Where to Play Pinball & Arcade Games

Past Times Arcade at 419 N State St in Girard, OH is a museum-style retro arcade specializing in pinball and classic video games, featuring a massive collection of over 400 pinball machines (the site lists about 429) and more than 200 arcade games that span decades of gaming history. Visitors enjoy an all-day admission format, a snack bar with casual fare and drinks (including beer), monthly high-score challenges, and a nostalgic, ever-changing floor of machines that reviewers praise for its size and variety.

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.

Pinball Perfection at 231 Perry Highway in Westview, PA is a museum-style pinball and vintage game center housing over 350 pinball machines across multiple floors alongside skee‑ball, air hockey and other old‑school arcade titles, with a dedicated museum upstairs showcasing woodrail classics through modern machines. Visitors praise its vast, well-curated collection and knowledgeable staff; the long-running venue (est. 1991) maintains weekday hours, hosts a popular Friday pinball league and tournaments, and offers on-site repairs, parts and sales frequently mentioned in reviews.

Next Level Pinball Museum at 1458 NE 25th Ave in Hillsboro, Oregon is a family‑friendly retro arcade and pinball museum featuring one of the world’s largest free‑play collections—over 615 pinball and arcade games—alongside vintage cabinets, skee‑ball, air hockey and regular tournament events, and was voted “World’s Favorite Pinball Arcade” in recent years. The museum offers a flat‑rate all‑day admission for unlimited play and is consistently praised in reviews for its huge, well‑maintained selection and welcoming, kid‑friendly atmosphere.

The Pinball Palace at 3303 Hopkins Ave in Brunswick, GA is a family-friendly pinball museum and retro arcade offering free-play pinball and classic arcade games in a clean, kid-friendly space with a large bounce-house area, beer and soda for sale, and monthly IFPA/Stern Army tournaments; admission is pay-by-the-hour or all-day (all games on free play) with published hours Wed–Thu 12–8, Fri 12–10, Sat 10–10 and Sun 2–6, and the venue is highly rated for its staff, selection and value.

Pinball PA in Aliquippa’s Hopewell Shopping Center at 2284 Brodhead Road, Suite 10B is a family-friendly pinball arcade and museum showcasing hundreds of vintage and modern machines and classic video games. The venue boasts a collection of over 420 pinball machines, offers party packages, e-gift cards, and special events in a retro, kid‑friendly atmosphere that appeals to families and collectors alike. Visitors frequently praise the large collection and friendly staff, and the arcade typically operates Tuesday through Sunday (closed Mondays), so check current hours before you go.

Wizard's World (Fort Wayne Pinball) at 14613 Lima Rd in Fort Wayne, IN is a family- and kid-friendly pinball arcade and tournament venue that opened in December 2017 and now features over 177 pinball machines, making it one of the largest all-pinball arcades in the U.S.; the site lists regular Saturday tournaments and community events and highlights staff including owner Mike “The Wizard” Burgess and longtime caretaker Matt Ogden who help keep a huge mix of classic and modern machines in great playing condition. Visitors consistently praise the clean, welcoming atmosphere, extensive machine variety, and friendly staff in reviews, and the arcade typically operates midday into the evening (noon–9pm Mon–Thurs, noon–10pm Fri–Sat, noon–8pm Sun).

Game Galaxy at 3 S Lowry St in Smyrna, TN is a family- and kid-friendly arcade that pairs classic and modern video games with a huge pinball library, making it a popular destination for retro-gaming fans and families. The venue operates on a free-play model with a large rotating floor of machines—reported to be 400+ total machines with roughly 170+ pinball tables—and offers an affordable day pass; machines are noted as well maintained and the arcade receives consistently positive guest reviews.

ElectroMagnetic Pinball Museum at 881 Main St in Pawtucket is a hands-on, family-friendly pinball and retro-arcade museum and restoration space in the Creative Commerce Center that blends vintage and modern machines, STEAM-focused exhibits, and rentable party/meeting rooms for events while supporting pinball preservation and education. For a $10 all‑day admission visitors get unlimited freeplay on a large rotating floor of pinball and classic arcade games—open 10 AM–9 PM Tuesday–Sunday—and reviewers commonly report roughly 130–150 playable machines and a vast vintage collection that appeals to casual families and serious pinball enthusiasts alike.

Atomic Pinball at 102 N Whitelaw Ave in Wood River, IL is an 8,000‑sq‑ft retro pinball and free‑play arcade featuring a large, rotating collection of classic and modern pinball machines (the provided inventory lists 119 machines) alongside video arcade titles, skee‑ball and private‑party bookings; the family‑friendly venue is noted for its tidy space, helpful staff and strong local reviews—see the official site and social pages for current hours, pricing and the latest machine lineup.

Pocketeer Billiards and Bar at 2444 Clinton St in Buffalo is a lively barcade and pool hall geared toward adults, combining a full-service bar and pub-style menu (pizza, wings) with a large retro arcade and an extensive pinball collection—reported as 80+ machines—alongside more than 20 pool tables and darts for tournaments and casual play; the venue’s coin-op focus, redemption counter and lively atmosphere make it a popular spot for group nights and pinball enthusiasts per the venue’s site. Reviewers consistently praise the wide game selection, affordable play and friendly staff, making it a top local choice for vintage gamers and pool players alike.

