Frankie's of Raleigh
Frankie’s of Raleigh sits in the Brier Creek area of northwest Raleigh, North Carolina, on Fun Park Drive. It is a full-scale family entertainment center built around a two-level, apocalypse-themed laser tag arena, with go-kart tracks for every skill level, three miniature golf courses, bumper cars and boats, batting cages, a drop tower, an XD dark ride, a spinning coaster, and an arcade floor with hundreds of games. Laser tag is priced per game with a minimum age of six, and the park also offers a Hologate virtual reality experience.
Beyond the attractions, the park is a strong choice for birthdays, school outings, and corporate team building, with five levels of group fun packages and dedicated event spaces including semi-private lounges, café areas, and a covered patio. The in-house café serves its own pizza dough and sauce, and chef-crafted catering menus range from casual snack spreads to upscale options like a Carolina supper or a Lowcountry oyster roast. Open seating lets parents keep an eye on kids while they play, making it easy to turn a quick visit into a full afternoon.
Frankie's of Raleigh
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Frankie’s of Raleigh sits in the Brier Creek area of northwest Raleigh, North Carolina, on Fun Park Drive. It is a full-scale family entertainment center built around a two-level, apocalypse-themed laser tag arena, with go-kart tracks for every skill level, three miniature golf courses, bumper cars and boats, batting cages, a drop tower, an XD dark ride, a spinning coaster, and an arcade floor with hundreds of games. Laser tag is priced per game with a minimum age of six, and the park also offers a Hologate virtual reality experience.
Beyond the attractions, the park is a strong choice for birthdays, school outings, and corporate team building, with five levels of group fun packages and dedicated event spaces including semi-private lounges, café areas, and a covered patio. The in-house café serves its own pizza dough and sauce, and chef-crafted catering menus range from casual snack spreads to upscale options like a Carolina supper or a Lowcountry oyster roast. Open seating lets parents keep an eye on kids while they play, making it easy to turn a quick visit into a full afternoon.
