Funworld Living World is a useful change of pace from Bali’s beaches and temples: one large indoor arcade where you can spend an hour or two playing basketball, Mario Kart, bowling and other games. I like the preloaded IDR 260,000 balance, which saves you from starting with a separate top-up, and the mix of games that gives a group more to do than crowd around one machine. The catch is that some games may be out of service, so a little flexibility helps.
I also like that bowling is included in the game access and that the venue sits inside Living World Mall, making it an easy indoor option in Denpasar. Just keep your expectations sensible: the arcade has received praise for its range and helpful staff, but claw-machine prizes have disappointed some players, and physical prize tickets can be a chore.
- Quick take: what to know before you go
- Getting to Funworld at Living World Mall
- Starting with a prepaid Funcard
- Choosing games: basketball, Mario Kart and bowling
- Tickets, prizes and the small practical snags
- Who will get the most from this arcade
- Booking and voucher details to keep in mind
- Should you book Funworld Living World?
- FAQ
- How long should I plan to spend at Funworld Living World?
- What does the IDR 260,000 package include?
- Can I use the Funcard at another Funworld location?
- Is there an age limit?
- How do I use my e-voucher?
- Can I cancel or reschedule my ticket?
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Quick take: what to know before you go
- The package is a prepaid game card: The listed IDR 260,000 option includes a Funcard balance, entrance access and 130 Goldie.
- Mario Kart is a draw: It is one of the specific games players have singled out, alongside basketball and bowling.
- Plan for a short outing: Allow about 1 to 2 hours, though your pace and interest in replaying games will shape the visit.
- Some machines may be unavailable: Treat the game selection as a range to explore, not a promise that every machine will be working.
- Prize redemption uses physical tickets: If you play for prizes, keep track of your tickets as you go.
- This is a mall-based activity: The venue is at Living World Mall in North Denpasar, and you can reach it by car, taxi or motorcycle.
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Getting to Funworld at Living World Mall

Funworld Living World is at Living World Denpasar, in Tonja, North Denpasar. The listed address is 968J+5X3 Living World Mall Denpasar, Bali 80235. You can get there by car, taxi or motorcycle. The mall setting makes this a practical indoor stop if you are already in Denpasar or want an activity away from the heat and rain.
This is not a guided tour with a route or a host. You arrive at the arcade, exchange or present your e-voucher as directed, then choose games at your own pace. That freedom suits families and groups with different tastes: one person can try basketball while someone else heads for Mario Kart or bowling.
Allow 1 to 2 hours. If your group likes arcade games, you may stay longer, but the stated duration is a useful planning guide rather than a fixed schedule. The voucher is valid only on the date selected, and it must be redeemed no later than 90 minutes before closing time. Check the venue’s closing time for your visit so you do not arrive too late to use it.
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Starting with a prepaid Funcard

The IDR 260,000 package is a top-up rather than an unlimited-play pass. It includes entrance access to Funworld Living World Denpasar, a Funcard with IDR 260,000 in balance, access to the games inside including bowling, and 130 Goldie. The card is specific to this Funworld location, so do not expect to use it at another arcade.
The main convenience is simple: you begin with credit on your card instead of spending your first minutes arranging a separate top-up. That makes the package handy when you want to get to the games quickly, especially with children or a group ready to play. You still need to decide how to use the balance, and the package does not cover personal expenses.
There is also a listed promotion: top up IDR 350,000 and get IDR 700,000. Compare the options shown when you book, since the package details described here apply to the IDR 260,000 Funcard option. If you expect to play for a while or have a larger group, the promotion may look attractive, but its value depends on how much credit you are likely to use. A large balance is no bargain if you leave it unspent.
The entry price starts at $11.95, while the package itself is stated in rupiah. Prices include taxes. The right way to judge the cost is against the amount of play you expect: this is a paid arcade session, not a single attraction with a fixed beginning and end. A short visit may make the smaller top-up the safer choice; a group keen on trying many games may get more use from the larger promotion.
Choosing games: basketball, Mario Kart and bowling

The appeal here is variety. Basketball is called out as a popular game, and it is an easy choice if you want a quick contest that works for a group. Mario Kart has also earned particular praise, including from players comparing Funworld with another local arcade. If racing games are high on your list, this gives you a clear reason to add Funworld to your Denpasar plans.
Bowling is included in access to the games, which broadens the outing beyond arcade cabinets. The supplied details do not specify lane availability or whether you need to reserve a slot, so check on arrival if bowling is the main reason for your visit. It is better to treat it as one option among several than to build a tight schedule around it.
There are many games in a large venue, but the exact selection can change in practice because several machines have been found out of service. A good approach is to look around first, pick a few must-try games, then keep a backup in mind. You are less likely to feel stuck if your first choice is unavailable.
One limitation worth knowing: bumper cars are not available, and claw machines have drawn criticism for their prizes. If your group is coming specifically for prize games, keep expectations modest. The arcade seems stronger as a place to play a range of games than as a sure-fire way to win a coveted plush toy.
Tickets, prizes and the small practical snags