Pinball Museum of Corbin at 112 S Main St in Corbin, KY is a family- and kid-friendly pinball and retro arcade museum that offers unlimited play for a single admission (listed at $18), hosts birthday and private events, and recently expanded into a larger downtown location with a ticket arcade and food area; hours are listed as 11:00 AM–11:00 PM on the official site. The onsite roster includes roughly 105 pinball and video machines spanning classics through modern titles (machines from 1969–2022), making it a popular tournament and family destination praised in local reviews for its clean facility, friendly staff, and reasonable all-day play pricing.

The PinLodge is a dedicated pinball arcade located on the 3rd floor of the historic Irvington Masonic Lodge at 5515 E Washington St in Indianapolis, offering a rotating collection of approximately 108 pinball machines from a wide range of eras and manufacturers (current inventory provided); the venue hosts monthly open-house events and select Friday sessions with a modest admission fee, operated by the local Indy Pinball community and popular with collectors, casual players, and league members alike.

Starfighters Arcade at 4840 E Jasmine St #102 in Mesa, AZ is a family-friendly, all-ages retro and pinball arcade preserving 80s nostalgia with over 200 rotating vintage arcade cabinets and pinball machines, unlimited free play via a day pass (and monthly membership), snacks and memorabilia, plus regular pinball tournaments, trivia nights and private-event options. Visitors consistently praise the well-restored machines, friendly staff and lively atmosphere in online reviews and local listings.

District 82 Pinball, at 800 O'Keefe Rd in De Pere, WI, is a dedicated pinball and tournament arcade serving the Green Bay area. The venue features over 100 machines set to free play with one-hour or daily admission, hosts regular open-play sessions, Tilt'n Tuesdays, Stern Army tournaments and private events, and is promoted as about 15 minutes from Lambeau Field. A rotating roster of classic and modern titles—listed on their website—makes District 82 a popular spot for casual players, collectors and competitive pinball enthusiasts.

Game Terminal, located at 201 Terminal Court in Nashville, TN, is a lively 21+ pinball arcade, barcade and arcade restaurant that houses a curated collection of about 104 pinball machines alongside classic and modern video arcade cabinets. The venue pairs craft cocktails, rotating food trucks and bar fare with a dog‑friendly patio, generous play options (token and unlimited arcade passes) and consistently positive customer reviews praising fair pricing and well‑maintained machines, making it a go‑to spot for pinball enthusiasts and social nights out.

Silverball Retro Arcade in Asbury Park at 1000 Ocean Ave is a family‑friendly boardwalk pinball museum and vintage arcade showcasing an expansive collection of classic and modern pinball machines alongside arcade video games, Skee‑Ball, air hockey and a café with pizza and snacks; all games are set to free play with paid admission, and the venue offers hourly, half‑day and all‑day passes plus party and event options for groups and families.

Pacific Pinball Museum at 1510 Webster St in Alameda is a nonprofit, interactive arcade museum and tournament venue dedicated to preserving pinball history, offering unlimited admission play on more than 100 playable machines spanning the 1940s to modern titles across five chronological rooms, plus rotating exhibits, jukeboxes, S.T.E.A.M. programming and organized leagues and family programs like Little Flippers. Visitors and reviewers often highlight its hands-on, family-friendly atmosphere and deep, well-maintained collection, making it a beloved Alameda attraction for casual players and enthusiasts alike.

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.

Austin Pinball Collective is a membership-based nonprofit pinball arcade located at 1106 Clayton Ln #270W in Austin, TX, dedicated to preserving and sharing a large, playable collection of machines for the local pinball community. The venue features a rotating roster of roughly 73 pinball machines that ranges from vintage classics to modern titles, and it hosts regular leagues, tournaments, and community events while offering day-pass and membership options for visitors. Friendly to both casual players and competitive enthusiasts, the APC emphasizes community engagement, accessible play, and events that showcase its ever-changing lineup of machines.

Rochester Pinball Collective, located at 349 W. Commercial St. in the Piano Works mall in East Rochester, NY, is a pinball-focused arcade and store that houses roughly 80 machines (the current roster lists about 79 titles) spanning vintage EMs to the latest Sterns and modern releases, all in a compact, well-maintained space. The locally run venue offers unlimited play via a daily or monthly pass (day-pass reported around $20), hosts regular tournaments and private-party bookings, and is widely praised for its friendly staff, clean family-friendly atmosphere, and deep collection that appeals to both casual visitors and competitive players.

Game Gallery at 140 N Pine St in Langhorne, PA is a lively pinball and retro video-game arcade with skee‑ball and tournament play, boasting a rotating collection of 84 pinball machines alongside classic arcade cabinets and modern video games. All machines are set to free play under a simple hourly admission model, making it easy to try a wide variety of titles in one visit. Visitors praise the friendly staff, upbeat atmosphere, and regular league and tournament events that keep the local pinball community active and engaged.

Clubhouse Arcade at 7020 W 48th St in Fremont, MI is a family‑owned, 3,800 sq ft retro and pinball arcade offering a large collection of tournament‑ready pinball machines (over 50), classic video games and skee‑ball in a welcoming, kid‑friendly environment with open play, private rentals and party options available for families and groups. The Harmon family hosts IFPA tournaments, weekly/monthly leagues and charity events (and organizes the Pinball at the ’Zoo show), and customers consistently praise the friendly staff and well‑maintained machines, making Clubhouse Arcade a regional favorite for both casual play and competitive pinball.

