Experts' Choice Award Pinball Hall Of Fame
What the experts agree on
Play over 140 lovingly restored pinball machines dating back to the 1950s at this quirky Vegas gem. Free admission, then feed quarters into classics that span decades of pinball history—it's nostalgia and art rolled into one.
“Descriptions of each machine's attributed and historic values have been attached to them, most handwritten on index cards. And then, best of all, Arnold invites all-comers to play his machines. ”
– Time Out
Where "A 450-feet square foot space with row upon row of pinball machines from the 1950s to 1990s." Full review
Atlas Obscura "This incredible collection of vintage pinball machines can be played at 25 cents a pop. " Full review
Afar Magazine "The Pinball Hall of Fame is a collection of hundreds of pinball games ranging from the 1950s up to the current day. There are no prizes, the point is to appreciate the history and art of Pinball." Full review
Fodor's "The Las Vegas Pinball Museum has more than 140 games from 1947–2009, including the old wood-rail models." Full review
New York Times "On my return to the airport, I stopped at the nearby Pinball Hall of Fame (free admission) and spent $5, one quarter at a time, playing games that went back as far as 1964, the kind of slot machines that pay off in joy"
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Frommer's "More than 100 lovingly restored pinball machines from the 1960s through modern times are lined up and waiting for you to play." Full review
New York Times "Unlike the Strip's 35,000 slot machines, pinball requires at least some strategy. Test your flipper skills at the Pinball Hall of Fame, a hangar-sized (and air-conditioned) warehouse at..."
Condé Nast Traveler "The Pinball Hall of Fame is just a million pinball machines, that's really fun—especially if you're looking to put your quarters in something other than the slot machine. The Pinball Hall..."
Lonely Planet "Aside from the Pinball Hall of Fame and the National Atomic Testing Museum, sights east of the Strip are few. This is where you come to get a sense of 'real life' Las Vegas."
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