Featuring pinball machines dating back 70 years to modern incarnations, Seattle Pinball Museum is all about this fun game! With the price of admission you can view all of the interesting pinball machines, and better yet, you can play pinball! Seattle Pinball Museum is an interesting hybrid of an arcade and museum, where you can learn about the machines by reading the plaques beside the games as well as play all of the machines. Try beating the high score of the vintage 1966 Loop the Loop machine or try mastering the 2011 Rolling Stones machine. If you pay a little more then the admission price you can get an all day pass.
Website: seattlepinballmuseum.com
Phone: (206) 623-0759
Cross Streets: Between S King St and S Weller St
Closed now
- Sat 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
508 Maynard Ave S Seattle, WA 98104 ·2274.55 mi
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- Family friendly
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We arrived just after opening a few games were not working when I asked the guy at the back counter a question he was a bit rude and we left after an hour.
MoreThis place is too cool! They have pinball machines from the 1960s to 2024! It's very interesting to see the evolution of the pinball machine from the gimics used to the lighting and other technology. Each machine offers a unique experience. You can play as many games as you would like and for as long as you'd like with the $23 cost of admission. They also have some traditional arcade games to play as well. Definitely worth the trip! The staff are also very kind and helpful.
MoreSuch a great time playing all the old pin ball machines. Some new ones as well. Brings back memories of hanging with friends. Try out all the machines - unlimited time at the museum.
MoreWhat a blast. Dozens of pinball machines for one reasonable price. I’ve been going here for years. Great way to spend an afternoon.
MoreMy husband is a huge pinball fan and we found this place I knew it would be a hit for him. Turned out I had loads of fun playing as well. We spent over 2 hours there. They had about 60 different machines from the 1960's to the present. We had loads of fun and would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to recapture their youth and play some pinball. My only complaint is that there was very limited seating if your feet got tired from standing for so long.
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