Where to Play Pinball & Arcade Games

Anastasia Island's Arcade Museum at 311 Anastasia Blvd in St. Augustine is a family- and kid-friendly retro arcade that pairs a wall-to-wall mix of classic video games, mechanical games and skee‑ball with roughly 24 pinball machines, a jukebox and on-site food and drink for an old-school, hands-on experience. The museum reopened at this Anastasia Boulevard location in May 2025, highlighting arcade history alongside play for visitors of all ages. Guests highlight reasonable prices, craft sodas and a welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere in reviews, making it a popular stop for pinball fans and families exploring St. Augustine.

Flip Side, at 1349 Autumn Ave in Memphis, is a pinball pub and bar featuring 16 pinball machines plus a full bar, Mexican-inspired menu, foosball, darts, pool and dual-player bars set up for competitive play. Local reviews highlight its lively atmosphere, friendly staff and tasty tacos. The venue has posted a temporary closure and reorganization on its social channels, so check its Facebook or Instagram for current status before visiting.

Arapahoe Bowling Center at 6850 S Dayton St in Greenwood Village is a family-owned bowling and entertainment destination offering 40 lanes, league play, a full-service restaurant and bar, and a large arcade area with a curated collection of 24 pinball machines alongside pool tables, video games and kid-friendly attractions to suit families and adults alike. Guests praise its clean lanes, attentive staff, good food and lively, old-school pinball selection, making it a popular spot for casual bowlers, parties and pinball enthusiasts in the Denver metro area.

Tahoe Paddle Sports at 230 Village Blvd in Incline Village hosts Inclined to Play Pinball, a tournament-focused pinball arcade and community hub operating inside the outfitter space. The venue maintains roughly 23 pinball machines (current machine list on file) and runs regular events and tournaments — including Friday night meetups — with event details and registration available by calling or texting 775-450-4757.

Wedgehead at 3728 NE Sandy Blvd in Portland is a 21+ pinball bar and arcade restaurant with a rotating lineup of 24 modern and classic machines and a $12 all‑you‑can‑play free‑play model that makes it a favorite for casual sessions and tournament nights alike. The venue pairs craft cocktails and beers on tap with a full kitchen serving burgers, salads, homemade chicken nuggets and vegetarian/vegan options, creating a lively barcade atmosphere for adults. Guests regularly praise the friendly staff, fun décor and well‑maintained, ever‑changing pinball selection that keeps the floor fresh and community-oriented.

Quarter Up Bar Arcade in Akron is a lively retro barcade and arcade restaurant that pairs craft beer and made‑to‑order burgers with a large selection of classic arcade cabinets and a rotating pinball lineup. The venue operates primarily as a 21+ bar while offering family‑friendly daytime hours on weekends, and reviewers note friendly staff and a nostalgic atmosphere for casual nights and events. Machines are kept in good working order and the pinball collection is updated regularly, with roughly two dozen machines on site according to public listings and community maps.

Birdfish Brewing Co., located at 140 E. Park Ave in Columbiana, OH, is a craft taproom and brewcade that pairs rotating house beers with a lively arcade atmosphere in a spacious, community-focused setting. The venue is known for a sizable pinball collection—reported at 24 machines—making it a popular stop for pinball enthusiasts and casual players alike. Family- and dog-friendly with frequent food trucks, live music, and event nights, Birdfish blends a welcoming small-town taproom vibe with an adults-friendly arcade experience that also accommodates families.

The Arcade in Wichita (906 E. 3rd St. N) is a lively downtown barcade that pairs a full bar with dozens of retro video games, skee‑ball lanes and a dedicated pinball room, creating a nostalgic, adult‑friendly gaming experience. Guests can purchase an all‑day play pass (about $12) while most cabinets are free‑play and pinball and skee‑ball run on per‑play pricing (pinball commonly 50¢); the venue enforces 21+ after 9pm on Friday and Saturday nights. With a current roster of 23 pinball machines alongside rotating arcade titles, The Arcade is consistently praised for its atmosphere, friendly staff and late‑night hours in downtown Wichita.

