Where to Play Pinball & Arcade Games

Located at 827 N Broadway St in New Ulm, MN, The Pinball Place is a pinball store and arcade offering new and used machine sales, service and event rentals from a family-run operation. The venue showcases a rotating lineup of 44 restored and newer pinball machines available for public play and private parties. They host regular open-play nights—typically Saturdays from 6–10 PM with machines on free play and a cover charge—and take sales or service appointments throughout the week. Visitors frequently praise the friendly hosts and approachable atmosphere, making it a go-to spot for collectors and casual players across southern Minnesota.

Velum Fermentation is a community-focused brewcade and arcade brewery at 2120 Jane Street in Pittsburgh’s South Side, pairing a rotating lineup of house-brewed beers with indoor pickleball courts, skee‑ball, ping‑pong and a large, well-maintained pinball collection (40+ machines), creating a lively taproom destination for gamers and craft-beer fans. They host regular events, food trucks and private bookings, and reviewers commonly praise the friendly staff, welcoming atmosphere and unique mix of games and brews while noting the venue can get busy during special events.

Ground Kontrol Classic Arcade at 115 NW 5th Ave in Portland is a two-story barcade and retro gaming destination that preserves the Golden Age of video games with a full-service bar, light menu, regular tournaments and live events, and an all-ages policy until 5pm (21+ after 5pm). The venue boasts a rotating collection of more than 40 pinball machines alongside over 120 classic arcade titles, uses a card-based play system, and is known for its nostalgic, lively atmosphere favored by locals and visitors alike.

Arcade Archaeology is a nonprofit pinball and arcade museum located in the Aviation Mall at 578 Aviation Rd, Ste 34, Queensbury, NY, focused on preserving and presenting playable pinball history for visitors and collectors alike. The interactive space houses nearly 40 playable machines spanning decades and diverse pop-culture themes, offering a rotating, well-curated collection that highlights pinball’s past and present. Open primarily on weekends with a $20 all-day play option and consistently praised for its friendly, knowledgeable owner and hands-on museum format, Arcade Archaeology is a must-visit local destination for pinball enthusiasts and families.

Two Cousins Pinball in Marcy, NY (9360 River Rd) is a dedicated pinball lounge and event center with a rotating collection of 43 pinball machines, offering public play, leagues, tournaments, and machine sales/service for collectors and casual players alike. Owners Matt and Kevin built the venue from their passion for pinball and customers consistently praise the clean, friendly, professional atmosphere and reasonable pricing. Open-play sessions are sold by the hour with unlimited plays during that time, and the space regularly hosts tournaments, Stern Army events, and private-party rentals for groups and corporate events.

Seattle Pinball Museum at 508 Maynard Ave S in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District is an interactive arcade museum offering hands-on play across a rotating collection of over 40 vintage and modern pinball machines, along with merch and a small selection of craft beers in a lively, family-friendly space. A single admission (typically around $23) grants unlimited play, making the museum a popular destination for pinball enthusiasts and visitors exploring downtown Seattle.

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.

Game Over Arcade Bar at 1868 1st Commercial Dr, Southaven, MS is a pinball-focused arcade bar housing a 42-machine collection that appeals to casual players and enthusiasts and pairs its games with a full bar and noticeable beer selection. Reviewers praise its friendly, neighborhood vibe (dog-friendly and owner-run feel), and the venue lists midweek and weekend evening hours — Wed–Thu 4–10pm, Fri 4pm–midnight, Sat noon–midnight, Sun noon–10pm — with accessibility and on-site parking amenities.

Amusement Worx is a pinball and arcade machine showroom and retailer located at 287 Torrens Rd, West Croydon, Adelaide, South Australia. Specialising in new and second‑hand pinball and arcade machines, Amusement Worx offers sales, service, parts and accessories, hosts pinball tournaments and provides warranty plus delivery and set‑up options; contact via phone +61 8 8241 7370 or email Simon.W@amusementworx.com.au.

Classic Arcade Pinball Museum at 409 Broad St in downtown Chattanooga is an interactive, family-friendly retro arcade and pinball museum showcasing a rotating lineup of vintage and modern pinball machines and classic arcade titles (over 50 games) that visitors can play all day for one low admission price. Admission includes unlimited free play with wristbands (currently $20 adults, $16 children), regular hours Tue–Sun (closed Mondays), and the museum hosts private events and pinball tournaments for groups and enthusiasts. Guests consistently praise the welcoming staff, well-maintained machines, and nostalgic atmosphere, making it a top-rated downtown stop for families, collectors, and casual players alike.

Sparks Pinball Museum at Premier Lanes, located at 33151 23 Mile Rd in Chesterfield, MI, is a family- and kid-friendly arcade bar and museum inside the Premier Entertainment Complex that pairs bowling, pool, food and drink with live entertainment and event space. Known for one of the Midwest’s largest public pinball collections, Sparks offers dozens of well-maintained vintage and modern machines alongside video arcade games, a casual pizza-friendly atmosphere and regular special events for players of all ages.

