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Monday 11am - 1:30am Tuesday 11am - 1:30am Wednesday 11am - 1:30am Thursday 11am - 1:30am Friday 11am - 1:30am Saturday 11am - 1:30am Sunday 11am - 11:59pm

The Pink Galleon- Creve Coeur

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Open 7 days a week, our facilities are clean, well-lit and offer a multitude of things to do ranging Cheese.

We describe our concept as a reasonably priced Dave and Buster’s or as an adult Chuck E. Open 7 days a week, our facilities are clean, well-lit with a “beach” club type decor and are surrounded by life-size airbrushed murals of pirates, mermaids and nautical scenes containing hidden sublimals. Our murals are hand-painted by nationally recognized artist, Rick Fitzpatrick. Based out of Houston, Texas, Rick is well-established in the world of rock-n-roll having customized over 200 buses for groups from Allman Brothers, Ozzie Ozbourne, and ZZ-Top. We offer a multitude of things to do ranging from billiards to ping pong, foosball, shuffleboard, electronic and steel tipped darts, air hockey, a huge arcade of today’s most popular video games, multiple flat screen TVs, a state-of-the-art digital jukebox with thousands of tunes from which to choose and much, much more. We offer a full service bar with ice cold beer and your favorite mixed drinks and great food as well.

10/17/2026

COME JOIN THE FUN TONIGHT!!

09/25/2026

Come Join The Fun This Weekend!!

09/19/2026

Building a bridge across the Mississippi required St. Louis workers to go beneath it.

The Eads Bridge was one of the most ambitious engineering projects of the nineteenth century. James Buchanan Eads wanted a permanent crossing that could carry rail traffic over a river famous for powerful current, shifting sediment and heavy steamboat commerce.

The foundations became one of the hardest problems.

Workers used pneumatic caissons - large enclosed chambers filled with compressed air - to excavate beneath the riverbed while keeping water out.

Men entered through air locks and worked in an environment unlike an ordinary construction site. Pressure increased as the caissons descended.
Then workers began getting sick.

Some experienced severe joint pain, paralysis and other symptoms after returning to normal atmospheric pressure. The condition became known as caisson disease. Today we recognize it as decompression sickness caused when dissolved gases form bubbles in the body after pressure changes too quickly.

At the time, the mechanism was not well understood.

The danger did not stop the project.

The bridge's piers were sunk to extraordinary depths, and the completed structure opened in 1874. Its steel arches were revolutionary, and the bridge became a symbol that St. Louis could connect rail systems on both sides of the Mississippi without depending on ferries.

The achievement came with a human cost.

Engineering monuments can make construction look inevitable after the fact. A finished bridge hides the pressure chambers, accidents, illness and experiments required to put foundations where engineers wanted them.

Thousands of people now cross rivers without thinking about what lies beneath the piers.

At Eads Bridge, some of the most important work happened where daylight never reached.

If you were offered high wages in 1870 to work inside a pressurized chamber beneath the Mississippi, would you have taken the job?

That is why workers built the eads bridge foundations inside pressurized air chambers still matters as more than a historical footnote. The physical setting lets people connect a statewide story with an actual Missouri landscape.

09/19/2026

COME PLAY SOME POOL AT THE PINK GALLEON !!

09/16/2026

FREE POOL ALL DAY TODAY
COME JOIN THE FUN

09/05/2026

More than just billiards!!
Come join the fun this weekend!

08/06/2026

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07/27/2026

Mondays and Wednesdays
FREE POOL—OPEN TO CLOSE

07/04/2026

Have a happy and safe Independence Day!! We will be closed on the 4th but come see us tomorrow!!

07/03/2026

Have a happy and safe Independence Day!! We will be closed on the 4th but come see us tonight!!

Address

1243 Castillons Arcade Plz
Creve Coeur, MO
63141

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 1:30am
Tuesday	11am - 1:30am
Wednesday	11am - 1:30am
Thursday	11am - 1:30am
Friday	11am - 1:30am
Saturday	11am - 1:30am
Sunday	11am - 11:59pm

Telephone

+13145140100

Website

https://pinkgalleon.com/creve-coeur/

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