Episode 43 - MEGALOCATIONS!
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Kineticist’s take
TL;DR
Mega locations (100+ game arcades) are transforming pinball accessibility but sacrifice intimate venue vibes.
Synopsis
Alan and Alex from the Wedgehead A Pinball Podcast discuss the rise of "mega locations": large pinball arcades housing 100+ games open to the public. They define the phenomenon, visit Pastimes Arcade in Ohio (393 machines), Next Level in Oregon (308 machines), and Wizard's World/Fort Wayne Pinball in Indiana, analyzing what makes these venues appealing, how they impact local scenes, and the trade-offs between scale and atmosphere.
Highlights
- Pinball is more accessible on location now than it has been in at least 30 years
- Approximately 18 mega locations exist globally (14 in US, 3 in Europe, 1 in Japan)
- Pastimes Arcade has the most impressive collection of European solid state import games he's encountered
- Next Level has won Twippies (pinball industry awards) for best pinball location for four years running
- Mega locations must locate in warehouses/suburbs due to square footage and cost requirements
- Mega locations can cultivate a warehouse vibe that lacks the intimacy of smaller arcade bars
- Pastimes Arcade opened about one year prior to this episode recording
- Wizard's World/Fort Wayne Pinball has every solid state setup 'hard as fuck' with no maintenance complaints
Entities
- Pinball Expo· event
- Twippies· event
- District 82 Pinball· organization
- Flipper Arcade Museum· organization
- Freddy's Pinball Paradise· organization
- Joshua Clay's VFW Pinball Museum· organization
- Next Level· organization
- Pacific Pinball Museum· organization
- Paris Pinball Museum· organization
- Pastimes Arcade· organization
- Pinball Hall of Fame· organization
- Pinball PA· organization
- Wedgehead Pinball Podcast· organization
- Wizard's World / Fort Wayne Pinball· organization
- Alan· person
- Alex· person
- Charles· person
- Joshua Clay· person
- Mike Hale· person
- Rob Burke· person
- Rosie· person
- Tim Arnold· person
- Coindrop· product
- Rain City Free Play· product
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