Walt R.
8/18/2025
To the Point: - Lots of machines from early beginnings to modern ones. - Price point $20 Cool way to have fun for a few hours on the cheap. Spend $20 and you'll lose yourself for a while. Great...
Pinball Hall Of Fame
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4925 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, NV 89119
The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, NV is a dedicated museum showcasing the world's largest collection of pinball machines, ranging from the 1950s to the 1990s. Established by the members of the Las Vegas Pinball Collectors Club, this non-profit corporation aims to provide a fun and nostalgic experience for visitors, with all machines restored to like-new playing condition.
Spanning 25,000 square feet, the Pinball Hall of Fame offers a unique alternative to the typical Las Vegas casino scene, providing a family-friendly environment where visitors can not only see the machines but also play their favorite pinball games. With a focus on non-violent arcade entertainment, this one-of-a-kind attraction delivers pure pinball enjoyment while also giving back to non-denominational charities through its excess revenues.
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Addie S.
8/15/2025
. 1 Star We were excited to see the Pinball Hall of Fame had moved, expanded, and now had a huge new sign. Our last visit was 13 years ago with our young kids--this time, we stopped in with our...
Julie V.
7/12/2025
I truly wanted to love this place. For the first 45 minutes, we were having a great time--until everything changed in an instant due to one staff member's completely uncalled-for behavior. One of...
Christopher M.
7/5/2025
Decided to try something different in Las Vegas. A friend of mine referred me to this very unique place that's known to vintage pinball machines which I've never checked out before. Pinball Hall...
Jagruti L.
7/5/2025
Have you ever played Pinballs? They carry classic pinballs from 1950s, 60s, and 90s. Every time, we visit Las Vegas, we make our stop here. You can play your favorite pinballs for 25...
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