11 arcades & video games across Edmonton and nearby communities, ranked by Google rating and review volume.
Four iconic glass pyramids housing tropical, temperate, arid, and rotating-feature biomes. Beautiful indoor escape from the Edmonton winter, kid-friendly, walk-through in an hour.
Historic Blatchford hangar full of aircraft, flight simulators, and Edmonton aviation history. Kid-friendly, hands-on.
The largest museum in western Canada — natural history, Indigenous history, human history, feature exhibitions. Half a day easy.
Canada's largest living history museum. Walk through 1846 fur trade fort, 1885 street, 1905 street, and 1920 street with costumed interpreters, rides, and steam trains.
Family nature centre in the river valley — indoor hands-on exhibits, live animals, outdoor trails, and free/low-cost family programs on weekends.
Edmonton's science centre — IMAX dome, planetarium, hands-on exhibits for kids and adults, and rotating world-class touring exhibitions. All-day family destination.
Downtown Edmonton contemporary and historical art gallery — rotating exhibitions, permanent collection, striking architecture.
Indoor amusement park inside West Edmonton Mall. 27 rides including the Mindbender triple-loop roller coaster, drop tower, and family favourites. Year-round.
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Ranked by Google rating and review volume, the top arcades & video games on WhereToYEG right now are Muttart Conservatory (4.7★, 2,548 reviews), Royal Alberta Museum (4.6★, 5,039 reviews) and U of A Botanic Garden (4.6★, 3,320 reviews). Ratings refresh as new reviews come in.
11 arcades & video games across Edmonton and nearby communities, with the most listings in West Edmonton, Central Edmonton and Downtown. Filter by price, rating, or amenity at the top of this page.
11 of the listed arcades & video games show Sunday hours, including Muttart Conservatory (10:00 AM–5:00 PM), Royal Alberta Museum (10:00 AM–4:00 PM) and U of A Botanic Garden (10:00 AM–7:00 PM). Hours change, so check the listing or call ahead.
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