Non-profit arcade

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.

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.

Delaware Pinball Collective is a membership-based, family- and kid-friendly pinball clubhouse located at 1100 First State Blvd (2nd Floor) in Wilmington, DE, offering a community-focused, non-profit space where members can play, socialize, and attend regular events, leagues, and tournaments; the club maintains a large, curated rotating collection of pinball machines—over 50 titles spanning classic and modern eras—alongside other games and social amenities, with monthly and annual membership options to access the clubhouse and programmed events.

Richmond Pinball Collective, at 9550 Midlothian Turnpike Unit 112 in Midlothian, VA, is a member-run non-profit pinball arcade and bar that showcases roughly 40–45 well-maintained vintage and modern machines—many set to free play during open hours—making it a go-to spot for casual play and serious practice alike. The club offers affordable day passes and memberships, a selection of beer, wine and snacks, ample parking, and a lively calendar of tournaments and community events that attract both local players and visitors seeking a friendly, competitive pinball scene.

Can Can Wonderland in St. Paul (755 Prior Ave N, Suite 004) is a 40,000+ sq ft, arts-driven indoor amusement venue featuring an artist-designed 18‑hole mini golf course, a vintage arcade with over 125 games and a collection of 31 pinball machines, a full kitchen and concessions, a craft-cocktail bar (with boozy milkshakes), and stages for live music and events. Popular with families and groups as well as 21+ nights and private events, the venue is known for its quirky, immersive atmosphere and retro-game lineup that reviewers praise for nostalgia and variety while noting occasional service or maintenance variances in reviews.

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.