Pinball Hall Of Fame Las Vegas reviews

A fun spot for all the family

The machines accept quarters and entry is free. You can get money from ATMs or change dollars at machines. It was a great place to visit! It was great that the machines were so cheap! It was a great arcade!

Feel like a nostalgic blast? Only have a few dollars in your pocket? Then head on over to Pinball Museum. You won't be disappointed. A huge selection of machines, from 1950s through today, are available for as little as 25 cents per play. The museum deserves credit for keeping these machines in great condition. I will be returning for certain.

I felt like I was transported back in time to my youth. A wide grin spread. (

It's so cool. It's great to see the new location! All the information and machines from years past are wonderful. You can also play the majority of these machines at a cost below. Our visit lasted approximately 2 hours, and we only spent about.

It was a great time that brought back memories of our youth

This place is amazing in concept! It is amazing how many machines there are. While some are worn, torn and shabby, I find the nostalgia of all these machines amazing. Some games cost only.25. Some games cost 2 dollars, which I did not like. It was like Elvira kissing mandalorian. Some of the 3 ball games were priced at $2. Pinball is my favorite ga... see more

Really fun selection of pinball machines (obviously) and classic arcade games. In addition to the classic staples like Galaga, Mario, Tron, etc. we also had a lot of fun playing the Star Wars pod racing game

If you want to reminisce about the old days, this is the place to go! They have not altered the machines at all so Pac Man is still .25 and most pinball machines are .50 .75 . we had so much fun and I did not see one kid on their phone!! Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is some of the machines were not working properly. We played them ... see more

Amazing place you can spend hours in. I really enjoyed the old 25 cent machines. Lots of fun and not very expensive either. Best place to pop by after seeing the Las Vegas sign

I visit every few months to play pinball. It s the only place I ve been to that you can play several older pinball machines. They have newer ones as well. They also have lots of old arcade machines and other arcade games like skee ball. It s a really fun place and the older games still only cost a quarter or two to play.

It really is a museum. Lots of old school pinball and entertainment machines. Quite a few old machines that I have never seen before. Unfortunately a lot of the old items they have are not operable. They do have a a few modern tables.

Could spend an entire day trying different tables.

The attendants were very helpful and friendly. There are so many games from different generations, all cheap to play like the old arcade days. Also a variety of entertainment cabinets such as crane games. My children (5 &6) LOVED it, did not want to leave. We will definitely be coming back.

So much fun playing Centipedes..a game from my past..loved it..

) Better than any casino! Everyone wins every game here. An absolute highlight in Las Vegas! Almost all machines are playable, many for only 25 cents. Exchange machines available on site. Large free parking lot directly on site. Entry is free but donations welcome. (

Fun place family friendly love this place

Horrible experience here today with my 3yr almost 4yr old. If your children make any sort of noise or show signs of excitement while playing the games management will harass you and make you feel uncomfortable. We have never had such an experience anywhere else. We have let friends know it s not worth the gamble of possibly being harassed and to ei... see more

Amazing place

It was worth it to spend some time at the end of the strip. There were many old and new machines, as well as some arcade games.

There are many games that you can play using real money. This is a great deal for Las Vegas Strip stuff. It's next to the Welcome to Vegas sign.

This is a great place to play pinball, and old-school games such as tron tapper starwars or galaga. It runs on quarters. Ganes are 50 cents up to 2 00. There's no cover.

Pinball Hall of Fame is the place to be if you love pinball. There are many machines, from old and new, that you can play. It is full of pinball machines.

Although the arcade has a good selection, my 4 year old daughter was very upset. I asked her to stop crying because she thought I was being rude. Beth the owner came over to say that she did not think it was kid-friendly.

Pinball is a great way to have fun with your friends