We just visited this place in its new location 1610 E. Tropicana and we spent three hours playing all kinds of pinballs. It´s like a marvelous museum where you can actually play very old pinballs or the most recent ones. If you like pinball you can not miss this place. I give it FIVE STARS. more

A bit of a trip off the strip, but worth it! On the way there, the teens in our party were thinking we were going to see exhibits of skilled pinball players LOL! When we got there, I changed a $20 and handed them their quarters and off they went to play games that were set to their original 25... more

We almost gave up as we searched for this little place in a strip mall on the east side of the city. It has low ceilings and isn't really nice is any aesthetic way but I guess you could say it has a charm all its own. Once in, my kids loved the old pinball and baseball games. Of all... more

If you like putting quarters into slots and want to actually enjoy yourself while doing so, the Pinball Hall of Fame is a really fun way to spend an afternoon in Vegas playing the pinball and arcade games you or your big brother or your parents played. Star Trek, Captain Fantastic, South Park, I don't even remember all the games... more

My husband and I were in heaven to visit The Pinball Hall of Fame. They have about 200 newer and vintage machines in a mall - apparently they will be moving to a larger space, and we hope to visit it again. The Pinball Hall of Fame is not much to look at when you walk in - there is... more

What a great place! Not fancy like the rest of Vegas, but really cool! Lots of fun to be had. Some great pins! Unfortunately, the employee who was working there has no personality whatsoever. Could barely speak to us, not the least bit enthusiastic, friendly or helpful. Hopefully he's not the owner. Otherwise, this is a must-see attraction when in... more

This place is a walk through time for pinballers. The machines are in great condition and a fistful of quarters provides plenty of entertainment. My sons ages 21 to 26 did not remember many of the games but I practically had to drag them out the door after a couple of hours. You won't be disappointed.... check this out. more

My wife hates video games and arcades but she liked the Pinball Hall of Fame. I would agree with all the positives everyone else has posted here but will add a few pieces of information that might be helpful. If you are coming from the strip and don't have a car, there is only one way you would want to... more

My father and I stopped by the pinball musuem and were surprised how many different memories it generated for both of us. He's in his mid-60's and found machine after machine that he had played as a kid. Fortunately, they do not limit the machines to pinball only since I grew up during the heyday of the video arcade; but... more