Arcade museum

Pinball Hall of Fame at 4925 S Las Vegas Blvd is a nonprofit, hands-on pinball museum and arcade created by the Las Vegas Pinball Collectors Club that preserves and operates one of the world’s largest playable pinball collections (roughly 700 machines), with free admission and most games coin-operated (typically $0.25). Open since 2006, the strip-side venue features rows of restored vintage and modern machines, a nostalgic, family-friendly atmosphere, and consistently positive visitor reviews for its affordable, authentic pinball experience off the usual Vegas casino scene.

Next Level Pinball Museum at 1458 NE 25th Ave in Hillsboro, Oregon is a family‑friendly retro arcade and pinball museum featuring one of the world’s largest free‑play collections—over 615 pinball and arcade games—alongside vintage cabinets, skee‑ball, air hockey and regular tournament events, and was voted “World’s Favorite Pinball Arcade” in recent years. The museum offers a flat‑rate all‑day admission for unlimited play and is consistently praised in reviews for its huge, well‑maintained selection and welcoming, kid‑friendly atmosphere.

Pinball PA in Aliquippa’s Hopewell Shopping Center at 2284 Brodhead Road, Suite 10B is a family-friendly pinball arcade and museum showcasing hundreds of vintage and modern machines and classic video games. The venue boasts a collection of over 420 pinball machines, offers party packages, e-gift cards, and special events in a retro, kid‑friendly atmosphere that appeals to families and collectors alike. Visitors frequently praise the large collection and friendly staff, and the arcade typically operates Tuesday through Sunday (closed Mondays), so check current hours before you go.

ElectroMagnetic Pinball Museum at 881 Main St in Pawtucket is a hands-on, family-friendly pinball and retro-arcade museum and restoration space in the Creative Commerce Center that blends vintage and modern machines, STEAM-focused exhibits, and rentable party/meeting rooms for events while supporting pinball preservation and education. For a $10 all‑day admission visitors get unlimited freeplay on a large rotating floor of pinball and classic arcade games—open 10 AM–9 PM Tuesday–Sunday—and reviewers commonly report roughly 130–150 playable machines and a vast vintage collection that appeals to casual families and serious pinball enthusiasts alike.

Pinball Museum of Corbin at 112 S Main St in Corbin, KY is a family- and kid-friendly pinball and retro arcade museum that offers unlimited play for a single admission (listed at $18), hosts birthday and private events, and recently expanded into a larger downtown location with a ticket arcade and food area; hours are listed as 11:00 AM–11:00 PM on the official site. The onsite roster includes roughly 105 pinball and video machines spanning classics through modern titles (machines from 1969–2022), making it a popular tournament and family destination praised in local reviews for its clean facility, friendly staff, and reasonable all-day play pricing.

Silverball Retro Arcade in Asbury Park at 1000 Ocean Ave is a family‑friendly boardwalk pinball museum and vintage arcade showcasing an expansive collection of classic and modern pinball machines alongside arcade video games, Skee‑Ball, air hockey and a café with pizza and snacks; all games are set to free play with paid admission, and the venue offers hourly, half‑day and all‑day passes plus party and event options for groups and families.

Pacific Pinball Museum at 1510 Webster St in Alameda is a nonprofit, interactive arcade museum and tournament venue dedicated to preserving pinball history, offering unlimited admission play on more than 100 playable machines spanning the 1940s to modern titles across five chronological rooms, plus rotating exhibits, jukeboxes, S.T.E.A.M. programming and organized leagues and family programs like Little Flippers. Visitors and reviewers often highlight its hands-on, family-friendly atmosphere and deep, well-maintained collection, making it a beloved Alameda attraction for casual players and enthusiasts alike.

Idaho Pinball Museum is a nonprofit arcade museum at 1104 N Cole Rd in Boise that preserves and operates roughly 90–95 playable vintage and modern pinball machines, offers admission-based free play, hosts tournaments and private rentals, and is open Thursdays and Fridays 6–9 p.m. and Saturdays 1–5 p.m., making it a popular, well-reviewed destination for families, collectors, and pinball fans alike.

