Massive Indoor Amusement Park Opens In Montgomery County

WILLOW GROVE, PA — A massive two-story entertainment complex that owners say aims to recreate the area's "amusement park roots" is now open in Montgomery County. Construction is still underway on part of the operation, which will offer food, drinks, and more attractions by the summer.

Tilted 10, located at Willow Grove Park, spans over 103,000 square feet of the former JCPenneyspace abandoned in 2017. Arcade games, shooting galleries, bowling alleys, and bumper cars are part of the second floor attractions that are open now.

"This unique entertainment experience brings something that people can’t find anywhere else, making Willow Grove Park Mall a must-see destination for Philadelphia this year," Joseph Coradino, the Chairman and CEO of Preit, the owners of Willow Grove Park, said in a statement.

Come summer, things like mini golf, a "VIP bowling lounge," party rooms, a taco stand, and more food options will be available.

"Our team really knows how to entertain and amaze," said Ron Kostelny, head of Tilted 10's owners, Nickels and Dimes Incorporated. "We throw a great party, and we believe that the region is going to respond very positively."

Tilted 10 has 13 locations around the country. The only one in Pennsylvania is in Altoona.

The business noted that after 6 p.m., anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is at least 25 or older.

Parking is available at the level 2 entrance near Primark. Guests can enter Tilted 10 directly from the lot. The address is 2500 West Moreland Road.