Funspot at 579 Endicott St North in the Weirs Beach section of Laconia, NH, is one of the world’s largest arcades and home to the nonprofit American Classic Arcade Museum, combining multi-level retro and modern video games with bowling, mini-golf, pizza and the D.A. Long Tavern for a full-family entertainment experience. The venue maintains an extensive pinball collection of 80 machines (current roster listed), plus skee-ball, redemption games and restored classics, making it a must-visit for pinball collectors, retro-gaming enthusiasts and families traveling the Lakes Region.

Pinball Gallery at 81 Lancaster Ave in Malvern, PA is a family- and kid-friendly retro arcade focused on pinball, offering a rotating collection of more than 80 machines alongside classic video games with many machines set to free-play—ideal for casual visits, tournaments, and vintage-arcade enthusiasts. The clean, spacious venue is consistently praised for friendly staff, great value, and a nostalgia-rich selection and posts its current evening and weekend hours on the official site.

The Pinball Asylum at 13721 Jetport Commerce Pkwy Unit 6 in Fort Myers is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) "silverball sanctuary" that maintains a rotating collection of roughly 76 pinball machines—classic, modern and tournament-ready titles—available for visitors to play and support through donations and machine sponsorships. Open-play sessions (commonly Saturdays 11am–4pm), monthly Asylum Inmates league nights and frequent IFPA‑sanctioned tournaments make it a hub for local players, and visitors frequently praise the well-maintained machines and friendly, community-focused atmosphere.

Sparks Pinball Museum & Arcade in Troy, located at 412 W 14 Mile Rd on the second floor of Oakland Mall, is a museum-style pinball arcade with roughly 75 playable machines ranging from vintage classics to modern titles, curated and maintained for enthusiasts and families alike. Part of the Sparks family of venues (two locations together boast over 125 pinballs), the Troy location is well-reviewed for its friendly staff and curated collection and operates limited weekly hours—closed Monday–Wednesday and typically open Thursday through Sunday with extended weekend hours.

Arcade Legacy Sharonville at 2241 Crowne Point Dr in Cincinnati is a family- and kid-friendly arcade and pinball destination that consolidated into a single 15,000+ sq ft location with around 80 pinball machines (many playable free with admission and a selection of premium machines at $0.50 per play), hundreds of classic and modern arcade cabinets, rhythm and console stations, a full media/collectibles store, an on-site bar, and party/rental options—making it a top spot for retro gaming nights and family outings.

Push Start Play at 1165 S Stemmons Fwy Suite 192 in Lewisville, TX is a large, family-friendly modern arcade and entertainment center offering over 300 games, on-site food and drinks, a prize counter and multiple party rooms for birthdays and events. The venue features a dedicated Pinball Alley with a curated 64-machine pinball collection of classic, modern and rare titles (pinball is often managed as a premium play category within the venue’s free-play system). Customers frequently note well-maintained machines, a vast and hard-to-find game selection, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes Push Start Play a go-to spot for pinball and arcade enthusiasts in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

Roanoke Pinball Museum, located on the second floor of Center in the Square at 1 Market Square SE in downtown Roanoke, VA, is a family- and kid-friendly pinball museum and retro arcade offering a pay-once, play-all-day model and a curated, playable collection of 72 pinball machines spanning the 1930s through modern titles, from vintage electromechanical tables to recent solid-state games. Visitors praise the friendly staff, great value, and wide variety of machines, making it a popular stop for families, collectors, and casual players alike.

Silverball Retro Arcade in Delray Beach at 19 NE 3rd Ave is a multi-level retro arcade, pinball museum and bar-restaurant offering over 150 vintage and modern pinball, video and arcade games (including Ms. Pac‑Man, Donkey Kong and dozens of classic pinball machines), plus skee‑ball, mini‑golf, a boardwalk‑style menu and regular events; all games are set to free play with paid admission and the venue runs happy hour, party packages and VIP memberships for unlimited play. Popular with families and pinball enthusiasts, it receives strong local reviews for its large, well‑maintained collection, lively atmosphere and downtown location with nearby parking and nightlife.

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.

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.

The Kickback at 7622 Lisa Ln in Middleton, WI is a lively arcade bar and restaurant located in the Middleton Market that emphasizes pinball and competitive play. Boasting over 50 pinball and arcade machines alongside skee-ball, pizza, local draft beers, and regular tournaments and trivia nights, games operate on quarters (and most accept bills) and the venue hosts events for families and competitors alike. Local reviewers praise the friendly staff, fun atmosphere, and strong pinball selection, making The Kickback a go-to spot for both casual players and pinball enthusiasts in the Madison area.

Pinballz Arcade at 8940 Research Blvd in Austin, TX is a sprawling, family-friendly pinball and retro video-game arcade and restaurant featuring more than 70 classic and modern pinball machines, pizza, a BYOB-friendly bar, private party rooms and regular events like Flashback Fridays and late-night specials for groups and celebrations. Locals praise the large, well-maintained collection, friendly staff and affordable entertainment options that make it a top destination for pinball enthusiasts, families and birthday parties in Austin.

Maple Pinball is a dedicated pinball arcade and showroom at 245 Matheson Blvd East in Mississauga, run by Toronto Pinball Repair, offering a curated, rotating collection of about 70 classic and modern pinball machines set to unlimited play for a flat entry fee ($25) with regular league nights and tournaments on weekends—an enthusiast-maintained space popular with collectors and players seeking a wide variety of titles and well-serviced machines.

Radioactive Pinball Arcade in downtown Aiken at 113 Laurens St SW is a retro, free‑play pinball and video game arcade and bar offering over 40 pinball machines from all eras and more than 30 video games, with hourly and day‑pass options (one‑hour and day passes) and regular tournaments and leagues for enthusiasts.