Rezzanine Esports in Bridgeville, PA (1025 Washington Pike) is a modern pinball arcade and esports lounge located on the second level of Phoenix Theatres Luxury 14+PTX. The venue features a 13-machine pinball collection plus PCs, consoles, classic arcade cabinets and board games, and hosts private events and parties for groups and tournaments. Customers praise the friendly staff, fair pricing and lively gaming atmosphere in online reviews, making it a popular spot for casual players and competitive gamers alike.

Pinball Land at 114 Courtland St in downtown Rockford, MI is an all-ages retro arcade and pinball destination offering DDR, family- and kid-friendly gaming, vintage video games and a large pinball collection. The free-play venue spans seven themed rooms and features more than 75 pinball machines and arcade games with pay-by-the-hour admission so guests can play unlimited games without quarters. Popular for birthday parties and family outings, Pinball Land receives consistently strong reviews for its clean, friendly atmosphere and wide selection of classic and modern machines.

Public House Pinball at 12960 SE 162nd Ave in Happy Valley, Oregon is a pinball-focused arcade room housed inside Valley Public House, featuring a rotating collection of over 20 pinball machines plus retro arcade cabinets, shuffleboard and a full taproom with food and drinks. Games are available whenever Valley Public House is open; the main pinball room typically opens at 3 PM on weekdays and noon on weekends, and accompanied minors are permitted until 7 PM.

Glow In The Park Indoor Mini Golf at 300 S Koeller St in Oshkosh features an 18‑hole glow‑in‑the‑dark indoor course with floor‑to‑ceiling blacklight murals by local artists for a colorful, family‑friendly indoor outing open year‑round. The attached pinball arcade is one of the largest in the state, with a rotating, well‑maintained collection including Avengers: Infinity Quest, Black Knight Sword of Rage, Deadpool, Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant’s Eye, Elvira's House of Horrors, Godzilla, Guardians of the Galaxy, Harry Potter, James Bond 007, Jaws, John Wick, Jurassic Park, King Kong: Myth of Terror Island, Munsters, RollerCoaster Tycoon, Star Wars, Star Wars: Fall of the Empire, Stranger Things, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Mandalorian, Toy Story 4, Uncanny X‑Men, Venom, and most games play for one dollar with quarters, bills, or tokens accepted.

The Comet at 323 E Spring St in downtown Saint Marys, OH is a mostly pinball-focused, family-friendly arcade featuring a rotating collection of roughly 20 vintage and modern machines, a handful of video games, and concessions for visitors to enjoy. Opened as a community pinball spot, it operates primarily on weekends with rental space available for private parties and is known for friendly owners and strong local reviews.

AYCE Gogi Korean BBQ & Pinball in Van Nuys at 7128 Van Nuys Blvd pairs all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue (tabletop grills) with a 21+ pinball bar operation (On Tilt), offering a lively mix of craft drinks, soju and a back bar dedicated to a rotating, well‑maintained collection of premium pinball machines and frequent tournament/league nights. Reviewers note the clean machines, affordable play costs and regular updates to the lineup, making it a popular spot for casual play and serious flippers alike. Machines that have been reported in rotation include Dune, Elton John (Platinum Edition), Evil Dead, Guardians of the Galaxy (Premium), Jaws, John Wick, The Godfather (LE), Stranger Things (Premium), AC/DC, Avatar: The Battle For Pandora (LE), Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast (LE), Deadpool (Limited Edition), Winchester Mystery House, Looney Tunes (Collectors Edition), Labyrinth and Jungle Queen, among others.

Triangle Pinball Collective at Flight Deck NC in Morrisville, NC is a community-focused pinball destination inside a taproom and bottleshop (9521 Lumley Rd) featuring a rotating collection of more than 20 pinball and arcade machines—highlights include Avengers: Infinity Quest, Jurassic Park, Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast, Pulp Fiction, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Black Knight, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Eight Ball Deluxe, Dune and Evil Dead—paired with craft beer, regular tournaments and a welcoming atmosphere for collectors and casual players alike.

