Exhilarama - Memorial City
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2015
- Promo video for Exhilarama - Memorial City, Houston, Texas. This store opened December, 1993. Date of video is unknown, but believed to be no earlier than 1996. See below for game list!
This video was shown on TV screens throughout the facility.
Games and attractions shown in this video include:
After Burner II Deluxe SD
Tokyo Wars Deluxe SD
Striker (bowling lanes, original version)
Home Run Hitter (in aisle)
Cyber Sled
Virtual On
Cyclone
Skee-Ball Model H
Gunblade NY
San Francisco Rush
NBA Jam TE
Spiderman
X-Men 4P
Daytona USA
Rage in the Cage (basketball)
Hoop Fever (basketball)
Milk jug toss (midway milk can toss)
Shooting star (midway)
Water Race (midway)
Ring toss (midway)
Big Choice Triple (claw crane)
Lite-a-Line (rolldown game)
Twenty-One (rolldown game)
Lucky 7 Bingo
Dynamo Air Hockey
High Impact (football)
Pit Fighter
Total Carnage
World Soccer Finals
Hologram Time Traveler
Twilight Zone (pinball)
Demolition Man (pinball)
Batman & Robin (pinball)
The Flintstones (pinball)
Scared Stiff (pinball)
Run-n-Gun
A row of mostly fighting games,
including Mortal Kombat and
In the Hunt
Jungle Jive (pusher)
Roll for Gold
Redemption counter
Suzuka 8 Hours
Race-a-Rama (bumper cars)
Snack Attack (center snack bar)
Party Zone (party area)
Rockin' Aztec (flat ride)
Cracky Crab
Candy Crane (mostly off screen)
Mixmaster (Eli Bridge Scrambler)
Round-a-Rama (car and plane carousel flat ride with crazy vehicles)
Fly-a-Rama (kiddie biplane flat ride)
Balloon Race (flat ride)
Kid's play structure & obstacle course (2-level)
Flat ride with vehicle track
Can Alley
Virtuality SD1000 - Flying Aces, Exorex
Virtuality CS1000 - Dactyl Nightmare
Virtuality fibre optic display sign
Laser Ex (Lasertron LT-5 laser tag)
Flamingo (pusher)
Major attractions that were at this location, but were NOT installed at the time of this video:
Battle Tech
Virtuality 2000SU
Virtua Formula - 8 player racing with 70" screens and motion-platform race cars
A Holoplex Combatica was tested at this location, but it did not remain very long. - เกม
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One of my favorite places growing up as a kid. Wish it was still around.
Oooh the memories!! Wish it was still there!!
Mrs. R_28 hell yea good memories, when did it close down?
My God!!! I love the nostalgia I get from this. I still remember the smell... Had 3 birthday parties there and spent a shit load playing Mortal Kombat 2 and TMNT and Simpson's. Thank you for this!!
I vividly remember going to Memorial City mall and playing Mortal Kombat II as well as Virtual Fighter. Awesome memories! Thanks for posting!
Wow you just brought back a bunch of memories. I remember going there with my friends and play the arcades good old days.
I remember this place, I was sad when they shut it down.
This one was pretty big. Thanks for posting. Hoping to see a video from my local exhilirama one day.
I remember going to the one down in NC, on our way from WV to Myrtle Beach. It was the truth! It had all kinds of the best arcade games, it had laser tag, and it even had an indoor roller coaster (which honestly wasn't too bad). They also had a virtual reality headset that you could pay to use. It was primitive as hell compared to today's VR headsets. But for 1993, it was outta this freakin world.
Watching this video is a HUGE flashback!!! I loved going to Exhilarama when I was a kid and remember all of the rides that were shown is this video - I don't remember the lazer tag or the little jungle jim pay pin thingy.
Laser tag was ALWAYS out of order.
Sooooooo many memories thank you for this video
So many memories! I loved the hot air balloon ride when I was little.
awesome, thanks for posting!
The kinds in this video are grown up and running the world right now.
Used to be here all the damn time as a kid
This place was the coolest!
thanks so many good memories 😁
I remember getting an all day ride pass here a couple of times. The rides were decent here too. The entrance to this place was right off the food court area. This malls food court used to be called The Picnic. This unfortunately may be gone but the mall it was in is still one of the busiest in Houston.
I was a manager for the Crestwood Missouri location. Many a night spent in the VR units after close!
First this , then Astroworld! 😤😤😤
My childhood 90’s baby
good times man
I stayed in Brompton sq on witte about 10 min away.. I joined the Army im this mall....this was or Oasia...i was so shocked when i saw it was gone i left at 18 (2000) two wks after walking the stage so i was back and forth why why why
Just a question this is the same arcade that was located in the foodcourt still around in 2007 ish?
indoor roller coaster in nj - my ears still hurt
wasnt this place huge??? or was i just tiny when i went
what year was this filmed?
+Joseph McGlothlin We don't know. This was a promo video that played on TV monitors throughout the facility. It was probably shot shortly after the store opened.
This had to be at least 1996 or after if u look at the drexler jersey the kid is wearing on 5:21 that jersey didn't come out until late '96 so it could be that year or later
As a die hard Rockets fan, especially back in those days, I gotta give you mad props for knowing that. Indeed, those jerseys were not worn until the 95-96 season. I think they came out just in time for Christmas in 1995; so you might as well say 1996.
Description changed! Thanks for the tip.
I think you're right and it's probably past 1996. I worked there from 1993-1994 and a lot of this was new to me. I don't think the "Rockin" ride (at 5:05 or so) existed, nor the car driving games against the wall in the early stage. Man, this brought back memories! It was fun to work there, insofar as minimum-wage jobs can be fun.
I worked the Virtuality games, the Laser Tag, and lusted after the Battletech mech games (but only rarely got to play after the place closed, if the workers there felt like opening it up for a little fun). The Virtuality games didn't have the car thing, either. It was just stand-up, on the podiums. They put them right inside the front entrance, so people passing by into the mall could see them. A lot of other stuff looks different too. This video really does take me back - thanks for posting it. I can't imagine where you got it from!
memorial mall sucks now😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
johnnysweet87 yes