Nickel Mania in West Jordan at 3245 W 7800 S is a family-friendly, retro arcade offering air hockey, skee‑ball, video games, redemption prizes and Utah’s largest pinball collection (about 68 machines) with loadable game cards and birthday-party packages; visitors frequently note the clean facility and friendly staff.

Lyons Classic Pinball at 339 Main St in Lyons, Colorado is a family- and kid-friendly pinball, video game and tournament arcade with a welcoming late-afternoon/evening atmosphere and snacks for visitors.Home to more than 70 meticulously maintained machines spanning seven decades, the arcade features a rotating mix of classic and modern pinball titles and regularly hosts tournaments and large community events.Guests frequently praise the friendly staff, well-kept games and good value in local reviews on Yelp and TripAdvisor.

Crazy Quarters Arcade at 401 Center Ave in Bay City, MI is a family-friendly, coin-operated arcade blending vintage pinball and retro video games with DDR, skee-ball and kid-friendly attractions, boasting roughly 70 pinball machines and a broad mix of classic and newer titles across decades. Known for monthly tournaments and special events, two on-site food options, and consistently strong local reviews praising its large game selection and friendly staff, it’s a lively destination for nostalgic players and families alike.

Western Mass Pinball Club at 4 Springfield St in Three Rivers (Palmer), MA is a member-run, family-friendly pinball arcade and cooperative showcasing a rotating roster of 79 vintage, retro, and modern machines and welcoming players of all ages and skill levels. The club runs public casual-play hours on Thursdays and Fridays and stages weekly competitive events—including WMPL league nights and knockout tournaments—alongside volunteer-led maintenance, restoration efforts, and special events that make it a regional hub for pinball enthusiasts.

Flippers Arcade (Flippers Variety & Arcade) at 6615 Caratoke Highway in Grandy, NC is a family-friendly retro arcade and entertainment center with roughly 67 pinball machines plus video games, skee‑ball, foosball, pool, laser tag and on-site snacks/pizza, making it a popular stop for Outer Banks visitors and families visiting the area. Visitors and pinball enthusiasts praise its large, well-maintained mix of vintage and modern machines, good value game-credit deals, and welcoming atmosphere as reflected in strong local reviews on TripAdvisor and Yelp.

Pastime Pinball at 4802 Main St in Manchester Center, VT is a family-friendly, playable pinball museum and retro arcade featuring 66 pinball machines spanning classics from 1947 to modern titles, plus a mezzanine snack bar with vintage arcade games and Vermont craft beer; visitors pay admission at the door for unlimited play during their visit. Guests praise the well-maintained, kid- and dog-friendly atmosphere and friendly staff, making it a popular stop for vintage-pinball enthusiasts and families exploring Manchester Center.

Electric Bat Arcade at 25 W Southern Ave in Tempe is a lively pinball‑focused barcade housed in the legendary Yucca Tap Room, pairing a full bar and long hours with a retro atmosphere of pinball, vintage video games and Japanese rhythm titles year‑round. Home to roughly 65 well‑maintained pinball machines plus bubble hockey and rotating events such as weekly pinball leagues and tournaments, the arcade is consistently praised by locals for its game selection, upkeep and friendly service.

Antisocial Pinball is a 19+ pinball lounge located in the lower level at 570 Bloor St W in Toronto offering unlimited free play on a flat admission (around CA$20) for entry to its games floor.

The venue houses one of the city's largest publicly playable collections—PinballMap lists 70+ pinball machines and 40+ arcade machines—and features a rotating mix of modern and classic pinball and arcade titles alongside the detailed machine roster you provided.

Antisocial is liquor-licensed, serves pizza, maintains machines to high standards, and is regularly praised in customer reviews for its friendly staff and well-kept games, making it a popular adult social spot for pinball enthusiasts.

Scrappleland at 1150 Manhattan Ave in Greenpoint, Brooklyn is a lively barcade and pinball-focused arcade that, per the provided machine list, houses about 60 well-maintained classic and modern pinball machines and pairs play with a rotating selection of craft beers. The two-story venue includes a rooftop with picnic-style seating, sells merch, and hosts regular league nights and tournaments, earning praise for its curated, collector-quality lineup. Typical hours run evenings on weekdays and midday-to-late-night on weekends, and visitors frequently highlight the friendly owners and the bar’s focus on maintaining high-end machines, making it a go-to spot for pinball enthusiasts in NYC.

Jackpot Pinball Arcade, located at 144 N 21st St in Purcellville, VA, is a dedicated pinball arcade, tournament venue, salesroom and distributor featuring 50+ machines available for unlimited or hourly play. The downtown arcade regularly runs weekly tournaments (group matchplay + finals), offers party rentals and on-site sales so players can purchase machines they love, serving both casual players and competitive IFPA entrants. It is listed as a downtown pinball destination in Loudoun County and maintains a rotating mix of modern and classic titles for visitors to enjoy.

Pittsburgh Pinball Dojo in Bellevue (2 N Balph Ave) is a family- and kid-friendly pinball and retro arcade featuring nearly 60 machines—from vintage 1950s titles to modern games—alongside classic arcade cabinets, pool, darts and ping-pong across two event spaces, making it a popular spot for casual play, tournaments and private events. All games are typically set to unlimited free play during open sessions; admission is commonly $15 for non-league players (league nights often have discounted entry), and the venue is BYOB and welcomes outside food. The Dojo usually operates a few weeknights a week with hours commonly around 6–11 PM on open nights—check their schedule before visiting.

