Quoted from Baiter:I have no pics of the arcade I grew up with in the Denver, CO area which was bulldozed in 1995 and turned into a Home Depot. Let me give you a little idea what it was like: 80 bowling lanes, Bar, Restaurants, Pool Tables, Olympic size indoor swimming pool w/slides, full sized shooting gallery, skeeball, even indoor bumper cars... and of course 250 or so video games and pinball spanning multiple rooms and levels. The origin of Celebrity Sports Center is interesting...
Celebrity was gone by the time I moved to Colorado, but supposedly the Whirlwind I have in my basement came from there. As I was told, a guy in Denver bought the games when Celebrity closed. He had two arcades: one in Denver and one in Longmont. He closed the Denver location in the mid-90s and then lost his lease in Longmont and had to auction all of the games, which is where I bought my
WW. I have no real proof that it is true but it's a good story none the less.