| Tilt | |
| Years active | 1972 - Present |
| Definition | Arcade company |
| Located | U. S. A. |
| Status | Closed? |
Tilt, also known as Tilt Family Entertainment Center, is a chain of video arcades found inside various shopping malls across the United States from Hawaii to New York. Tilt is owned by Nickels and Dimes Incorporated (NDI) located in Carrollton, Texas.
The first Tilt! game room was in Six Flags Mall in 1972. It was founded by Craig Singer.
Locations
Arizona
Mesa
- 1980 Main St. W.
Phoenix
- Paradise Valley Mall
California
Bakersfield
- 2701 Ming Ave.
Canoga Park
- 6507 Fallbrook Avenue
Carlsbad
- Westfield Plaza Camino Real Shopping Centre
El Cajon
- 755 Parkway Plaza
Eureka
- Bayshore Mall
Fairfield
- Solano Town Center
Fresno
- 523 Shaw Ave. E.
Hayward
- Southland Mall
Laguna Hills
- Laguna Hills Mall
Modesto
- Vintage Faire Mall
Montebello
- Montebello Town Center
Pasadena
- Plaza Pasadena
Stockton
- 4950 Pacific Avenue
Thousand Oaks
- 446 Hillcrest Dr. #A
- 560 Hillcrest Dr. W.
Tracy
- West Valley Mall
Valencia
- 24201 Valencia Blvd.
- Westfield Valencia Town Center Shopping Centre
Victorville
West Covena
- 531 Plaza Drive
Woodland
- County Fair Mall
Colorado
Aurora
- Town Center at Aurora
Florida
Lake Wales
- Eagle Ridge Mall
Georgia
Atlanta
Hawaii
Aiea
- Pearlridge Center
Hilo
- 111 Puainako E. #576
- Prince Kuhio Plaza
Kaneohe
- Windward Mall
Waialua
- 66-145 Kamehameha Highway
Waipahu
- 94-144 Farrington Highway
Idaho
Twin Falls
- Magic Valley Mall
Illinois
Alton
- Alton Square
Bloomington
- Eastland Mall
Champaign
- Market Place Shopping Center
Rockford
- North Towne Shopping Mall
Indiana
Evansville
- Washington Square Mall
Fort Wayne
- Glenbrook Shopping Center
Indianapolis
- Circle Centre
Twin Falls
- Magic Valley Mall
Iowa
Sioux City
- Southern Hills Mall
Waterloo
- Crossroads Center Waterloo
Kentucky
Florence
- Florence Mall
Louisiana
Monroe
New Orleans
- Plaza In Lake Forest
Massachusetts
Dartmouth
- Dartmouth Mall
Michigan
Bay City
- Bay City Mall
Minnesota
Burnsville
- Burnsville Center
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
- West Park Mall
Crestwood
Joplin
- Northpark Mall
Springfield
St. Louis
South County Mall
St. Peters
- Mid Rivers Mall
Montana
Billings
- Rimrock Mall
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Voorhees
- Voorhees Town Center
New Mexico
Farmington
- Animas Valley Mall
Gallup
- Rio West Mall
North Carolina
Greensboro
- Four Seasons Town Centre
Ohio
Sandusky
- Sandusky Mall
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
- Quail Springs Mall
Oregon
Medford
- Rogue Valley Mall
Salem
- Salem Centre Mall
Pennsylvania
Altoona
- Logan Valley Mall
Bethel Park
- South Hills Village
Erie
- Millcreek Mall
Greensburg
- Westmoreland Mall
Tarentum
- Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills
Texas
Arlington
- Six Flags Mall
- The Parks
Baytown
Brownsville
- Sunrise Mall
Corpus Christi
- Padre-Staples Mall
Dallas
- Dallas Alley
- Prestonwood Town Center
Del Rio
- Plaza Del Sol
Friendswood
Houston
- Almeda Mall
- Greenspoint Mall
- Gulfgate Mall
- Memorial City Mall
- Northwest Mall
- The Galleria
- Town and Country Mall
- West Oaks Mall
- Westwood Mall
Irving
- Irving Mall
Pasadena
- Pasadena Town Square
Plano
- Collin Creek Mall
Temple
- Temple Mall
Texas City
- Mall of the Mainland
Wichita Falls
- Sikes Senter
The Woodlands
- Woodlands Mall
Utah
Murray
- Fashion Place Mall
Virginia
Arlington
- Ballston Common Mall
Bristol
- Bristol Mall
Newport News
- Patrick Henry Mall
Washington
Bellingham
Federal Way
- The Commons at Federal Way
Kelso
- Three Rivers Mall
Spokane
- Spokane Valley Mall
Vancouver
- Westfield Vancouver Shopping Centre
West Virginia
Beckley
Wisconsin
Madison
- Westgate Mall
Trivia
Other brands operated by parent company NDI included Gold Mine and Electronic America. Tilt would also become rebranded as Tilt Studio, adding many other features other than just an arcade, such as laser tag, snack bars and rides.