Replay Museum at 119 Tarpon Ave in Tarpon Springs is a family- and kid-friendly playable arcade museum and retro pinball arcade where a single admission lets visitors enjoy a large, rotating collection of vintage arcade cabinets and pinball machines for unlimited play. The venue’s publicly listed inventory includes 62 pinball machines spanning multiple eras, supports tournament-style and community play, and is praised in local reviews for its nostalgic atmosphere, good value, and convenient downtown location near restaurants and shops.

Rock Fantasy at 12 East Main Street in Middletown, NY is a retro pinball arcade, pinball store and 80s-themed record and memorabilia shop known for its blacklight poster–filled interior and extensive vinyl selection. It operates a large, rotating pinball collection (current inventory: 61 machines), hosts weekly pinball nights and IFPA-ranked tournaments that draw competitive and casual players alike. Locals praise the friendly staff and vibrant atmosphere in reviews, and the venue also buys, sells and services machines, making it a Hudson Valley hub for pinball and rock culture.

Tycoon Arcade at 195 McGregor St (Suite 201) in Manchester, NH is an upscale, family-friendly arcade and event space featuring a large rotating collection of classic and modern pinball machines (100+), video and redemption games, a board game retail nook (Tycoon General Store), and party packages; the arcade operates a card-based play system, donates board games through its Toys for Tots partnership, and keeps regular weekend hours (Thu–Fri 5–9pm, Sat–Sun 12–9pm). Visitors commonly note the well-maintained, extensive pinball selection and welcoming atmosphere for families, collectors, and private events.

Free Gold Watch at 1767 Waller St in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury is a hybrid screen-print shop and retro arcade that houses roughly 60–61 pinball machines alongside vintage video games, rotating specials, and branded apparel from its in-house print shop. Visitors praise its well-maintained machines, friendly staff, and eclectic, family-friendly vibe, making it a must-visit destination for pinball and retro gaming enthusiasts in the city.

Pinballz Lake Creek at 13729 Research Blvd in Austin is a large, family-friendly arcade and entertainment complex offering a massive mix of classic and modern arcade games, an LED laser‑tag arena that hosts up to 32 players, indoor go‑karts, VR arenas, escape rooms, bumper cars, mini‑bowling, private party and conference rooms, a full scratch kitchen and two bars—ideal for families, groups and gamers of all ages. Home to over 60 vintage and modern pinball machines alongside a broad arcade lineup, Pinballz Lake Creek is a popular, highly rated local destination praised for its variety of attractions, lively atmosphere and party-friendly amenities by local reviewers.

Cactus Jack's Family Fun Center at 1211 N. Council Road in Oklahoma City is Oklahoma's oldest running arcade and a family-focused destination featuring air hockey, DDR, skee‑ball, foosball, pool, redemption games and a large video game area alongside a dedicated pinball room with more than 150 games on the floor overall. The venue hosts about 58 playable pinball machines — the largest public pinball collection in Oklahoma and one of the biggest public collections in the country — and regularly supports leagues and tournaments for casual and competitive players alike. Visitors consistently praise its nostalgic, well-maintained machines, friendly staff, party/birthday options, and casual on-site drinks, making it a popular spot for families, collectors, and tournament-goers.

Captain's Arcade Showroom at 4411 E La Palma Ave in Anaheim is a pinball-focused showroom, retail store and tournament arcade offering new and refurbished machines (official Stern distributor) and an interactive floor of dozens of playable pinball machines (60+ currently listed), hosting regular leagues, monthly tournaments and IFPA/Open Challenge play that make it a go-to destination for collectors and competitive players in Orange County.

Main Street Pinball at 518 North Main St in Grain Valley, MO is a family-friendly pinball, retro and video game arcade that offers a clean, welcoming space for players of all ages. The venue features approximately 50 pinball machines (56 currently listed) plus a handful of arcade titles and operates on a time-based unlimited-play entry so guests can play as much as they like during their session,. Locals praise the friendly staff, well-maintained machines and party-friendly setup, and popular titles such as Addams Family, Guns N' Roses, Rush and The Mandalorian are among the crowd favorites that make it a go-to spot for casual players and pinball enthusiasts in the Kansas City area.

Recbar at 10301 Taylorsville Road in Jeffersontown (Louisville) is a lively arcade bar and restaurant that combines a full-service bar, craft beers and an eclectic pub-grub menu with a large collection of retro and modern arcade games and pinball machines. The venue promotes over 130 arcade and pinball games and its games page and roster reflect an extensive lineup—including a 50-machine pinball collection of classic and modern titles, skee-ball lanes and vintage video cabinets. Guests praise the social, fun atmosphere and wide game selection while enjoying burgers, tacos and the venue’s signature tots; Recbar hosts events and private parties, is family-friendly until 10 PM and transitions to 21+ later in the evening, making it a popular local nightspot per customer reviews.

Neon Moon, located at 1805 N Roan St Suite G9 in Johnson City, TN, is a dedicated pinball lounge offering a welcoming bar-style atmosphere and a rotating collection of 51 pinball machines—from vintage classics to modern releases—alongside darts, drink options and regular community events like tournaments and trivia, making it a popular spot for both collectors and casual players alike.

Hollywood Pinball & Arcade Museum, located inside Hollywood Candy at 1209 Jackson St in Omaha's Old Market, is a nostalgic pinball and video-game arcade combined with a candy shop and diner, offering a rotating collection of vintage and modern machines — more than 50 pinball games (about 54 on the current roster) — alongside classic arcade titles and sweets-focused concessions, making it a popular, family-friendly stop for collectors and visitors seeking a lively retro experience.