Some games issue physical tickets. That is familiar arcade territory, but it can feel less convenient than a fully digital prize system: you need to hold onto the tickets and take them where prizes are redeemed. If you are visiting with children, it is worth keeping the ticket pile together rather than letting it disappear into pockets or bags.
Prize selection is another variable. The prize games can be part of the fun, but claw-machine rewards have not impressed everyone. I would treat them as a bonus, not the main value of the visit. Spend the card balance on games you actually want to play, and consider any prize as an extra.
Machine maintenance is the more meaningful drawback. Reports of broken games appear repeatedly, although the overall experience has still received strong ratings. This does not mean you should expect a poor visit; it means you should avoid assuming every machine will be ready. If something is not working, ask staff for help or move on to another game.
That staff support matters when you are trying to make the most of a prepaid balance. The venue has been praised for helpful staff, so asking a direct question is sensible if you are unsure how a game works or what to do with tickets. No guide or instructor is part of the experience, and the attraction is designed for you to explore independently.
Who will get the most from this arcade

Families and groups are the clearest fit. The mix of games gives people room to split up and regroup, while the mall location offers an indoor activity that does not depend on beach weather. The experience has no stated age limit, but children must be at least 9 years old or meet a minimum height of 120 cm to play. Check that requirement before booking for younger children.
Friends who enjoy arcade competitions should also find enough variety for a relaxed outing. You can take turns at basketball, try Mario Kart, or use bowling as a change of pace. The prepaid format helps a group start playing without first sorting out each person’s separate payment, though you should decide in advance how you want to share or manage the balance.
This is less compelling if you want a carefully scheduled attraction, a guaranteed set of working machines, or a particular prize from a claw machine. It is also not a sightseeing stop in the usual sense. Think of it as a casual indoor break, not a substitute for Bali’s cultural or outdoor attractions.
Booking and voucher details to keep in mind
The activity offers booking for the same day with instant confirmation, but the voucher is only valid on the date selected, and the ticket cannot be rescheduled or refunded. Enter your personal data when ordering and bring the identity card used for the purchase. At the venue, show the e-voucher on your phone for exchange or at the entrance; the payment receipt is not a valid substitute.
E-vouchers cannot be exchanged for cash, and the voucher is valid only at the Funworld Living World Denpasar location chosen when booking. These rules make it worth checking the date and venue carefully before paying. The voucher also needs to be redeemed at least 90 minutes before closing, so leave enough time for the trip to the mall and for the arcade visit itself.
Should you book Funworld Living World?
Book it if you want a low-pressure indoor activity in Denpasar, enjoy arcade games, and value having several options in one place. Mario Kart, basketball and bowling give the session a stronger draw than a room of identical machines, while the prepaid card removes one small hurdle at the start.
Skip it if your main goal is flawless equipment or high-quality claw-machine prizes. Some machines may be out of service, and physical tickets add a little handling to prize play. For families and groups who can adapt on the fly, though, Funworld offers a straightforward hour or two of shared entertainment. Choose the card package that matches your likely play time, and go in ready to switch games if your first pick is unavailable.
Funworld Living World in Bali
“fun place. lots of games. Mario kart which timezone does not have. they don't have bumper cars though which would be nice”
FAQ
How long should I plan to spend at Funworld Living World?
Plan for about 1 to 2 hours. The time you spend depends on how many games you want to try.
What does the IDR 260,000 package include?
It includes entrance access to Funworld Living World Denpasar, IDR 260,000 in Funcard balance, access to the games including bowling, and 130 Goldie.
Can I use the Funcard at another Funworld location?
No. The e-voucher and package are valid only at the Funworld Living World Denpasar location selected when booking.
Is there an age limit?
The activity states that there is no age limit. Children must be at least 9 years old or have a minimum height of 120 cm to play.
How do I use my e-voucher?
Show the e-ticket or voucher on your smartphone at ticket exchange or the entrance. The payment receipt is not valid for exchange, and customers must bring the identity card used at purchase.
Can I cancel or reschedule my ticket?
No. Purchased tickets are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. The voucher is valid only on the selected date.
