Morristown Game Vault at 22 South St in Morristown, NJ is a family- and kid-friendly retro arcade and tournament venue that houses classic video games and a robust pinball lineup of about 41 machines, with a rotating selection of vintage and modern titles for fans of old-school gaming; the Vault uses wristband pricing so games are set to free play while you're inside and it regularly hosts pinball tournaments and events. Visitors praise the friendly staff, well-maintained machines and nostalgic, family-friendly atmosphere in reviews, making it a popular destination for pinball and retro-game enthusiasts in downtown Morristown.

Arcade Time Entertainment at 6464 International Dr in Orlando is a 24/7, multi-level arcade-restaurant and bar on I‑Drive offering 300+ arcade games, virtual reality and motion-simulation rides, duckpin bowling, two bars and a full dining menu, with a dedicated pinball alley that currently houses 37 pinball machines spanning classics to modern collector pieces. The neon-lit venue near Universal hosts parties and tournaments, sells VIP game-card packages, frequently refreshes its game lineup (including rare and new releases), and earns strong guest praise for its game selection and late-night atmosphere.

ULEKstore's Pinball and Classic Arcade at 2121 North Monroe St in the Mall of Monroe (Monroe, MI) is a mall-based pinball store and family-friendly arcade offering a rotating collection of 46 pinball machines alongside classic video games and tournament play. The shop is open seven days a week and regularly hosts pinball tournaments and special events—including holiday and weekend competitions that attract local players and visitors alike. As both a retail outlet and play space, ULEKstore blends sales of parts and machines with a curated mix of vintage and modern titles, making it a go-to destination for pinball enthusiasts in southeast Michigan.

Located inside Oviedo Bowling Center at 376 E Broadway St in Oviedo, FL, The Pinball Lounge is a Central Florida destination for pinball enthusiasts. The intimate arcade room houses 39 meticulously maintained machines spanning vintage classics to modern titles, and it runs leagues, tournaments (including Flip Out Fridays) plus timed, multi-hour and all-day play with quarters or reloadable game cards. A full menu and bar serving pizza and casual fare, along with consistent positive reviews praising the well-kept games and friendly atmosphere, make it a popular spot for families, groups and competitive players.

Starcade in Hamilton (4403 Black Horse Pike, inside Hamilton Mall, Mays Landing, NJ) is a family-friendly retro video game and pinball arcade blending classic cabinets, modern consoles, air hockey and kid-friendly attractions in a clean, spacious mall setting. The venue operates on a no-quarters, pay-by-time model with hourly and all-day passes, and maintains an extensive pinball collection of roughly 40 machines alongside 100+ arcade and console games for unlimited play during your visit. Guests consistently praise the helpful staff, comfortable seating and curated mix of vintage and newer games, making Starcade a popular South Jersey destination for families, retro enthusiasts and casual players alike.

Pinball Planet at 6277 Pearl Rd in Parma Heights (greater Cleveland) is a dedicated pinball and tournament arcade featuring a curated collection of roughly 40–41 well-maintained machines (public inventory currently lists about 37), offering everything from electro-mechanical classics to recent releases and serving as a local tournament hub. The venue hosts regular leagues and tournaments with recurring weekday evening and Saturday events, operates coin-drop pricing, and provides a casual, bar-like atmosphere with snack/bar service planned; visitors frequently praise the friendly staff and consistently maintained games.

GameCraft Arcade, a family-owned barcade in Southington’s Factory Square at 168 Center St, pairs more than 100 classic arcade cabinets, consoles and skee‑ball with craft beer, cider and gamer‑themed cocktails, and features a rotating pinball lineup (38 machines reported). Known for evening hours, regular tournaments and special events and consistently positive customer reviews praising its lively atmosphere and game selection, GameCraft offers adults and families a fun spot for casual play or competitive nights in Southington.

The Avenue Cafe Lansing at 2021 E Michigan Ave is a 21+ arcade bar and music venue that pairs a full bar and rotating craft beers with Ruckus Ramen and late-night pub fare for a lively barcade experience. Guests can enjoy a large, rotating pinball collection of over 40 machines along with vintage arcade cabinets, pool tables and darts, and the venue regularly hosts live music, events and tournaments. Popular with locals for its energetic vibe, drink specials and community-focused programming, The Avenue is a go-to Eastside Lansing spot for pinball enthusiasts, music fans and late-night diners.

VÜK Pinball at 5335 Wisconsin Ave in the Chevy Chase Pavilion (Washington, DC) is a pinball- and video-game-focused arcade offering roughly 40 well-maintained machines—ranging from vintage EMs to modern solid-state titles—with plays typically priced around $0.25–$0.50, a lively competitive scene including IFPA‑sanctioned weekly events, and a rotating selection that local reviewers praise for variety and upkeep

Nickel Mania at 1000 N State St in Orem, UT is a family-friendly retro arcade and pinball destination featuring video games, pinball, skee‑ball, air hockey, DDR and redemption games with affordable admission and loadable play cards; the chain advertises Utah’s largest pinball collection and party packages on its Orem location page. The arcade maintains a rotating roster of roughly 40 pinball machines alongside classic and modern arcade titles, and reviewers frequently note its large selection, clean facilities and good value for families and pinball enthusiasts.