Scohy Bros. Flashback Arcade at 405 28th St in Vienna, WV is a retro pinball and classic video game arcade that hosts tournaments and nostalgia-focused events and is operated as a community-focused, Friday–Saturday evening destination. The venue maintains a large, rotating collection of pinball machines (roughly 50 titles drawn from the ’70s–’90s) alongside classic arcade cabinets, offers all-you-can-play sessions on open nights, and leans into an authentic ’80s atmosphere praised by local coverage and visitors. Guests frequently note the well-kept, family-friendly vibe and retro decor; check the Facebook page or call (304) 482-7170 for current hours and event details.

Northstar Pinball Collective at 5636 W 125th St in Savage, MN is a tournament-focused pinball arcade housing 52 machines and offering a mix of competitive “play-all” setups and casual play that attracts local leagues and pinball enthusiasts. The venue is run by experienced mechanics who keep machines well-maintained, and visitors praise its friendly, relaxed atmosphere and tournament-oriented configurations. Current open hours, events and updates are posted on the collective’s Facebook page, which is the best source for visit planning.

What's Brewing? Coffee Roasters at 138 W Rhapsody Drive in San Antonio, TX is a family-owned specialty roastery and café that doubles as a coffee shop arcade and tournament-friendly pinball venue, roasting beans to order and serving a full drink menu for dine-in or takeout. The shop hosts an extensive on-site pinball collection—53 machines currently listed—ranging from classics like The Addams Family, High Speed, FunHouse and Black Hole to modern Pro titles including Star Wars (Pro), Guardians of the Galaxy (Pro), Deadpool and Godzilla, with pay-per-play pricing noted on their pinball lineup page. Visitors and reviewers praise the friendly staff, relaxed yet lively atmosphere ideal for work or socializing, and the unique combo of quality coffee and playable pinball that keeps locals coming back.

Jay's Silver Ballroom is a private pinball collection and event space at 10161 Blue Spruce Dr, Peosta, Iowa, that opens to the public for special events and tournaments rather than maintaining regular business hours. The venue hosts monthly tournaments and Stern Army events, open-pin nights and community-focused competitions that welcome new players and experienced competitors alike, with event announcements, photos and registration posted on its Facebook page and in tournament listings.

The Pinball Parlour, located at Unit 4/1812 Sydney Rd, Campbellfield VIC 3061 (inside Man Cave Madness), is Melbourne’s dedicated pinball venue offering over 45 machines from classic 70s/80s/90s titles to modern releases with session-based free-play bookings available through TryBooking. Family-friendly and heated, the parlour runs popular two-hour sessions for groups and families and receives consistently positive reviews praising friendly staff, a welcoming atmosphere, and a wide, ever-growing pinball collection.

Jedi Alliance, at 5908 E Broadway Ave in Spokane, WA, is a retro pinball and video-game arcade and pop-culture museum that offers 155+ arcade and pinball machines set to free play alongside extensive movie-prop and vintage toy displays, with a single door contribution providing unlimited play for visitors. The all-ages venue is highly rated by customers on Yelp and other review sites and has earned regional and national recognition, being named among top U.S. arcades by media coverage.

One Well Brewing at 4213 Portage St in Kalamazoo is a family-friendly brewery and arcade that pairs house-brewed beer and a full pub menu with a huge game room—over fifty pinball machines plus arcade cabinets, duckpin bowling, darts, pool and foosball—making it a great all-ages hangout for casual players and enthusiasts alike. The venue runs regular pinball leagues and tournaments and keeps a rotating, well-maintained lineup that includes Addams Family, Attack from Mars, Cirqus Voltaire, Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant’s Eye, Elton John, Foo Fighters, Jurassic Park, King Kong: Myth of Terror Island, Medieval Madness, Scooby Doo, Star Wars, Stranger Things, Terminator 2: Judgment Day and Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, with most games set to $0.75 per play or three for $2 for affordable entertainment.

Arkadium Retro Arcade in Sherwood Park, Alberta (130 Broadway Blvd #180) is a licensed, nostalgia-driven venue offering unlimited free-play access to a rotating collection of vintage games — boasting over 50 pinball machines and roughly 40 classic arcade cabinets — for a single admission. Open to all ages and popular for birthday parties, group outings, and casual visits, Arkadium pairs its extensive pinball and arcade lineup with a licensed bar, a casual menu featuring Nitza Pizza and hot dogs, and consistently positive local reviews praising the friendly staff and lively atmosphere.

Located at 10816 E. Grand River Road in Brighton, The Arcade is a two-floor, family-friendly retro destination mixing 80s classics, Japanese rhythm games (including DDR), modern video games and a sizable pinball collection of roughly 50 machines amid a larger arcade floor; many games are available on a single admission free‑play model. Visitors highlight the variety, friendly staff and good value for groups and families, and the relaxed layout with upstairs space makes it popular for parties and pinball meetups.

Arcadia National Bar at 504 Congress St in Portland, ME is a 21+ arcade bar and barcade combining more than 50 pinball machines with skee‑ball, video and console games, a short pizza-focused menu, craft cocktails and draft beer in a lively, late-night atmosphere. The venue, which lists 51 pinball machines on its website, is known for hosting pinball leagues and tournaments that draw competitive players from across the region, and local coverage and reviews praise the curated game collection and friendly staff.

