Where to lease arcade games???

I'd suggest buying an older machine for a couple hundred bucks and leasing a space in a laundromat. See how well the returns are and go from there.


Judging by what you've posted so far; you don't seem to have any real plans in place.

You need to check with the Better Business Bureau as well. They'll give you information on what sort of city licenses you need, to operate such a business.

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Originally Posted by riven89

...yea...I didnt plan on having just an arcade. There would be food and what not, and maybe even batting cages, who knows. A few pool tables...it would be more of a hangout, I live in secaucus, a pretty small suburb about 3 miles outside of NYC. My original question was...does any1 no where i can LEASE arcade games? Not buy...I would have a few ddr machines...the traditional machines of course, basketball, shooting games, BEATMANIA of course...lol arcades dont outright buy the machines, unless they are milionaires who open them...they lease them. So, does any1 know where I can lease games, to open an arcade??

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If you set it up with a beatmania machine post your address pronto. A New Jersey hangout in Secaucus would be very good. For me.

Side Note: I went to college right next to where this guy lives. I know people who lease arcade and vending machines in his area. I'm not going to tell him because I don't like him. His arcade will be a flash in the pan, and we can all go about our lives.


Ha.

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Originally Posted by Master

Side Note: I went to college right next to where this guy lives. I know people who lease arcade and vending machines in his area. I'm not going to tell him because I don't like him. His arcade will be a flash in the pan, and we can all go about our lives.


Ha.

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Where did you go, Stevens Institute of Tech?

I always thought it would be funny to open a Strip Club/Arcade. DDR While you watch the girls! etc.

No.

...although upon (brief) further thought, several of the same losers that play DDR all the time probably need to pay to see naked women anyway.

You could make a lot of money with DDR machines in strip clubs.

Shit, I would invest in that.

yeah, exactly. I think it's a pretty win win situation.

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Originally Posted by gamevet

You need to check with the Better Business Bureau as well. They'll give you information on what sort of city licenses you need, to operate such a business.

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I doubt he can get a license to run an arcade out of his mom's basement though.

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