Reno Pinball Underground is a tucked-away pinball arcade at 1274 S Virginia St in Reno, NV, located in the basement of the Off-The-Rack store and operated by Biggest Little Arcade & Pinball. The venue features roughly 23 pinball machines, with past listings that include Addams Family, Cirqus Voltaire, Dungeons & Dragons and Rick and Morty, offering a rotating, well-curated collection for players. Open for drop-in play and community events, Reno Pinball Underground regularly hosts tournaments and local meetups and maintains a social presence for updates and event postings.

SS Billiards at 732 11th Ave South in Hopkins, MN is a neighborhood gaming spot combining a pinball-focused arcade, a pool hall with five 9-foot tables, and classic video games. The venue keeps about 22 well-maintained pinball machines (modern and vintage titles) alongside coin-op video games and typically operates from noon into the evening (noon–midnight Mon–Sat, noon–10pm Sun). Regulars praise the friendly staff, reasonable table rates, and a curated pinball lineup that makes SS Billiards a popular local spot for casual players and collectors alike.

Windfall Brewing Co. at 14694 Orchard Parkway in Westminster is a brewcade and arcade-brewery in Orchard Town Center that pairs a scratch kitchen and a rotating lineup of handcrafted beers with a lively, family-friendly arcade atmosphere. The venue offers 23 pinball machines and dozens of video and classic arcade games, with a collection that highlights modern Stern and Jersey Jack titles alongside classics, making it a go-to spot for pinball enthusiasts and group outings. Windfall hosts regular events and tournaments, and reviews frequently praise the beer selection, food, and service, making it a popular destination for casual nights out and special gatherings.

Logan Arcade at 2410 W Fullerton Ave in Chicago is a 21+ barcade and vintage/retro arcade that pairs a full bar and craft-beer selection with an extensive, well-maintained collection of classic and modern arcade games — including a rotating lineup of 22 pinball machines and multiplayer titles like Killer Queen — making it a go-to spot for tournaments, group nights, and old-school gaming fans. The neighborhood favorite earns praise for its friendly staff, solid drink prices, and lively, adult-focused atmosphere where patrons can relax, play, and join competitive events or casual sessions in Logan Square.

Timeline Arcade - York at 54 W Market St in York, PA is a family- and kid-friendly retro arcade and pool-hall-style game room that celebrates 80s and vintage gaming with an old-school atmosphere; the downtown location is part of Timeline Arcade’s network and is promoted as the largest retro arcade in south-central Pennsylvania with 300+ classic arcade and pinball games spanning the 1970s–2000s. The venue features a dedicated pinball area with 23 pinball machines on the floor, a mix of video and pinball titles, party/event rental options, and straightforward pay-as-you-play or all-day pricing (reported around $10/hour or $25/day), and is frequently praised in reviews for its massive game selection and friendly staff.

Another Castle: Arcade Edition in Edmonds, WA is an all-ages, family-friendly retro arcade and arcade bar located at 23303 HWY 99, Suite C, offering classic video games, DDR, kid-friendly attractions and a sizable pinball collection alongside food/beer and party rental options. The venue runs regular pinball leagues and tournaments—Monday Night Pinball League, weekly IFPA-format events and weekend tournaments—plus scheduled open-play hours most days of the week. Visitors and reviewers highlight its nostalgic, old-school arcade vibe, broad game variety and welcoming atmosphere for families and pinball enthusiasts alike.

Iron Horse Pub in Simsbury, CT (21 Iron Horse Blvd) is a lively rustic sports bar and pizzeria known for a full menu of pizzas, burgers and wings, a broad beer selection on tap, 15+ TVs for game-watching, happy hour specials, pool, weekly trivia nights and private-event space. The pub hosts a rotating pinball lineup managed by Pinball Valley and currently features Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant’s Eye (Pro), Elton John (Platinum Edition), Godzilla (Pro), Guardians of the Galaxy (Pro), Harry Potter (Arcade Edition), John Wick (Pro), King Kong: Myth of Terror Island (Pro), Star Wars: Fall of the Empire (Pro).