Retro City Arcade at 4446 Washington Rd in Evans, GA is a roomy, 5,000+ sq ft pinball and video game arcade that uses time-based admission with all machines set to free play so guests can enjoy games without quarters or per-play costs. The venue features an extensive collection—roughly 49–50 pinball machines alongside dozens of classic and modern arcade cabinets—with titles spanning vintage 1960s machines through recent 2024 releases. Visitors frequently note reasonable pricing, a large party room, and friendly staff, making it a popular spot for nostalgia-driven gamers and group outings in the Augusta/Evans area.

The Sanctum at 290 Pratt St in Meriden, CT is a community-run pinball co-op and tournament arcade that welcomes adults, families, and kids with an active, volunteer-driven community supporting play and events. The venue features a large, well-maintained collection—around 50 pinball machines covering classic and modern titles—and a reputation as a regional pinball mecca among players and reviewers. The Sanctum regularly hosts tournaments, special launch parties, raffles and affordable freeplay nights (reported $10 Monday freeplay), plus rotating promotions and prize giveaways detailed on its site.

Meadows Lanes Bowling at 210 Racetrack Rd inside Hollywood Casino at The Meadows offers the Starport Arcade — a 24-hour arcade attached to modern bowling lanes and private party spaces with a mix of classic and contemporary games and entertainment options. It also hosts a large pinball collection (44 machines currently listed) with games available for about $1 per play, making it a popular stop for pinball enthusiasts and families visiting the casino complex.

Appalachian Pinball Museum, located at 538 North Main St in Hendersonville, NC, is a museum-style retro arcade dedicated to playable pinball and classic video games. The venue features a rotating collection of 50 playable pinball machines spanning vintage electro-mechanical classics to modern solid-state titles, plus a selection of arcade games. Visitors enjoy a flat daily admission for unlimited play and the option to come and go while exploring downtown; reviewers consistently praise the friendly staff and wide variety of machines for hours of nostalgic fun. Check the museum’s official Facebook page for current hours, admission updates, and special events.

Logan Street Market at 1001 Logan St in Louisville is a vibrant public market and food hall offering a rotating lineup of independent food and drink vendors, live music, community events, and a lively atmosphere that draws locals and visitors alike. The venue also features a dedicated arcade/pinball room with roughly 50 vintage and modern pinball machines, making it a go-to spot for pinball enthusiasts in the city. Visitors praise the variety of vendors and the energetic, family-friendly vibe in reviews and travel guides.

Bragging Rights Amusements, located at 113 NW 8th Ave in Gainesville, FL, is a large retro arcade and bar with hundreds of classic and modern arcade games—including skee‑ball lanes, redemption machines, and a dedicated pinball room boasting a 49‑machine roster. It operates as an arcade bar offering snacks, seating and beer, wine and canned cocktails, hosts pinball and skee‑ball leagues and events, and is frequently praised in customer reviews for its nostalgic vibe, variety of games, and friendly staff.

The Tokyo Club at 709 Fay Street in Columbia, MO is a cyberpunk‑themed pinball and arcade lounge that pairs neon‑lit rows of classic and modern pinball with a 21+ "Afterlife Lounge" featuring DJs, comedy nights, projector screens and private‑event rentals, plus a small bar for canned drinks The venue advertises a large, rotating collection of machines—its website lists "over 30" pinball and arcade games while its Facebook page notes up to 50 pinball machines—and the provided current lineup contains 41 pinball machines, making it a standout destination in Columbia’s Arcade District for casual players and private parties alike

Blainbrook Bowl in Blaine, MN (12000 Central Ave NE) is a family-friendly entertainment center that pairs bowling, a full restaurant and bar with pizza and American fare, pool and live-music/event space, and a sizable arcade and pinball room. Known locally as a pinball hotspot, it hosts roughly 48 machines (current inventory lists 47 titles) and an eclectic mix of vintage video games, and customers frequently praise the extensive game selection, affordable bowling specials, and lively atmosphere for leagues, tournaments, and group outings.

The Lazarus Pinball Museum in Fenton, Missouri, at 26 Western Plaza is a family‑run pinball and arcade museum (founded 2023) offering free‑play access to a curated collection of 62 pinball machines ranging from vintage to modern, hourly/3‑hour/unlimited pricing, party and event bookings, and regular IFPA tournaments and leagues for players of all ages. Visitors praise the well‑maintained machines and friendly staff, and the venue enjoys strong local reviews on Yelp and Google.

Located at 590 N Alma School Rd #19 in the Granada Plaza shopping center in Chandler, AZ, The Outpost Arcade is a family-friendly arcade and pinball bar boasting about 45 pinball machines spanning the 1960s to today and nearly 20 classic 80s video games, making it a top destination for pinball enthusiasts and retro gamers alike. With a small beer-and-wine bar (outside food welcome), an on-site restoration shop, and regular tournaments and events, The Outpost delivers a well-maintained mix of modern and vintage machines and a lively, community-focused atmosphere for casual visitors and collectors alike.

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.

LITT Pinball Bar at 2021 Hennepin Ave S in Minneapolis is a lively South Minneapolis pinball bar and arcade-restaurant offering a curated mix of vintage and modern machines (about 47 on the floor), craft beer, creative cocktails and a menu of burgers, hot dogs and sandwiches; the 21+ evening atmosphere includes organized leagues and tournaments alongside casual drop-in play and late-night hours (typically 11 AM–2 AM, 21+ after 8 PM), making it a go-to spot for pinball enthusiasts and social nights out in the city.

