Nonprofit museum housing the world’s largest collection of playable pinball machines, spanning decades of arcade history in a retro, hands-on environment.
General Information
Friday and Saturday: 10:00am to 10:00pm
Games: $0.25–$0.75 per play depending on machine age and type
How to Get There
From the Las Vegas Strip, head south on Las Vegas Blvd toward the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign; the museum is across from Mandalay Bay on the east side of the boulevard.
Overview
The Pinball Hall of Fame is a nostalgic paradise for arcade lovers, offering more than 25,000 square feet of playable pinball machines and vintage arcade games. Located on the Las Vegas Strip, this nonprofit museum is home to over 200 machines dating from the 1940s to the 1990s, all lovingly restored and maintained by volunteers. Visitors can play everything from classic electromechanical games to modern digital machines, with most games costing just a few quarters. The museum is a passion project of Tim Arnold, a former arcade operator, and all proceeds beyond operating costs are donated to charity.
The Hall of Fame is more than just a collection—it's a living tribute to the golden age of pinball. Machines from iconic franchises like Star Wars, KISS, and The Simpsons sit alongside rare and obscure titles, offering something for every generation. The space is intentionally simple, with concrete floors and minimal signage, allowing the games to take center stage. Whether you're a seasoned “pinhead” or a curious newcomer, the Pinball Hall of Fame delivers a fun, family-friendly experience that celebrates the joy of analog gaming in a digital world.
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