Where to Play Pinball & Arcade Games

Tilted 10 and Tilt Studio is a large entertainment center with two levels of fun for all ages. It is located inside the Cherryvale Mall. They have 12 bowling lanes, laser tag, a mini-golf course, bumper cars, and over 100 video arcade games, pinball, redemption, or prize games. Tilted 10 has full-service dining and bar, which includes craft cocktails. The menu includes comfort classics like chicken tenders, pizza, and a cheesesteak sandwich. 

Formerly a bank building, Pinball Paradise in McLean, IL is the companion to Arcadia Auctions (just steps away!) and houses a growing collection of pinball machines that are clearly a labor of love. Tucked in corners where pinball machines didn’t fit are a rare, professional quality Italian Foosball table made by FAS, a vintage 45rpm Bubbler jukebox for 25 cents per song, and a love tester and strength tester!

One bite and you will fall in love with Bite Me Cake Company in Pueblo, CO, where you’ll find cupcakes, cake pops, cookies, brownies, homemade ice cream, and the stairs to the basement where Flip A Coin Arcade Bar is packed with retro arcade games and pinball from the late 70s to current. Get a Captain Crunch milkshake and head down to Flip A Coin, a full bar featuring some of Colorado's best locally-made drinks. Flip A Coin also hosts bi-weekly pinball tournaments and pinball leagues.

Cartridge Gaming in Lima, OH is a retro gaming store specializing in console gaming – until the owner got bit by the pinball bug. Now Cartridge gaming has more than 20 pinball machines (Dialed In Limited Edition, Firepower and Jurassic Park), three arcade classics (Galaga, Centipede and Ms.Pac Man) and two multi game machines. It happens to the best gaming stores.

Robot City Games and Arcade in Binghamton, NY is a video game store with a very cute 80’s arcade attached. In the video game store, you’ll find consoles, accessories and perhaps every title of game ever published for sale. In the arcade, a two-tone neon paint job gives the space an 80’s vibe and the Kangaroo and Burger Time run on tokens. With over 20 pinball machines and 125 arcade games, Robot City may just be the biggest arcade in the state. 

The L.A.B. in Ogden, UT, is an arcade bar where pinball is their clear favorite, with beautifully maintained machines. The L.A.B. also has classic arcade games, foosball, skeeball, and a lounge area with NES, Nintendo64, Wii, and board games that truly feels like playing in a friend’s living room. The L.A.B. also hosts regular competitions on everything from Big Buck Hunter Reloaded to Killer Queen to Mario Kart Deluxe. 

8 Bit Arcade Bar in Renton, WA, is an awesome 80's vintage throwback arcade with iconic classic arcade games like Ms. Pacman, Galaga, Frogger, and Donkey Kong, as well as modern machines like Minecraft and Luigi’s Haunted Mansion, plus a rotating collection of pinball games. They also serve pizza, milkshakes, and cans of beer. 

Flippin' Great Pinball in Tallahassee, FL, is a retro arcade in an old industrial area turned into an incredible arts district. Flippin features over 40 pinball and video arcade games for play by the hour or all day. Brand new machines like Deadpool are in the front or head toward the back to find electro-mechanical machines and old arcade classics like Donkey Kong and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. There are snacks and drinks to tide you over while you have a Flippin’ Great time. 

What's there to do in Blue Ridge, GA? Play pinball until your head spins, of course! Vertigo Pinball in Blue Ridge, GA is Blue Ridge's most exciting venue to play new and vintage pinball games, enjoy a regional craft beer or cider and try unique sandwiches like the Sassy Mac panini or a gourmet hot dog. No quarters necessary – play by the hour, day, or for the whole weekend.

Located in a quaint cottage, overlooking a beautiful, boulder-filled creek, Village Arcade in Pottstown, PA is an antique arcade with pinball from the 60’s and 70’s. All pinball machines are electromechanical and give you two games for a quarter. Be sure to bring some change, and why don’t you just try pressing play to see if anyone forgot to play their 2nd game? 

Indiana Beach Amusement Resort is a great family fun place. It is an arcade, carnival, and amusement park all on a boardwalk. They have lots of different rides and games, including an escape room.

It's a pinball arcade in a gun shop! Mostly modern Sterns, host regular tournaments and league nights.

Pinky's Revenge is a retro arcade that has a full-service bar and snacks. The game collection range from the biggest titles in history to eclectic one-off titles. 

Looking for a fun-filled day or night out in Atlantic City? Then be sure to check out Lucky Strike Arcade at the Showboat Hotel. This massive arcade has something for everyone, with redemption games, pinball machines, video games and more. Plus, they also have an on-site hotel, restaurant, mini-golf course and go-karts, so you can really make a day or night of it. And if you're feeling lucky, you can even try your hand at the slots at one of the nearby casinos.

Formerly a secret pinball speakeasy, Add A Ball is a hidden gem in the Fremont area of Seattle, WA, located across the street from Brouwers on the alley. Add A Ball is a retro dive bar arcade with two floors of video arcade games and glorious old pinball machines. It’s worth visiting just to scope out the quirky decor, but you’ll also find quirky pins like Badcats, Party Animal, and Radical! For an adults-only bar serving up strong drinks, cheap beer, and pizza by the slice, these machines are beautifully maintained. Even the locals will tell you this place is very Seattle.

Revenge Of is an amazing comic book store with a pinball machine collection. They have about 15 pinball machines. Revenge Of also holds pinball tournaments.