Spinners Pinball Arcade at 1301 W Patrick St in Frederick, MD is a nonprofit, family-friendly pinball and classic arcade destination offering unlimited play with a $20 all-day pass; its 100+ games include modern Stern titles like James Bond 007, Rush, Godzilla, Jurassic Park, Iron Maiden, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars, Star Trek and Transformers alongside classics such as Attack From Mars, Monster Bash, Fish Tales, Funhouse and Pinbot, plus special attractions like Hercules—the world’s largest pinball machine—along with skee‑ball, air hockey, console kiosks, community events and tournaments that make it a social hub for players of all ages.

Comics 2 Games in Florence, KY (8470 US‑42) is a family‑owned comic shop and pinball arcade that combines a broad selection of new and back‑issue comics, collectibles, Funko and action figures, plus TCG and hobby gaming with a large rotating arcade of roughly 44 pinball machines for open play and events. Locals praise the friendly, community‑focused staff and regular in‑store events and tournaments, making it a popular stop for collectors and players across Northern Kentucky and the Cincinnati area.

The Ice Box at 615 NW Bright St in Seattle is a lively Fremont barcade and pinball-focused arcade featuring a large rotation of classic arcade cabinets alongside 46 pinball machines, air hockey, pool tables and other vintage games. The venue operates as a cider- and beer-forward arcade with year-round outdoor seating/beer garden, serves snacks, is dog-friendly, and remains all-ages until 8pm daily before transitioning to an adult-focused night scene. The Ice Box runs regular events including pinball leagues and karaoke nights, is a hub for local tournaments, and is well-regarded by patrons for its atmosphere and staff.

Pincity Pinball Addicts is a warehouse-style pinball arcade located at Unit 3/10 Kitawah Street in Lonsdale, South Australia, run as a community-focused venue welcoming players of all ages and skill levels. The venue regularly hosts IFPA-ranked tournaments, learner club events and local pinball competitions, making it a hub for both competitive and casual play. Pincity maintains a large, rotating collection of machines — reported on pinball community listings to include about 42 titles — offering a mix of classic and modern pinball experiences in a friendly, event-driven space.

Galloping Ghost Pinball at 9213 Ogden Ave in Brookfield, IL is a dedicated pinball venue with over 45 machines and a flat $20 admission for unlimited play, open daily from 3pm–11pm. The retro-focused, free‑play floor highlights classics and rare titles like The Addams Family, Alien, Attack from Mars, Bride of Pinbot and Creature from the Black Lagoon, and is praised by visitors for its curated collection and nostalgic atmosphere.

Das Flipperhaus at 4835 Granite Dr in Rocklin, CA is a family- and kid-friendly pinball arcade, arcade bar and restaurant featuring about 45 pinball machines alongside small bites, beer and wine for casual play or date nights. Known for regular tournaments (including Monday nights), private-event hosting and occasional mobile retro appearances, it’s a popular local destination with consistently positive customer reviews praising the atmosphere and service.

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.

Special When Lit is a pinball-focused barcade and electro-cade in King City Plaza at 15685 SW 116th Ave, offering a family-friendly atmosphere with weekday and weekend hours (Mon–Fri 5:00–10:00 PM, Sat 12:00–10:00 PM, Sun 12:00–8:00 PM). The venue features a rotating floor of 44 pinball machines, a Video Den, token-based play, cocktails and beer (seasonal specials like Hot Buttered Rum), and hosts regular tournaments and events. Guests consistently praise the curated machine lineup and welcoming staff in online reviews, reflecting strong local ratings on Yelp.

La Société du Pinball is an 18+ pinball bar and showroom in Québec City located at 999 Bd Pierre‑Bertrand, Local 200, offering a curated mix of modern and classic tables for casual players and collectors alike. The venue features a sizeable rotating collection—listed as 40 machines on PinballMap while the site highlights “25+” machines in the showroom—plus pay-by-the-hour and monthly unlimited membership options, on-site sales of mods and merch, and t-shirt printing, making it a go-to destination for pinball enthusiasts in the region.

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.

The 1up Arcade Bar – Westminster at 4750 W 120th Ave in Westminster, CO is a spacious arcade bar and eatery featuring 80+ classic and modern arcade games, 40+ pinball machines, five skee‑ball lanes, a full bar and kitchen, and private‑event booking options, making it a top destination for groups and gamers in the Denver suburbs. Guests frequently praise the drinks, food and lively atmosphere, and the venue maintains family‑friendly daytime hours with no entry for minors after 6:30 p.m., making it easy to plan daytime visits or adult nights out.

Portal Pinball Arcade in Acworth, GA (3335 Cobb Pkwy Suite 800) is a family-friendly retro pinball arcade and arcade bar offering 60+ pinball machines and dozens of classic arcade games on free play included with admission, plus craft beer, wine, cider and mead on tap—ideal for families, date nights, tournaments and private events. Visitors consistently praise the well-cared-for machines and friendly staff on Yelp, and the venue hosts regular events like tournaments, ladies nights and private rentals.

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.

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.

Scanlines Arcade, located at 2320 Valentine Dr in Kokomo, IN, is a pinball-focused retro arcade showcasing a curated collection of 32 pinball machines alongside classic arcade titles for players of all ages. The locally owned venue hosts tournaments and regular promotions (including half-price or $0.50 pinball days), offers arcade and pinball repair services, and is frequently praised on its Facebook page for well-maintained machines, a clean, family-friendly atmosphere, and a welcoming local gaming community.

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.

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.

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.