Treasure Island has opened a new venue, The Cove Bar and Arcade, which provides non-gambling games not found on the casino floor. [Image: Shutterstock.com]

Treasure Island has opened a new venue, bringing non-gambling games to its patrons who want something different from its casino offerings.

The Cove Bar and Arcade, which opened in early February, gives customers access to 27 arcade games, air hockey, shuffleboard, a duck pin bowling alley, and a state-of-the-art golf simulator.

fresh and entertaining options for guests to explore”

Robert Owens, executive director of front services at Treasure Island, said The Cove Bar and Arcade is the ideal location “for anyone looking to game in an exciting, high-energy environment.”

Owens added: “Our goal is to continue to elevate our guest experience, offering fresh and entertaining options for guests to explore…”

Prices for arcade game cards start at $20 for 30 minutes. The new venue is open from 11am to 1am Sunday through Thursday, and 11am to 2am Friday and Saturday.