gamers, and after-hours entertainment seekers |
The Scene
Because the venue’s review highlights and homepage analysis were not captured in this directory record, the section below sticks to what is confirmed in the listing itself. The Quarters is categorized as a video arcade, and its 4.5-out-of-5 rating across 1,200 reviews indicates broad visitor satisfaction. The 413 area code and Hadley-area address place it firmly in the Pioneer Valley, convenient to Springfield, Northampton, and the Five Colleges region.
For visitors weighing The Quarters against other options, the directory’s find an arcade tool and interactive arcade map can help surface nearby alternatives, including Sonny’s Place and the other Springfield-area venues listed alongside this one. Owners of The Quarters can use the claim your listing page to update hours, photos, and other details shown here.
Games & Machines
As a video arcade, The Quarters’ core offering centers on coin-operated and card-based amusement machines. Without a captured inventory or homepage breakdown in this record, the specific lineup of cabinets, redemption games, racing titles, and rhythm machines isn’t published here — visitors should consult the venue’s website for current games and any token or card pricing.
What can be said with confidence is that the listed category is “video arcade,” meaning the focus is on electronic amusement machines rather than a pure-pinball barcade or a family entertainment center built around go-karts and laser tag. Players planning a visit should check the official site for the live machine list, any ticketing structure, and current specials before arriving.
Visiting
The Quarters is listed at a Hadley, MA address with the phone number +1 413-429-4263 and the website http://hadleyquarters.com/. Visitors coming from Springfield can expect roughly a half-hour drive via I-91, and those based in Northampton, Amherst, or South Hadley are even closer to the front door.
Hours of operation are generous across the week. Monday is the earliest close at 10 PM, while Tuesday through Saturday nights run all the way to midnight. Saturday and Sunday open earlier at 10 AM, and weekday afternoons open at noon. That schedule gives after-school and after-work windows for casual visits as well as late-night options on weekends for groups who want to play into the small hours.
Age policy, food and drink offerings, and party or event booking details are not included in this directory record, so guests should call ahead or check the website to confirm before planning a group visit. The directory’s find an arcade page and arcade map are useful starting points for exploring other options in the region, including Sonny’s Place, another Springfield-area arcade worth comparing on the same short list.
