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    Home»News»Dave & Buster’s Adds $15k Engagement Rings to Human Crane Game
    Dave & Buster's Puts $15,000 3-Carat Diamond Engagement Rings Inside Human Crane
    Dave & Buster's Puts $15,000 3-Carat Diamond Engagement Rings Inside Human Crane
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    Dave & Buster’s Adds $15k Engagement Rings to Human Crane Game

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodFebruary 10, 20262 Mins Read
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    Valentine’s Day and Christmas are constantly vying for the most popular holiday to get engaged on. During this feast of saint valentine, arcade bar chain Dave & Buster’s is planning on being your ultimate wingman. 

    The company is hiding 3-Carat diamond engagement rings, valued at $15,000, inside The Human Crane Game, across 5 select locations. Each engagement ring is designed by Platinum Days.

    Dave & Buster's Puts $15,000 3-Carat Diamond Engagement Rings Inside Human Crane
    Dave & Buster’s Puts $15,000 3-Carat Diamond Engagement Rings Inside Human Crane

    On February 14, Dave & Buster’s welcomes couples to try to win a ring to pop the question with. There will be balls hidden inside the chain’s popular Human Crane Game where participants are lowered into a pit of oversized prizes. While suspended they can grab a prize, and potentially the ball that will win them the ring. Plays cost $20 per person which is a heck of a deal for a $15,000 piece of jewelry. 

    Locations include; Times Square,NYC; W. Nyack, NY; Los Angeles, CA; Hollywood, CA; Carlsbad, CA; and Folsom, CA. All winners will be sent the rings at a later, undisclosed, date.

    “Dave & Buster’s has always been about bringing people together for unforgettably fun moments, and date nights are no exception,” says Melissa Powers, Vice President of Marketing at Dave & Buster’s. “This Valentine’s Day, we’re elevating that experience even further by giving couples a chance to turn date night into a proposal they’ll never forget.”

    More Valentine’s Day Deals

    Those not in New York or California, can still join in on the Valentine’s Day fun. Dave & Buster’s is offering the $99 Date Night Duo Deal at all locations Monday through Friday the week before the holiday. This all-in-one experience includes two 90-minute All-You-Can-Play game cards with a sit-down meal featuring your choice of one appetizer, two entrées, and one dessert. 

    However, this deal must be reserved in advance through OpenTable, and is subject to availability.

    You can find out more about Dave & Buster’s $99 Date Night Duo Deal here. 

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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