Arcade Monsters in Murrieta at 39809 Avenida Acacias Suite C offers a vibrant blacklight, anime-inspired arcade with unlimited-play admission, a mix of classic and modern arcade and rhythm games and a robust pinball lineup, plus party and event packages for all ages. The new Murrieta location opened in December 2025 and has earned strong local praise for its friendly staff and lively, family-friendly atmosphere.

Cidercade Fort Worth, located at 1813 W Bowie St, is a lively arcade bar and family‑friendly daytime destination offering unlimited‑play access to nearly 300 classic and modern games (including skee‑ball, DDR, pool and ticket‑redemption), craft ciders, beers and fire‑baked pizzas—plus regular 21+ events and private party options; the Fort Worth location also features 22 pinball machines, making it a popular spot for groups, date nights, and nostalgic gamers.

Flipper Fellowship is a community pinball club housed at the Bayside Anglican Church Hall, 54 Forest Rd, Arncliffe, NSW, run by Zac Veron and hosting weekly Thursday night meetups plus monthly Saturday competitions that welcome players of all abilities and offer coaching and tournament play. The club's 12-machine collection includes Cactus Canyon, Centaur, Fathom Revisited, Flash, The Getaway: High Speed II, Lord of the Rings, Paragon, The Party Zone, Queen (LE), Space Invaders, Terminator 2: Judgment Day and WHO Dunnit, spanning vintage classics to modern releases and serving as an IFPA-linked tournament venue.

Playfield 76, now operating as Playfield Sports & Games, is a 21+ bar-arcade in downtown Reno at 235 Lake Street featuring a rotating collection of roughly 22 pinball machines (from classic 1980s titles to modern releases), classic arcade games, cocktails and a weekend kitchen for food and pizza. The larger Lake Street location offers expanded seating and a lively social atmosphere, with guests praising friendly staff and well-maintained machines in local reviews

Pins Mechanical Company (Nashville) at 1102 Grundy St is an industrial‑chic arcade bar in the Gulch that pairs dozens of classic pinball machines with duckpin bowling, bocce, skee‑ball, foosball, ping‑pong and a full craft beer and cocktail program plus a large patio and lively group-friendly atmosphere. The venue is dog‑friendly (with restrictions in high‑traffic areas) and operates as an all‑ages spot until early evening, making it popular for families and pet owners alike. Guests consistently praise the helpful staff, varied games and solid bar menu in reviews, cementing Pins as a go‑to for nostalgic arcade fun and casual nights out in Nashville.

EightyTwo is a 21+ barcade located at 707 East 4th Place in Downtown Los Angeles that pairs a nostalgic arcade experience with a full-service bar, creating a grown-up hangout for pinball and classic video game fans. The venue showcases a rotating lineup of over 55 vintage pinball and arcade machines drawn from a larger private collection, alongside craft cocktails and multiple draft beers at the bar. A spacious outdoor patio, nightly DJs, and regular tournaments round out the lively downtown atmosphere, making EightyTwo a popular spot for group nights, competitive play, and adult nostalgia seekers.

AYCE Gogi Korean BBQ & Pinball in West Hills at 6705 Fallbrook Ave pairs all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue and a full bar with a dedicated pinball room and arcade-style seating, featuring a rotating collection of about 22 premium pinball machines for guests to play while they dine. Guests praise the flavorful meats, attentive service, and lively atmosphere, and most machines are coin-operated (typically $0.50 per game, with newer titles sometimes $0.75), making it a popular local spot for both food and pinball enthusiasts.

Pins Mechanical Co. / 16‑Bit Bar + Arcade at 1880 W. 25th St. in Ohio City is a two‑floor barcade and entertainment destination combining Pins’ signature social gaming—about 21 classic pinball machines—duckpin bowling, skee‑ball and video arcade cabinets with the retro 16‑Bit arcade accessible from inside the venue, plus craft beer, cocktails and event-friendly space popular for groups and nights out.