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Family fun center with go-karts, laser tag open in DeKalb

A view of FunXcess.
A view of FunXcess.
By Joshua Sharpe
July 10, 2017

A family recreation center has opened in Lithonia, featuring arcade games, go-karts, laser tag and more.

FunXcess Family Entertainment Center is located at 8000 Rockbridge Road, near the DeKalb-Gwinnett County line.

The business is 35,000 square feet and has 51 employees, according to general manager Leslie Ferguson Smart.

For more information, visit the center's website.

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