Pinball in Pennsylvania

Come pinball wizards, come one, come all! If you're looking for a pinball paradise, look no further than Pinball Perfection in Westview, PA. This place has one of the largest pinball collections in the United States, with over 300 machines to choose from. And it's not just about quantity - these are all high-quality pinball machines that are sure to provide hours of fun. Whether you're a pinball novice or a seasoned pro, you'll find plenty to enjoy here. Pinball Perfection is open year-round, five days a week. So if you're in the area, be sure to check out Pinball Perfection - you won't be disappointed!

Are you ready to travel back in time to the golden age of arcade gaming? Look no further than Pinball PA, a retro pinball and video game arcade located just outside of Pittsburgh. 

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As you step inside, the sound of the machines and the flashing lights transport you to a different era. With over 170 pinball machines on location, it is truly a mecca for pinball enthusiasts and one of the largest collections in the United States. And the best part? All the games are set to free play with your admission fee, so you can relive your glory days without breaking the bank. But Pinball PA is more than just pinball, it also has skee ball, retro arcade games, air hockey and more. It's the perfect place to bring the whole family for a day of nostalgia-filled fun. Don't miss out on this opportunity to relive the past and make new memories at Pinball PA.

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The Pinball Gallery is one of the largest arcades in the United States, and it's located near Philadelphia in Malvern, PA. The arcade has over 80 active pinball machines, and it also offers video arcade games and console gaming. The Pinball Gallery is a great tournament and league pinball location - the flat fee for entry means that you can play as many games as you want once you're inside. The arcade is clean, well lit, and the staff is friendly. If you're looking for a fun place to spend an afternoon or evening, the Pinball Gallery is definitely worth checking out!

Helicon Brewing in Oakdale, PA is a unique destination for craft beer lovers and pinball enthusiasts alike. Their 15 barrel brewery boasts a 48 seat taproom, offering 8-12 delicious beers on tap, including seasonal and limited releases. Not only that, they also have over 40 pinball games including many of the highest rated games! Helicon Brewing hosts a wide variety of events such as live music and rotating food trucks as well as pinball tournaments. Follow them on social media so you can be updated when they offer free play pinball events! There is something for everyone at Helicon Brewing; enjoy their great beers, play pinball and hang out in their outdoor space with a warming bonfire or play a round of cornhole. 

Pittsburgh Pinball Dojo is the ultimate destination for pinball enthusiasts and fun-seekers! With over 50 classic pinball games from 1959 to present, you're bound to have a blast. PIttsburgh Pinball Dojo maintains an LGBTQI+ and family friendly atmosphere. They offer open play, league nights, and tournaments. 

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Pittsburgh Pinball Dojo also has dedicated event spaces available and BYOB is allowed. For only $15, all games are free to play, and they also feature a pool table, ping-pong table, dart board, chess table and arcade games. They also have a selection of drinks and snacks available for purchase. 

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Note that Pittsburgh Pinball Dojo is only open limited hours each week. Check their website for more details.

Bring your quarters to the vape shop to feed your addictions at the Retro Arcade located inside Vaporosity in Sharon, PA. Part vape store, part video game and movie store, and part quarter-play pinball arcade, Retro Arcade at Vaporosity hosts IFPA ranked tournaments under black light and sells thousands of retro console games and DVDs. 

Lehigh Valley's largest pinball collection is hidden within Penn Skate – Pennsylvania’s oldest and largest indoor skate park in Allentown. You must be 18 or with a parent to ride BMX, skate or scooter, but all ages can enjoy a primo collection of pinball machines. Pay a small fee to free play pinball for a few hours or join a monthly tournament.

The Pinball Place in West Chester, PA, has an excellent rotating selection of Stern, Jersey Jack, and American Pinball machines. Watch for open play days to come in and play all day for one low price. Join a tournament, rank on the Stern leaderboard, and bond with the highest-ranked local pinheads. Need a fix? Pinball Place also does pinball repairs. 

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? 

Pins Mechanical Co in Pittsburgh, PA is a swanky social destination featuring duckpin bowling, ping pong, bocce ball, hookie, dozens of classic pinball machines, and old-school arcade games for free. Bring your own food and enjoy their high-quality cocktails and craft beers. Pins is kid-friendly until 9 pm at which point you’ll want to take the slide back down to the door. 

Do you ever feel like a silver ball bouncing around in a pinball machine? You might be at Kickback Pinball Cafe in Pittsburgh, PA, where the decor really puts you in the game. Kickback is a colorful, quirky joint with two floors of classic and modern pinball machines serving homemade sandwiches, salads, a full espresso menu, and fresh rotating single-origin drip coffee. There’s no better way to fight existential dread than flipping out – on a pinball machine! BYOB. 

Bartari is retro-inspired and has a little something for everyone. It is part bar, part restaurant, and part arcade. They have over 40 video games from the '80s and '90s, pool tables, skee ball, and pinball machines. Their pinball collection includes 10+ current machines. They also hold pinball tournaments. The bar has over 20 taps of craft and domestic beers and ciders. They also have a wide selection of bottles and cans, wine, a full bar,  plus '80s and 90's inspired cocktails such as the Electric Smurf and Snoop Cooler. The restaurant is Gastropub cuisine with a focus on shareable dishes. Bartari is family-friendly until 9 pm. 

Tokens Arcade offers private reservations but is open to the public on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4 to 9 pm. It is a fun, friendly environment with 16 different pinball machines, a Neo Geo machine with games from the early '90s, and a video arcade full of games from the '80s. The facility is BYOB, but be respectful of the family-friendly atmosphere. Tokens Arcade does offer pinball leagues and tournaments throughout the year. 

IronBlast's Game Zone in Washington, PA is a huge toy and gaming store with a full retro arcade. They have a large selection of arcade cabinets like Ms. Pacman, Donkey Kong and Street Fighter II and pinball games including 80’s and 90’s classics like Kiss, Robocop and The Simpsons Pinball Party. Games are set to free play and it is $10 to play all day. Ask about upcoming pinball tournaments! 

Timeline Arcade is the place to step back in time with over 300+ video arcade games and pinball machines. The overall selection of pinball machines includes both old and new games. They have retro decor and also have a pool table. They do allow BYOB after 7 pm. Timeline Arcade is $10 per hour and $5 for each additional hour. They do have a $25 all-day pass. Children are welcome but must have a parent present in the facility. 

Have you ever had a crush on a grocery store? You might develop one at MOM's Organic Market in Abington, PA. Sure, it is a fresh fruit and veggie store with bulk goods and a sustainable clothing line. But behind a partition in their own little room you’ll find a paradise of silver balls, flippers, and blinking lights awaits you. There are also a couple of video game cabinets, and all games and these classic pins are 50 cents to play so bring your quarters. Do try the cooked edible insects like mealworms and crickets while you’re in the grocery store, won’t you?