Cooperative arcade

Western Mass Pinball Club at 4 Springfield St in Three Rivers (Palmer), MA is a member-run, family-friendly pinball arcade and cooperative showcasing a rotating roster of 79 vintage, retro, and modern machines and welcoming players of all ages and skill levels. The club runs public casual-play hours on Thursdays and Fridays and stages weekly competitive events—including WMPL league nights and knockout tournaments—alongside volunteer-led maintenance, restoration efforts, and special events that make it a regional hub for pinball enthusiasts.

Pinball Co‑op, located at 1881 Williston Rd in South Burlington, VT, is a cooperative, tournament-focused pinball arcade offering all-you-can-play access to a rotating collection of 36 pinball machines during public sessions. Public open-play nights are typically Wednesday and Friday evenings; the BYOB venue runs leagues and tournaments and offers drop-in fees as well as yearly membership options. Players and reviewers praise the friendly community atmosphere and well-maintained machines, making it a go-to spot for pinball enthusiasts in the Burlington area.

Southern NH Pinball Club at 134 Haines St in Nashua is a member-run, non-profit cooperative devoted to preserving and playing pinball; memberships offer 24/7 access while guests can visit during scheduled open hours for a small fee and special events are posted on their site. The club houses roughly 26 machines—mixing vintage favorites and competitive titles— and regularly hosts leagues, tournaments and Friday open nights for players of all levels.

The Sanctuary of the Silver Ball (operated by the Northwest Pinball Collective) is a nonprofit, membership-based cooperative pinball arcade and tournament venue located at 1120 N 97th St in north Seattle, dedicated to showcasing, playing, and maintaining pinball machines for members and event attendees. The space runs a rotating free-play roster maintained by volunteers, hosts regular open houses and league tournaments, and emphasizes community-focused preservation and competitive play; the current roster lists 24 machines (IDs provided). For membership details, event schedules, and visitation policies (limited public access outside scheduled events), see the Northwest Pinball Collective site.