BoDo Arcade Gaming Center

BoDo Arcade Gaming Center offers a welcomed air-conditioned escape from the tropical heat with classic and modern arcade games suitable for the whole family. With redemption prizes to win and well-maintained facilities, it's an excellent backup plan for rainy days or when kids need a break from outdoor adventures in the Philippines.

• ✓Wide variety of arcade games from classic to modern
• ✓Redemption games where kids can win tickets for prizes
• ✓Clean, air-conditioned environment perfect for escaping tropical heat
• ✓Budget-friendly entertainment for families traveling on a budget
• ✓Safe indoor space ideal for rainy day activities

1. 1.Exchange US dollars or other foreign currency to Philippine pesos before arriving, as arcade tokens are purchased in local currency. Bring smaller bills for easier transactions.
2. 2.Visit during weekday afternoons to avoid the after-school and weekend crowds when local families frequent the arcade.
3. 3.Set a token budget with kids beforehand to avoid overspending. Games typically cost 10-20 pesos per play (around 20-40 cents USD).
4. 4.The facilities are clean with air conditioning, making this a perfect midday retreat when it's too hot for outdoor activities.
5. 5.Keep ticket stubs if playing redemption games, as kids can pool tickets together for better prizes at the counter.

Weekday mornings or early afternoons offer the least crowds and more available machines. Avoid weekends and after 3pm on weekdays when school is out. The rainy season (June to November) makes this indoor venue especially valuable.

Budget-friendly entertainment with most games costing under 50 cents USD. Located in Minglanilla, about 20 minutes south of Cebu City, so plan for taxi or Grab transportation as public transport can be challenging with young children.

Open year-round, but particularly valuable during the rainy season (June through November) when outdoor activities are limited. Holiday periods and school breaks may see increased local crowds.

Minglanilla has several local eateries and fast-food chains nearby including Jollibee (a Filipino favorite with kids) and McDonald's. Ask locals for carinderias (small local restaurants) serving authentic, affordable Filipino dishes that are typically kid-friendly.