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Not to be confused with Palace Games at Six Flags Magic Mountain.

The Palace Arcade was an arcade at Six Flags St. Louis, located in the 1904 World's Fair section across from the Palace Gardens.

History[]

The location originally opened in 1971 as Pike's Peak with Six Flags Over Mid-America (which later became Six Flags St. Louis). It became the Palace Arcade in 1993 and closed after the 2018 season and became Palace Rentals, a stroller, wheelchair, and scooter rental facility.

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