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Sample rows

10 of the 445 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 71 businesses, 50 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 67.

196 rows (44%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Chuck E. Cheese with 196. 232 businesses have a name used only once, and 282 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 442 rated businesses is 4.2, and 21 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 312 email addresses, 143 (46%) are role addresses such as info@, 85 (27%) name a person and 84 (27%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this children's amusement center email list?

Counted on 9 November 2026, the children's amusement center file has 445 Google Maps listings. A row is an indoor play venue for kids: a soft play gym, a trampoline or jump park, a small arcade with a toddler zone, a family entertainment center with rides and a party room. A venue with two sites is two rows.

In 312 rows an email address came from the venue's own website, one per venue. Phone numbers fill 436 rows, and 436 rows have a website, so wherever there is a phone there is nearly always a site. Parents book parties and check hours online, which explains why the site is almost always there.

The single Google category is Children's amusement center for every row. Attractions such as bumper cars, laser tag or ball pits are not recorded, and you read them from the venue's website.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the CSV in a spreadsheet on the columns that matter to a venue seller.

The venue name tells you the format. Words like trampoline, jump, play, adventure, arcade, fun center, kids zone or laser point to the attractions. A seller of foam pits wants jump parks, while a seller of redemption games wants arcades.

Place sets the route for a rep or a delivery truck. Texas has 67 listings, with Houston at 10, San Antonio at 6 and Corpus Christi at 4. Las Vegas and Henderson, with 6 and 4, form one metro. California has 71 listings in total.

Email type is split three ways. Of the 312 addresses, 143 are role addresses such as info@ or parties@, 85 are named-person addresses and 84 are on free mail domains. A parties@ style address is read by the person who books birthdays.

• Venue name keyword: trampoline, jump, play, arcade, adventure, laser.
• State and city: a metro for a route, a state for a regional run.
• Email type: events-desk role address, named manager, or free-mail owner address.
• Website: 436 rows can be read to see attractions and party packages.

Who buys a children's amusement center email list?

The main buyers sell equipment and services to play venues. Makers of arcade machines, redemption games, claw cranes and kiddie rides look for new sites. Prize and toy wholesalers sell tickets, plush and novelty items to the redemption counter. Soft play and trampoline equipment builders sell padding, nets, foam and flooring.

Waiver and party booking software vendors target the front desk, and card reader and ticketing providers sell to the till. Food suppliers sell pizza, party cakes and drinks. Insurance brokers who write for play venues, safety inspectors, security camera installers, cleaning companies for high-touch surfaces and school field trip platforms also reach out to this group.

How do you run outreach to children's amusement centers?

Venue operators are busy on weekends and after school, so a message sent on a Tuesday or Wednesday morning has the best chance of being read. Keep it short and practical, with a photo link or a price per unit.

Match the message to the mailbox. The 143 role addresses usually end up at a front desk or a party coordinator. The 85 named-person addresses reach a manager or owner, who makes the buying decision for games and equipment. The 84 free-mail addresses are often small independent owners, who respond to a direct note.

Think about what the venue needs to earn. An arcade vendor can offer a revenue share or a lease instead of a sale. A software seller can promise fewer double-booked parties. A prize wholesaler can send a price list in a sentence. Operators compare these terms against what they already pay.

The website column helps you see whether a venue hosts parties and which attractions it lists, so you can mention the right product. Dedupe by domain, since a small chain with several sites shares an address, and send the first batch in the weeks before school holidays begin.

What email rules apply when you contact children's amusement centers?

CAN-SPAM requires a commercial email to a play venue to show your business's mailing address and a working opt-out link or reply instruction. A manager who asks to be removed is removed from all later sends.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 71 listings, Texas 67 and Florida 32. North Carolina has 19, New Jersey 15, New York 14, Arizona and Pennsylvania 13 each, and Alabama and Georgia 12 each.

Houston has 10 listings, the most of any city. Las Vegas and San Antonio have 6 each. Colorado Springs, Miami, Chicago, Greensboro, Henderson and Corpus Christi have 4 each, and Huntsville has 3.

A game or equipment supplier with a showroom can work Houston and San Antonio as a pair. A vendor who visits venues can pair Las Vegas with Henderson. A national software firm can begin with California and Texas and then work down the state list.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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