Pleasures Entertainment Centers

I like how the business is underground.. Like sex dungeon vibes, kinda, but it’s clean inside. (Which is great haha)… The staff are very kind, and the prices are actually pretty great! There is quite the variety when it comes to products as well, I’m excited to go back. lol

Wild fun for most. Plan for at least four hours, six to eight better. Take breaks, go outside (save your receipt to get back in) for fresh air (see below for more on outside). Be patient with yourselves and others. It seems that most who visit here are unsure of what to do or how to get started. Don't stalk, make eye contact when you can, quietly ask how others are doing and what they are looking for. You might get an answer or not. If you get an answer, respect what they told you. If there's something you see and want to watch, step back a bit and do it without being obvious about it. Plus, it can get busy and there may be a lot of other people milling and looking around, some with definite scowls on their face and "Don't talk to me" vibe being cast off them. This negativity is tangible, so why there are even here is curious. When I go outside for a break, I'll ask someone else who looks bored to join me and generally, at least one or more will. You can learn way more about this place in these breaks than inside. So don't hesitate to ask questions, not personal ones, but about the place and any prior experiences they're willing to share. If your experience is anything like mine have been, it's an eye-opener.

This has got to be one of the strangest adult arcades I've ever visited (and I like to think I'm a bit of an expert). But first, let me just note that the downstairs retail area was large, well lit, organized, and professional. Add to that the diminutive but professional and genuinely welcoming cashier, and already this store is doing every thing right. But now let's talk about upstairs. First of all, it's truly massive. The building felt like it might have once been some kind of campus building, perhaps? Or maybe just a very homey bed and breakfast or hotel? Regardless, the upstairs arcade has so many distinct 'regions' with their own vibe, layout and offerings, that even now, I'm having trouble giving an accurate account. I remember at least two sprawling and lit sitting areas/waiting rooms, where folks could chat and watch TV or have snacks, etc. These areas were I believe stacked against one side of the building. Meanwhile, the other side was partitioned into several much dimmer and maze-like environments. There were at least two more open sitting areas, but these had giant movie screens and were nearly pitch black. This turned out to be mostly used by exhibitionist couples. There were also a few shotgun-style galleys, also very dark. Some featured terraced platforms to allow folks some face to waist fraternizing. Finally, there were a few halls offering banks of partitioned viewing booths on both sides, but in one of the stranger decor ideas I've ever seen, where doors would normally offer occupants privacy, here, the booths were wide open but for hanging pieces of sheer fabric, hung shower-curtain style, black but semi-translucent. People in booths were easily touched, watched, or otherwise observed, but in silhouette. I didn't see any GH's but per my description, this arcade seems to have dispensed with the need for any. I went on a Friday night and there was a rather large crowd, all male or trans, but of a variety of demographics, styles and ages. Arcade access was pay once, view everything anywhere. A good deal, I think. And sure, I'd probably go back. Colorado Springs, you are just so freaky, and it's a pleasant surprise.

Its... Interesting. It seemed to have a good variety of things in there, and I liked that. My concerns lie in the arcade area. Its dingy and I could see mold on the ceiling. It doesn't look like they clean any of the adult movie touch screens either. Id be a little wary stepping foot in there, especially without washing your hands after. Honestly I really dont hate the idea, but It makes me a little concerned for the regulars

I love this place , I had visited for 11 years met a lot of people n played too hopefully new lay out can be better . Jason is a great guy always friendly n helpful.

Avoid this overcharging and dishonest shopkeeper. He sells products at double the market rate and refuses to help when they malfunction. They have a strict no-return policy. If you buy something that may fail, you’ll pay double the price. Instead, go to first amendment on Fillmore for your pleasure and merchandise needs. You'll get a good product that is at market price or below you won't have to worry about it being defective cuz if it is they will take care of you. In response to the owners reply, maximum impact aerosol spray is the merchandise I purchased. Your sell it for 59.99, I was able to go to first amendment on Fillmore and I got it for 34.99. Additionally, I’ve purchased two cans from your store and they were both defective mind you several weeks have gone by since I have purchased the first, first can was bad had a leaking valve everything leaked out before I was able to use it, i purchase again last night, and that can had no aerosol spray in it to deploy the product, so both cans were defective in a matter of 3 weeks of a part of each other's purchase. And when I called your employees said there was nothing I could do about it talk to the manager which I could never get on the phone when I called, or when I showed him in person I was told that he doesn't come to the office very often.. The valve leaked on both of them ejecting the compressed air out. I wasn't asking for you to give me my money back I just wished you would give me a product that worked or take the ones I had back and go after the manufacturer for selling used crap. The worst part is I didn't even use right before I went to a party and you ruin both of those events for me. The one from yesterday the push down button was broken there was no air in the can at all when you push it down it did nothing had no are out of it the only thing I got was liquid when I turned it upside down. Both times I’ve called your store, and the person who answers said we don’t offer return, or exchange due to the no return policy. well sir this is an item that you are selling that was damaged and broke or failed within the first time it was used. I’m not talking about a toy. I do understand a toy not being returnable. I’m not stupid. A toy doesn’t get returned because people use it and that’s that’s not sanitary. You think I’m stupid that like come on this is, an aerosol filled with compressed air that dispenses liquid in Airsoft form if there’s no compressed air, no dispensing. a liquid. Well, if it doesn’t have any air, it can’t eject You’re not gonna give me my money back so and I don’t want any more of your product because who knows it’ll probably be the same way. So my review is going to stay exactly as it is until you either replace or refund my transaction. (Well almost I corrected the grammar errors and missing parts)

I loved going to this location before it had cheap prices and way more selection but this location was always a hot spot for a creepier more middle aged men clientele that lingers here. This never was a good enough reason for me to stop shopping there especially since the nice guy behind the counter almost always comes out from behind the counter and basically chauffeurs me making sure I feel comfortable and no one of his lingering creepy costumers bother me. But last time I went it was a new guy behind the counter he first asked me to leave my bag on the counter and also didn’t ask me for my I.d like they normally do. Immediately several other costumers entered the store one very interested In absolutely everything I was doing. Straight staring me down obviously even getting within arms distance intently staring me down I know the guy behind the desk saw what was going on but wouldn’t say anything. I got so uncomfortable i ended up practically dropping 3 different outfits I wanted to buy and just running away the guy even followed me to the parking lot staring me down. I am really disappointed this new guy didn’t say anything to him and didn’t make me feel safe to do my shopping. I spend good money here several times a month. But I don’t want to shop somewhere I don’t feel safe.