Funspot at 579 Endicott St North in the Weirs Beach section of Laconia, NH, is one of the world’s largest arcades and home to the nonprofit American Classic Arcade Museum, combining multi-level retro and modern video games with bowling, mini-golf, pizza and the D.A. Long Tavern for a full-family entertainment experience. The venue maintains an extensive pinball collection of 80 machines (current roster listed), plus skee-ball, redemption games and restored classics, making it a must-visit for pinball collectors, retro-gaming enthusiasts and families traveling the Lakes Region.

Sparks Pinball Museum & Arcade in Troy, located at 412 W 14 Mile Rd on the second floor of Oakland Mall, is a museum-style pinball arcade with roughly 75 playable machines ranging from vintage classics to modern titles, curated and maintained for enthusiasts and families alike. Part of the Sparks family of venues (two locations together boast over 125 pinballs), the Troy location is well-reviewed for its friendly staff and curated collection and operates limited weekly hours—closed Monday–Wednesday and typically open Thursday through Sunday with extended weekend hours.

Roanoke Pinball Museum, located on the second floor of Center in the Square at 1 Market Square SE in downtown Roanoke, VA, is a family- and kid-friendly pinball museum and retro arcade offering a pay-once, play-all-day model and a curated, playable collection of 72 pinball machines spanning the 1930s through modern titles, from vintage electromechanical tables to recent solid-state games. Visitors praise the friendly staff, great value, and wide variety of machines, making it a popular stop for families, collectors, and casual players alike.

Silverball Retro Arcade in Delray Beach at 19 NE 3rd Ave is a multi-level retro arcade, pinball museum and bar-restaurant offering over 150 vintage and modern pinball, video and arcade games (including Ms. Pac‑Man, Donkey Kong and dozens of classic pinball machines), plus skee‑ball, mini‑golf, a boardwalk‑style menu and regular events; all games are set to free play with paid admission and the venue runs happy hour, party packages and VIP memberships for unlimited play. Popular with families and pinball enthusiasts, it receives strong local reviews for its large, well‑maintained collection, lively atmosphere and downtown location with nearby parking and nightlife.

Pastime Pinball at 4802 Main St in Manchester Center, VT is a family-friendly, playable pinball museum and retro arcade featuring 66 pinball machines spanning classics from 1947 to modern titles, plus a mezzanine snack bar with vintage arcade games and Vermont craft beer; visitors pay admission at the door for unlimited play during their visit. Guests praise the well-maintained, kid- and dog-friendly atmosphere and friendly staff, making it a popular stop for vintage-pinball enthusiasts and families exploring Manchester Center.

Replay Museum at 119 Tarpon Ave in Tarpon Springs is a family- and kid-friendly playable arcade museum and retro pinball arcade where a single admission lets visitors enjoy a large, rotating collection of vintage arcade cabinets and pinball machines for unlimited play. The venue’s publicly listed inventory includes 62 pinball machines spanning multiple eras, supports tournament-style and community play, and is praised in local reviews for its nostalgic atmosphere, good value, and convenient downtown location near restaurants and shops.

Appalachian Pinball Museum, located at 538 North Main St in Hendersonville, NC, is a museum-style retro arcade dedicated to playable pinball and classic video games. The venue features a rotating collection of 50 playable pinball machines spanning vintage electro-mechanical classics to modern solid-state titles, plus a selection of arcade games. Visitors enjoy a flat daily admission for unlimited play and the option to come and go while exploring downtown; reviewers consistently praise the friendly staff and wide variety of machines for hours of nostalgic fun. Check the museum’s official Facebook page for current hours, admission updates, and special events.

