Gold Mine
| Status | Closed |
|---|---|
| Locations | 4 |
| Closed Locations | 4 |
Description
Gold Mine arcade chain mainly operated in regional shopping malls and wasn’t as large in operation as others. Gold Mine played on the thematic image of its name, with entrances surrounded by rock, having the appearance of a mine shaft. The interior also had a tunnel-like midway with overhead wooden beams.
Gold Mine was founded in 1975, with the first location opening in Kingsport, Tennessee, in the Kingsport Town Center Mall (now Fort Henry Mall). In addition to Tennessee, Gold Mine expanded into Arizona, Connecticut, Colorado, Florida, and California, which had 10 arcades alone throughout different shopping malls.
Locations
| Name | Location | State | Country | Check-ins | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Gold Mine - Enfield Square
Permanently Closed-gone |
90 ELM ST., ENFIELD | Connecticut | United States | 0 | Arcade |
|
The Gold Mine - Hickory Hollow Mall
Permanently Closed-gone |
5252 Hickory Hollow Parkway, Antioch | Tennessee | United States | 0 | Arcade |
|
Gold Mine - Southlake Mall
Permanently Closed-gone |
1000 Southlake Cir, Morrow | Georgia | United States | 0 | Arcade |
|
Gold Mine - Westwood Mall
Permanently Closed-gone |
9700 Bissonnet St., Houston | Texas | United States | 0 | Arcade |