Pinball Hall of Fame

Lots of cool pinball machines and other arcade games! They have atms and they can also break bills at the merchandise counter. They have historic machines dating from the 1930s and plenty of machines from the 1940s to modern years. This is a nonprofit with many machines in need of repair, if you love pinball machines and the history of gaming and arcades, give them love and stop by!

Second time visitor. Its such a wonderful place. I love that games from throughout pinball history are available to see and play. Not everything works or is in playable shape, but all of the best games and most popular machines are up and running and have regular attention! There are going machines all over the place. Games are between 25 cents and $1 to play, and there is a little merchandise area too. There are restrooms and a lot of space to spread out. It wasnt way too busy when I was there, but it was a thursday afternoon. There are so many fun times to be had here! Its the more affordable place to spend money on bright shiny objects and loud bells. I saw multiple employees cleaning machines. This place is all ages friendly and you should definitely give it a few coins of time when you stop by Vegas!

Such a fun spot for all ages. Love that there’s no entry fee, so you can just walk in and play. We spent around $20 and stayed entertained for hours. The older machines being only $0.25 is awesome, although most newer games are around $1+. Everything was clean, family friendly, and there’s even a nice little gift shop to check out. It’s even better knowing it’s a non-profit. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Vegas.

If you're seeking a pure dose of nostalgia in Las Vegas, the Pinball Hall of Fame is the perfect destination. I visited this place with a friend, and it truly felt like stepping back into childhood. As soon as you walk in, you're surrounded by rows of classic pinball machines and arcade games that span decades, many of which are fully playable and remarkably well-maintained. It immediately reminded me of the days spent at places like Chuck E. Cheese or old-school arcade halls. What makes this venue special is that it's not just a museum; it's interactive. You're not merely observing history; you're experiencing it. Every machine is there for you to enjoy, and most only cost a few quarters, making it both fun and surprisingly affordable. The entire experience is a delightful "blast from the past." From the sounds of the machines to the flashing lights and straightforward gameplay, it's a reminder of the simplicity and joy of arcades before everything became digital and overly complicated. Whether you grew up playing these games or are simply curious about retro gaming, this place is worth a visit. It's simple, nostalgic, and just plain fun. It's definitely a must-visit if you're in Vegas and want something different from the typical Strip experience.

The Pinball Hall of Fame is one of the most fun and unique attractions in Las Vegas. There is no charge to get in, but make sure to bring plenty of quarters or use the change machines on site because once you start playing, it is hard to stop. This is not just a collection of vintage pinball machines either. There are plenty of classic video games along with other arcade favorites like Skee-Ball, making it a perfect place for anyone who loves old-school gaming and nostalgia. My wife and I planned on staying for a short visit, but nostalgia definitely took over and we ended up spending a couple of hours there without even realizing it. It is also a great place to escape the Las Vegas heat during the middle of the day or to spend time indoors on a rainy day. The atmosphere is relaxed, fun, and welcoming for all ages. What really made the visit special was the staff. Everyone we encountered was warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable. One gentleman who had worked there for many years actually gave us a tour and shared incredible stories and history about some of the very old machines. We were blown away by how much he knew and how passionate he was about preserving these classic games. If you enjoy retro arcades, pinball, or just want a fun break from the casinos and crowds, this place is absolutely worth visiting.

WOW!!! If you love pinball machines from many decades or classic video games from the 1980s, you will LOVE a lengthy visit to the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, Nevada. Plan on spending at least an hour and a LOT of quarters walking up and down the rows of games in this HUGE warehouse. The warehouse is conveniently located next to a freeway and very close to the famous Las Vegas strip. Don't worry about parking because the parking lot is just as big as the warehouse, and the parking is FREE! My son, who was 23 at the time, and I were visiting Las Vegas and stumbled upon this place driving back to our house rental. And I am so glad we stopped. Walking inside was like a magic wonderland of lights and sound that brought me back to my youth in the 1980s. As I played a Black Knight pinball for 10 minutes of smiling delight, my son, who's only experience with video games was Xbox and Sony, wandered away with quarters in hand to find his place in this new world of wonder to him. We spent the next 45 minutes playing games alone before we met back up to play 2 person for another hour. Some machines didn't work so well but the attendants are very helpful. We both had so much fun laughing, groaning and cursing while having a blast! I felt like a teen in the 80s again, while my son quickly developed a love of the old machines which has continued now that we're back in Washington (he got his friends hooked on pinball too). I HIGHLY recommend putting a stop to the Pinball Hall of Fame on your go-to list of places to see in Vegas. You won't be disappointed.

Thought it would be a nice place to visit did not expect to be in there for hours putting quarters in machines. Was an absolute blast! Fun for anyone who like history, games and this is the first place I have ever been to who combines both! Normally you can only look but this place keeps the magic and history truly alive well done. Will be visiting again.

A Must-Visit for Pinball Fans - And a Brilliant Family Day Out If you’re a pinball fan, this place is absolute heaven. The Pinball Hall of Fame was high on my bucket list and it completely delivered. Rows and rows of beautifully maintained machines from different eras - from true vintage classics to newer tables - all playable and affordable. You could easily spend hours here and still not try everything. What makes it even better is the value. We spent around $20 and played for a couple of hours, which in Vegas feels almost unheard of. Most machines are just 25c, and there’s a change machine on site so it’s easy to get set up and start playing. It’s not just for enthusiasts either. This is a genuinely great option for families looking for something different from the usual Vegas attractions. It’s relaxed, fun and refreshingly wholesome. Kids will love the variety of machines, claw games and quirky arcade options - just bear in mind that many of the machines are real antiques, so there are (quite rightly) reminders not to run around. It’s also very easy to reach from the Strip. If you’re staying centrally, hop on the Deuce bus and it stops very close by, making it a simple and inexpensive trip without needing a car. Whether you’re chasing nostalgia or just want a fun, low-cost few hours with the family, this place is well worth the visit.