The Lazarus Pinball Museum in Fenton, Missouri, at 26 Western Plaza is a family‑run pinball and arcade museum (founded 2023) offering free‑play access to a curated collection of 62 pinball machines ranging from vintage to modern, hourly/3‑hour/unlimited pricing, party and event bookings, and regular IFPA tournaments and leagues for players of all ages. Visitors praise the well‑maintained machines and friendly staff, and the venue enjoys strong local reviews on Yelp and Google.

Seattle Pinball Museum at 508 Maynard Ave S in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District is an interactive arcade museum offering hands-on play across a rotating collection of over 40 vintage and modern pinball machines, along with merch and a small selection of craft beers in a lively, family-friendly space. A single admission (typically around $23) grants unlimited play, making the museum a popular destination for pinball enthusiasts and visitors exploring downtown Seattle.

Classic Arcade Pinball Museum at 409 Broad St in downtown Chattanooga is an interactive, family-friendly retro arcade and pinball museum showcasing a rotating lineup of vintage and modern pinball machines and classic arcade titles (over 50 games) that visitors can play all day for one low admission price. Admission includes unlimited free play with wristbands (currently $20 adults, $16 children), regular hours Tue–Sun (closed Mondays), and the museum hosts private events and pinball tournaments for groups and enthusiasts. Guests consistently praise the welcoming staff, well-maintained machines, and nostalgic atmosphere, making it a top-rated downtown stop for families, collectors, and casual players alike.

Sparks Pinball Museum at Premier Lanes, located at 33151 23 Mile Rd in Chesterfield, MI, is a family- and kid-friendly arcade bar and museum inside the Premier Entertainment Complex that pairs bowling, pool, food and drink with live entertainment and event space. Known for one of the Midwest’s largest public pinball collections, Sparks offers dozens of well-maintained vintage and modern machines alongside video arcade games, a casual pizza-friendly atmosphere and regular special events for players of all ages.

Arcade Amusements at 930 Manitou Ave in downtown Manitou Springs, CO, is a family‑friendly vintage penny arcade and retro game museum offering skee‑ball lanes, the classic horse derby, foosball, a mix of classic and modern video games, and a deep pinball collection of more than 30 machines that appeals to kids, collectors, and nostalgic visitors alike. The arcade emphasizes preservation of historic amusement machines, operates daily with seasonal hours, and provides a sprawling, multi‑building nostalgic experience on Manitou’s main strip frequently praised in visitor reviews.

The Strong National Museum of Play at 1 Manhattan Square Dr., Rochester, NY, is a highly interactive, family‑friendly museum devoted to the history and culture of play and home to the World Video Game Hall of Fame; its Pinball Playfields exhibit features a rotating collection of roughly 30 playable pinball machines. Guests can enjoy video game arcades, skee‑ball, air hockey, DDR, foosball and kid‑friendly exhibits while playing curated pinball titles such as Hit 'N' Run, Demolition Man, Time Machine, Doodle Bug, Defender, Space City, Foto Finish, American Beauty, with staff maintenance and accessible programming that make it a top family destination in Rochester.

City Museum at 750 N 16th St in St. Louis is a weirdly wonderful, all-ages arcade museum and family-friendly playground housed in the former International Shoe building, featuring repurposed architectural and industrial objects, multi-level tunnels, slides, rooftop exhibits and hands-on installations that delight kids and adults alike. Its Pinball Hall showcases 18 vintage pinball machines along with several classic arcade games, offering a focused pinball experience within the larger museum complex.

Located at 109A West Trade Street in Simpsonville, SC, Upstate Pinball & Arcade Museum is a family- and kid-friendly retro arcade and playable museum offering a nostalgic mix of pinball machines (over 16) and nearly 40 classic video arcade games spanning the 1970s through modern titles, with rotating pop-culture displays and retro consoles on site. Admission is a single $10 all-day freeplay (come-and-go allowed) and regular hours are Wednesday–Thursday 4pm–9pm, Friday 4pm–11pm, and Saturday 12pm–11pm; closed Sunday–Tuesday. Locals praise the venue for its value, nostalgic atmosphere, and broad selection of playable vintage games, reflected in strong customer reviews.