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Pinball Hall of Fame, Las Vegas

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#5 of 38 in Museums in Las Vegas

Specialty Museum Museum

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At Pinball Hall of Fame, not only do you get to see about 400 games, including some very rare classic ones, but you also get to play them. Created in 2006 by Las Vegas Pinball Collectors Club, this museum is staffed and operated by volunteers and pinball enthusiasts. Some of the games you'll play are from 1940s; others are modern. One particular set was a prototype that never got out on the market, so it's the only one of its kind that is finished. It couldn't be easier to arrange your visit to Pinball Hall of Fame and many more Las Vegas attractions: make an itinerary online using Inspirock's Las Vegas holiday planner.

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• By erichH7256OI

  Great entertainment at a reasonable cost. A lot of 25 & 50 cent games. Pins are beautifully restored.  more »

• By charlescP2298BE

  Every one should go and enjoy being a kid again. Can't wair till new building is open new games old games it's the best  more »

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• By Holly Griffin

  This was an interesting and super fun place to be. Each machine has a tiny note card with information about the game and where it came from. But, it's mostly just fun! I was much happier playing games here then gambling. We were a group of 6 and easily able to spend almost 2 hours here. There are vending machines and a popcorn machine but no other food, and no outside food or beverages are allowed. It also is a non smoking facility.

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• By Marc G

  Love this place, this is a great stop if you like Pinball. They have tons of classic machines from all eras and even some very new ones, they are anywhere from $0.25 to $1.00 a play which means you can get a huge value for your entertainment dollar here. Since I moved to Vegas it is a go to for something cheap and extremely fun to do. Keep in mind the people who are working there are volunteering so treat them nicely as they are working for free.

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