The L.A. location is run under a licensing agreement with Anschutz Entertainment Group and thus won't be among the five arcade-style restaurants being shuttered by Disney (Denver and Atlanta were closed last year). Most of the operations were in high-priced locations (the NY location was Times Square). LAT first reported on the closures. Here's the WSJ story.
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