Flipper McCoys
Flipper McCoys is a attraction in Oceanfront, Virginia Beach, best for rainy days, family game nights, teens and arcade fans.
Two blocks off the Boardwalk at 22nd Street, Flipper McCoys packs more than 150 arcade games — vintage pinball alongside current cabinets, pool tables, air hockey, and Dance Dance Revolution — into a Resort Strip storefront, most games running about a dollar a play. Its headline draw is Virginia's only Interactive Laser Tag Arena, a genuine point of local bragging rights alongside the wall of pinball machines that arcade enthusiasts specifically seek out. It's the reliable rainy-day and after-dinner answer at the Oceanfront, open late into the evening every night of the week: Monday-Thursday and Sunday 11am-10pm, Friday-Saturday 11am-11pm.
Amenities
- 150+ arcade games
- Interactive Laser Tag Arena (Virginia's only one)
- Pinball machines
- Pool tables and air hockey
Know Before You Go
- Best for: rainy days, family game nights, teens and arcade fans
- Parking: Resort Area municipal parking nearby at 22nd Street and Atlantic Avenue.
- Accessibility: Indoor single-level arcade; contact (757) 502-8810 for current accessibility details.
- Dogs: not allowed
- Location: 2212 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, Virginia Beach, VA
Last verified 2026-07-10.
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