Decades Arcade at 418 E Main St in Charlottesville, VA is a retro, family-friendly arcade and pinball destination offering a curated collection of 40 pinball machines that span the 1950s to modern titles alongside classic video cabinets and skee‑ball lanes for players of all ages. The venue runs public sessions with a small admission fee for unlimited play during posted hours and hosts a rotating lineup of vintage and modern machines that appeal to collectors and casual visitors alike. Patrons consistently praise the friendly staff and broad selection, making Decades a go‑to spot for pinball enthusiasts, families and nostalgic gamers in Charlottesville.

Bank of Pinball in Terre Haute is a family- and kid-friendly pinball arcade and tournament venue located at 3401 S US Hwy 41 inside the Haute City Center mall, offering a spacious mall-arcade experience with easy access and parking. The venue hosts an extensive lineup of roughly 40+ pinball machines — from recent Stern releases to classic titles — regularly runs tournaments and events, and provides a full bar and seating to complement casual and competitive play. Guests frequently praise the well-maintained machines and friendly staff, making Bank of Pinball a popular Midwest spot for families, collectors, and pinball enthusiasts alike.

Comic Kingdom at 2700 S Virginia St in Reno is a hybrid comic shop and pinball arcade that stocks graphic novels, games and collectibles while offering a large, publicly playable pinball collection (current roster lists 40 machines). Locals praise the friendly staff and selection on Yelp, and local listings note that since moving to this location it hosts one of the biggest publicly playable pinball collections in the area (35+ machines).

Right Brain Brewery at 225 E Sixteenth Street in Traverse City is a lively brewcade and music venue that pairs rotating craft beers, Neapolitan‑style pizzas and an open, family‑friendly arcade floor with a well‑maintained pinball parlor hosted seven days a week and supported by Grand Traverse Vending; the pub hosts regular pinball leagues and tournaments and offers easy parking and a roomy layout for groups. Machines on the floor include Addams Family, Barb Wire, Bobby Orr's Power Play, Capt. Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy, Centaur, Corvette, Diner, Doctor Who, Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant’s Eye (Premium), Elton John (Platinum Edition), Elvira and the Party Monsters, Elvira's House of Horrors (Premium), Foo Fighters (Premium), Funhouse 2.0 (Rudy's Nightmare), Godzilla (Premium), Harry Potter (Wizard Edition), Haunted House, Hercules, King Kool, Monster Bash, Nascar, Pulp Fiction (SE), Road Show, Rotation VIII, Scooby Doo (Blood Suckers Edition), Silver Slugger, Sinbad, South Park, Star Wars, Star Wars (Premium), Star Wars Episode I, Star Wars Trilogy, Taxi, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, The Mandalorian (Premium), Toy Story 4 (LE), Triple Action, Twilight Zone, World Cup Soccer.

Retro Arcade at Vaporosity in Sharon, PA (138 W State St) is a pinball- and tournament-focused arcade tucked inside the Vaporosity vape and retro-media shop, offering roughly 40 quarter-play machines in a welcoming, all-ages space. The venue hosts IFPA-ranked tournaments and features a back-room collection that mixes modern and classic titles; visitors frequently praise the friendly staff and unique, tucked-away pinball experience that makes it a regional destination for players.

The Canadian Pinball Museum in Alfred, Ontario at 4938 County Rd 17 is a hands-on museum and playable arcade showcasing a collection of 37 pinball machines with an emphasis on fully playable vintage titles from the late 1970s through the early 1980s. Open Saturdays from 10am–4pm, the museum offers site rentals, tournaments, merchandise and repair/parts services, and is regularly praised by visitors for its nostalgic atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff.

Pinball in the Mall at 2401 S Stemmons Fwy (inside The Vista mall in Lewisville, TX) is a family-friendly, specialty pinball arcade known for a fresh layout, helpful staff and local tournaments and events. The venue houses 37 pinball machines spanning vintage electromechanical titles to modern releases and also offers classic arcade video games like Pac‑Man and Galaga, making it a great stop for collectors, families and competitive players alike.

Pinhalla Pinball Pizzeria at 516 Fisgard Street in Victoria, BC blends a 100-seat licensed pizzeria serving New York/Sicilian-style pizzas by the slice or whole with a dedicated pinball arcade that houses 37 machines, offering family-friendly dining (minors welcome until 9pm), craft drinks, and regular events and promotions for locals and visitors alike. Guests frequently praise the lively atmosphere, helpful staff, and tasty pizza, and the venue earns strong reviews from visitors who highlight its mix of great food and retro gaming fun.