This place is amazing! With pinball on a slow but steady decline you are lucky to find a handful of pinball machines in any given town across america. This place has about 150 new and old machines plus some video arcade classics. It is also one of the very few cheap thrills you can find in Las Vegas with no... more

Sorry to say this, but my husband and I walked in and walked out. While there were a ton of pinball machines and it could have been fun to stay and play, it was June in Las Vegas! No air conditioning inside! Yichs! The place is kinda grimy and smelly too! Perhaps I am just too old! more

I am glad I discovered this place through Trip Advisor. It was easy to get there. I had a lot of fun playing with pinballs older than me (and I am not precisely a teen-ager ;)), even if at the end of the day my wrists were destroyed...but this is my issue, nothing to do with the place, obviously. 20... more

I spent a fabulous couple of hours with my family at the Pinball Hall of Fame. I would describe it as the ideal Vegas rainy day activity if it ever rained in Vegas... Perhaps it is the ideal too-hot-to-be-outside activity? This "hall of fame" is located in a low-rent strip mall east of the strip. Unlike the casinos, the space... more

Everybody of all ages will love this place. Some pinball machines are from the forties. All in working order! There are regular video game machines also, new and old. The person that runs the place takes great pride in making sure every feature of the game works and lights up. What a chore, but he does it. Place is easy... more

This place is awesome. Not well known as I had to tell the cabbie how to find the place, but there is a great selection of tables with a few arcade cabinets to boot. Good cheap fun off the strip. We took a cab from the Stratosphere to the tune of $27 including tip. Near the corner of Pecos &... more

This Pinball HOF is completely unpretentious and aimed at people who love pinball and early arcades. All the machines are well taken care of and under continuous care and maintenance. The prices are completely reasonable, ranging from 25¢ to $1.00 for the most high-end (or rare) models. One such rare item, "The Pinball Circus" is one of only a handful... more

We had time to kill our last day in Vegas before our flight out. We spent 1 1/2 hours in this amazing place. There are so many games to choose from. One of my favorites was the pinball machine that was about magic. They have alot of really old machines up to ones produced in the 80's. The have information... more

Probably 100 restored classic machines (most from the 50's, 60's or 70's) ready to be played. No admission fee, most machines are still a quarter to play and the selection is great. Good job by the owner keeping it basic and affordable ($5-10 will give you a couple hours of enjoyment playing the classic restored machines). Will bring back good... more