Robo Hunters

Disgusting scam of a place, I would leave -10 stars. Most machine are out of order or don’t work. Was so happy to pay $10 for 2 plastic balls with a single sheet of paper with 20% off a toy and voucher for a photo. With the amount that they charge you for these BS machine they could at least run the AC. This place has to be run by Mr. Krabs — this establishment is just offensive.

Great shop starting up its TCG scene. I went to a prerelease for Pokemon Pitch Black and it was a great fun time. Organized and on-time. Pictured is an Illustrstion Rare Armarouge I opened from the shop, great hit!

Marie gave us the greatest experience here at robohunters, this has been our first time coming here and we felt very welcomed with her! She has great customer service! We for sure will come back again to play on the vending machine! Thank you Marie!

THANK YOU ALICIA!!!! Was so nice and fun to talk to. She gave me tips on how to potentially get the one I wanted AND I GOT IT!! Finally opened it today and am so happy. Will definitely visit again when I have the money and time haha😆

Cute collectibles turned coupon con. Stay away if you value honesty! (Zero stars if possible) My 6 1/2 year-old daughter, who absolutely loves Pokémon, Sanrio, and cute figurines like Lalabubu, was so excited to visit Robo Hunters. They have claw machines and vending-style crank machines filled with adorable collectibles. I gave her $5 for tokens, thinking she'd get a fun prize from one of the crank vending machines where you always get something. She picked a Lalabubu-themed machine near the clerk that cost 3 tokens and showed all the possible figurines in the window. Imagine our shock when the prize that came out was not a toy at all — it was a plastic egg containing only a piece of paper with a 5% off coupon. Nowhere on the machine did it clearly say a coupon could be a prize, just the cute figurines behind the glass. We felt outright tricked. I explained to the clerk that this wasn’t what we expected, but she dismissively said, “That’s the prize, it’s a blind bag,” and walked away without any empathy. My daughter was heartbroken, and frankly, I was angry. We tried the claw machines next, but they barely let you reach the edges, making it nearly impossible to win anything. This felt like a bait-and-switch, a grift disguised as fun. If you want to take your kids somewhere honest and joyful, look elsewhere. Robo Hunters left us feeling ripped off and sad. We won’t be coming back, and neither should you.