Movie theater arcade

The Pinball Palace at Dezerland Park, located at 5250 International Drive in Orlando, is a massive family entertainment center and retro arcade offering go-karts, bowling, mini golf, trampolines, bumper cars, axe throwing, a movie theater, on-site dining and a vibrant barcade vibe. Its dedicated pinball hall features a large rotating collection—listed as 72 machines on PinballMap and promoted as over 90 on the venue site—alongside hundreds of video games, hourly and all-day play options, and flexible party and event packages that make it a go-to spot for families and pinball fans on International Drive.

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema New Mission at 2550 Mission St in San Francisco pairs seat-side dining and craft cocktails with a nostalgic moviehouse vibe and an on-site arcade that hosts about a dozen pinball machines, making it a popular spot for date nights and film fans alike. Patrons praise the comfy seating, retro posters and food-forward movie experience while the compact arcade offers a rotating mix of vintage and electro-mechanical titles including Joker, Eros One, Triangle, Jeep, Flasher (Bell Fruit), Derby Day, Whizz-Bang (Model C), Orbit, Sweet Sioux, Lucky Strike (Marble), Lite-O-Card.

Keene Cinemas at 121 Key Road in Keene, NH is a recently refreshed six-screen movie theater with an on-site arcade and snack bar that offers a relaxed, family-friendly experience for filmgoers. The venue features a curated pinball selection with titles such as Austin Powers, Godzilla (Premium), Jurassic Park (Pro), Medieval Madness, Monster Bash (Special Edition), Star Wars Comic Art (Pro). While PinballMap lists eight machines on-site, a few are sometimes taped off or reserved for display, and Pinside reports six games typically in regular rotation, so availability can vary. Patrons frequently note friendly service and clean facilities under recent ownership, making Keene Cinemas a popular local spot for movies and casual pinball play.

Mystic Krewe Pinball Parlor is housed inside the historic Broad Theater at 636 N Broad St in New Orleans, offering a welcoming, family- and kid-friendly arcade that combines vintage and modern pinball with video games and bar service in a retro, tournament-ready setting The parlor features a compact, rotating collection of seven pinball machines spanning titles from the 1980s to current releases and is appreciated by locals for its nostalgic atmosphere and approachable vibe.