Pinball Museum
spent the last few days in vegas and went to the pinball hall of fame several times in between gambling bouts. it's a place i've always wanted to check out and i got the chance to play lots of EM's that until now, i'd only read about.
admission is free and the EM's cost a quarter and the SS pins cost 50 cents. most of the machines have a QR code on them to scan with your phone which then pulls up a page with that particular game's history and specifics. many also have an index card on them with the same info.
t's an unassuming warehouse type building just a few minutes from the strip that contains pins of course but also a good selection of vintage arcade games as well as pitch and bats, shooting games, and other machines that can only be found in places like this. i also found found and played the vintage arcade game "Gorf", i haven't seen that machine in years.
the "museum" should be a stop for any fan of coin op amusement machines when in vegas and since it's been open they've given over a half million to charity.
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