This vintage video game and pinball arcade is a trip through time– you will find a black lit wonderland of 80s video games that still costs a single quarter. DJs or bands entertain on most nights, with a small cover charge on band nights. Climb the ornate staircase to the largest collection of pinball machines in the area or try out iconic games like Mortal Kombat II and Pac-Man.
Mt. Hood Theatre is a great place to catch the latest blockbusters at discounted prices. This discount movie theater is distinctly family oriented and has even further reduced prices for kids, army personnel and adults. The theater also has an adjoining coffee shop where you can meet up with your friends and sip on a cup of coffee before going in for the day's feature.
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is a unit of the National Park Service located in Vancouver, Washington. The site preserves the history and legacy of Fort Vancouver, which was a fur trading post and military fort established by the Hudson's Bay Company in the early 19th century. Today, visitors to the site can explore the reconstructed fort and its buildings, which include the Chief Factor's House and the Kitchen. There is also a museum on site that houses exhibits about the fort's history, as well as the history of the Pacific Northwest region. Visitors can participate in a variety of educational programs and guided tours, and there are also opportunities for hiking and birdwatching in the surrounding area.
Movies are where we go to escape and St. Johns Twin Cinemas offers a unique experience compared to the usual megaplex theaters. Located in North Portland, this historic theater shows box office hits, independent films, and cult classics. Offering more than just greasy popcorn, St. Johns Twin Cinemas allows patrons to nosh on freshly made pizza, local brews, wine and an assortment of local candy. The prices are extremely reasonable with tickets for adults at just USD 5 before 5p. However, be aware that shows after 8p only allow an audience of 21 and over.
In a ride that lasts all of four minutes, experience one of the most exhilarating journeys you will ever make. The Portland Aerial Tram is a transportation marvel that soars high above this thriving city at 22 miles (35.40 kilometers) per hour. The only aerial tram to grace the airspace of the United States, second only to New York's Roosevelt Island Tramway, the Portland Aerial Tram traverses the area between the city's South Waterfront District and the Marquam Hill neighborhood.
One of the oldest working dairies in the Oregon, this spot is a fun tour for families. There is a lot to see including cows, old cars, a pond with ducks and a museum with old toys and machines, some of which date back to the 1800s. Pony rides and games for kids are offered from June through August. A 15-minute drive from Portland, it is an interesting look at one of the area's biggest industries of yesterday. There is no admission fee.