The ice cream sandwich (made fresh for each order) consists of 4 ounces of vanilla ice cream stuffed between two large, warm chocolate chunk cookies.
Our Sky Gamerz guide just happened to have a tape measure with him. So, when we were alarmed at the size of our hefty dessert, he measured it at more than 4 inches across — perfect for sharing. At just $8 (plus tax), it’s an excellent value for a dessert at pretty much any airport.
Now that it is open at SEA, Sky Gamerz plans to open its second branch at ATL sometime in 2026.
Travelers can find video gaming areas at other airports as well. You will notice arcade-style gaming corners in some airports and full-fledged video gaming lounges at airports in Singapore and Dubai.
Back in the U.S., video game lounge company Gameway offers areas with individual gaming stations at New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Houston’s William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), two locations at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), two locations at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and, soon, Chicago’s Midway International Airport (MDW).
As a nice bonus, Gameway has a partnership with Priority Pass and, depending on the location, cardholders may get a complimentary hour to play video games, plus a snack.
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