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Alameda

Alameda is an island city in the East Bay of the Bay Area, California. It is separated from the mainland by the Oakland Estuary. You can get there from Oakland very easily, by way of one of the bridges or the Webster Street Tube.

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    City View Skate Park

    Great spot to ride skateboards and skates and great views of the bay. Access to the skate park has been diverted due to intervening construction until approximately 2023.

    Dawn to duskFree

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    Color Me Mine of Alameda

    Paint-your-own-pottery studio located at South Shore Center by the beach. Hundreds of preformed ceramics to paint as you wish. No experience necessary. Kids and adults. No reservations needed on most days.

    Mon-Thu 11AM-8PM, Fri 11AM-9PM, Sat 10AM-9PM, Sun 10AM-6PM

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    Corica Park Golf Course

    The only golf course in Bay Farm, Alameda. 2 large courses, and 1 par-3 course.

    Varies; see website~$50

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    High Scores Arcade

    An old-school arcade and museum containing many classic arcade games like Frogger and PAC-MAN.

    Sun-Thu 12:30-10PM, Fri Sat 12:30-midnight$10/hour or $22/day

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    Lucky Strike Alameda

    Formerly Bowlero, Mel's Bowl

    Alameda's bowling alley of many decades. 40 lanes as well as billiards and an arcade. Usually bustling during the weekends. Laneside food and drinks available, check online menu for pricing. Online reservations for bowling as well as parties.

    Mon-Thu 2PM-midnight; Fri 2PM-1AM; Sat 11PM-1AM; Sun 11AM-11PM~$25 per person

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    Subpar Miniature Golf

    An 18-hole mini-golf course featuring holes based off of Alameda and its surrounding area's history. Also has an arcade and 'laser maze' area, and a food area with drinks and snacks.

    Mon–Thu 11AM-9PM; Fri Sat 10AM–11PM; Sun 10AM-9PM$16 for Adults; $13 for youth and seniors (ages four and under are free)