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Pinball Hall of Fame, Las Vegas

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#5 of 38 in Museums in Las Vegas

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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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Pinball Hall of Fame Reviews

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• By Masonsvacation

  Looking to introduce your kids to the world of pinball, bring them to this giant playable collection of pinball machines from the 70's and 80's. Its a giant arcade of fun that will entertain the kids ...  more »

• By jjastor2000

  Lots of pinball machines as title suggests. Not as many retro games as I prefer but a cool place for sure. I scouted a few others of the competition and they didn't compare. If you love pinball this i...  more »

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• By Jeannette Asato

  I LOVE this place. It has all kinds of Pinball machines & some really awesome "arcade" games. I really do recommend this place as a low-key, simple but fun place to go. My fiancee and I love coming here after a nice dinner. We both have a blast and it's not overly expensive. Some machines let you play for 25 cents!!

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• By Wendy S

  Pretty neat place. In an unassuming strip mall that had seen better days. Really cool pinball machines from 1960 to today. Free entry and games are only $.25 to $1. Not the cleanest or most organized but everything was nice. Or says it benefits a charity. They also seem rarely knowledgeable about the games.

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