Las Vegas has pinball for tourists and locals alike. The city's anchor is a nonprofit museum housing one of the largest collections in the country, but machines also turn up in barcades, pool halls, and neighborhood dive bars spread across the valley.

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Most options cluster within a 15-minute drive of the Strip. Visitors can walk to the Pinball Hall of Fame from the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard, while locals keep regular league nights running at spots west of downtown and in residential corridors.

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Venue Area Machines Type
Pinball Hall of Fame South Strip 40+ Pinball museum
Asylum Bar + Arcade AREA15 10+ Arcade bar
Player 1 Video Game Bar Central Las Vegas 10+ Barcade
Cool Dogs Sports Pub Paradise A few Dive bar
Good Timez Billiards West Las Vegas 10+ Pool hall

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Here's where to find pinball across the Las Vegas metro.

Las Vegas Arcades

Pinball Hall of Fame

Pinball museum · South Strip

Pinball Hall of Fame occupies a 25,000-square-foot building on Las Vegas Boulevard, just south of the Welcome to Las Vegas sign. The nonprofit houses one of the world's largest playable pinball collections, spanning electro-mechanical machines from the pre-flipper era through modern solid-state games. Admission is free; all games run on quarters.

  • Pinball machines: 40+
  • Practical notes: Free admission, coin-op only. Open daily 10am–9pm (until 10pm Fri–Sat). Excess revenue benefits the Salvation Army.
  • Address: 4925 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Las Vegas Bars with Pinball

Asylum Bar + Arcade

Arcade bar · AREA15

Asylum Bar + Arcade sits inside AREA15, the immersive entertainment complex west of the Strip. Two floors hold pinball alongside classic arcade cabinets, pool tables, and skeeball. The bar serves craft cocktails, draft beer, and boozy slushies.

  • Pinball machines: 10+
  • Practical notes: All ages daily until 9pm; 21+ on the second floor and after 8pm on weekends. Token-based (no cash). Outside food welcome.
  • Address: 3215 S Rancho Dr STE 105, Las Vegas, NV 89102

Player 1 Video Game Bar

Barcade · Central Las Vegas

Player 1 Video Game Bar fills a strip-mall space on Maryland Parkway with arcade cabinets, console gaming stations, and a row of pinball machines. A cover charge unlocks unlimited play on most arcade games, while pinball runs on coin-op. Fifty craft beers rotate on tap.

  • Pinball machines: 10+
  • Practical notes: 21+ only. Cover $5 for Nevada residents, $8 for visitors. Pinball is pay-per-play. Open 1pm–2am (until 4am Fri–Sat).
  • Address: 2797 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Cool Dogs Sports Pub

Dive bar · Paradise

Cool Dogs Sports Pub operates as a 24-hour neighborhood spot with darts, pool, and a lineup of well-maintained pinball machines. No kitchen on-site, but a taco window next door handles food.

  • Pinball machines: A few
  • Practical notes: Open 24/7. Smoking allowed. Games on coin-op.
  • Address: 3025 E Desert Inn Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89121

Las Vegas Entertainment Venues with Pinball

Good Timez Billiards

Pool hall · West Las Vegas

Good Timez Billiards draws serious pool players to its Diamond tables, but the back corner holds a solid pinball selection. Bi-weekly IFPA-sanctioned tournaments bring the local competitive scene through.

  • Pinball machines: 10+
  • Practical notes: 21+ only. Full bar, video poker. Pinball tournaments typically Monday evenings. Open 10am–2am (until 3am Fri–Sat).
  • Address: 5740 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146

For sheer volume, nothing in the region competes with Pinball Hall of Fame—plan to spend at least a couple hours if you're working through the collection. Visitors staying on or near the Strip can walk to the museum or catch an Uber to AREA15 for a more curated barcade environment. Locals looking for league play should check the tournament calendars at Good Timez Billiards and Player 1.

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Last updated: January 2026