Pinball in Tennessee

Game Galaxy is like a wizard's world for video game and pinball lovers. It is an enormous warehouse of classic machines that will give you a total nostalgia flashback to being a kid and spending hours putting quarters into arcade machines. They have over 400 pinball and arcade machines on free play. They often run IFPA sanctioned pinball tournaments and wizardly staff are always happy to teach newcomers how to play. The store is located at 3 S Lowry St, Smyrna, TN 37167. If you love video games, then this is the place for you! You won't be disappointed.

Located in Nashville, TN, Game Terminal is one of the largest arcades and barcades in the United States. With almost 100 active pinball machines on location, they offer a wide selection of games for all ages. In addition to pinball, they also offer a selection of classic video arcade games. Game Terminal is 21+ most nights and dog-friendly on their outdoor patio for those who want to bring their furry friends along. And if you're feeling hungry, they offer a full menu and bar. Whether you're looking to relive your childhood or have some fun with friends, Game Terminal is the perfect place for you.

It is worth planning a trip to downtown Chattanooga, TN to experience the Classic Arcade Pinball Museum. This interactive museum is dedicated to the history, science, and fun behind the fascinating game of pinball! Placards explain the history of vintage machines so you’ll leave knowing that Hercules is the largest pinball machine ever, how Earthshaker shakes, and why Delta Queen is a local favorite. Play all day for the price of admission with your come-and-go wristband or grab something from the snackbar. Local? Join a tournament or league. 

Flashback Arcade in Murfreesboro, TN is a wonderful, unassuming destination for any arcade enthusiast looking to enjoy some classic and modern games! From 40 different pinball machines of all eras, to the ever popular Dance Dance Revolution, Flashback has plenty to offer. There's also a great selection of other retro and new-gen arcade titles as well. All machines are set up for free play and entrance will only set you back $15. Flashback Arcade is kept very clean and well maintained so you're sure to have a great time - just make sure to get your grub on before or after your visit since there isn't food or drink available at this establishment!

Enjoy all your favorites from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s at Flipside Retro Arcade and Museum in Bristol, TN. Flipside is a family-friendly vintage arcade with classic consoles like Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and N64, as well as some of the all time favorites like, Pac-Man, Frogger, and Donkey Kong. Most of the pinball machines are sought after by collectors and very rare, like Wizard of Oz, the Hobbit, Sega Harley Davidson-99 and a 1955 Wonderland machine, one of only a handful left in the world. One low price to play all day or purchase a monthly pass. Play Gottlieb Bingo from 1931 to win a free pass!

Eastside Bowl is a hip bar, a diner, a bowling alley, a music venue, and an arcade in Madison, TN. A cutesy mid-century modern decor is complemented by arcade classics like Paperboy, Pac-Man, Frogger, and free pinball in the lobby. Local punk and indie musicians from the Nashville area play, (and the occasional national act) on two stages. A “soul” lounge with a distinct 70’s atmosphere serves the 21 and over crowd. Try the shepherd’s pie in the diner.

Located in the heart of downtown Music City, Pins offers up classic experiences such as ping pong, foosball, and bocce ball, along with more modern activities like duckpin bowling. Pinball fans will be especially delighted – Pins has 24 pinball machines on-site for visitors to enjoy! Best of all, Pins also serves beer, wine and cocktails so visitors can grab a beverage while they take a break from their favorite games. Pins is a great spot for adults during their evening hours (it goes 21+ after 8pm) but it's also dog friendly both inside and out and children are welcome before 8pm when accompanied by an adult. So if you're looking to get your game on while visiting Nashville – Pins Mechanical Company is definitely worth checking out!

No Quarter in Music City is one of Nashville's premier pinball destinations. No Quarter offers over 20 classic and new pinball machines for your enjoyment, along with a carefully curated craft beer selection, wine, and cocktails. No Quarter was recently reopened after having closed for a year due to tornado damage, and they're now better than ever. No Quarter provides an opportunity for competitive play with tournaments every Wednesday night at 7pm as well as month-long league play. No Quarter is 21+ only every day except for Sunday, so plan on leaving the kids at home. No Quarter should be one of your go-to locations when looking for exciting Pinball action in Nashville!

Up-Down is the Nashville outpost of the Up-Down Arcade chain with other locations in Des Moines, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Louis and Oklahoma City. Popular barcade concept with pinball machines (15 on site), arcade machines, skee-ball, DDR, and other games that are fun to play while drinking with friends. You'll find a full bar with a focus on local craft beers, plus tasty pizzas to nosh on. Up-Down is strictly 21+, so this arcade's just for the adults! 

A chill spot to relax and get your flip on. Located in the back of a vape shop in far East Nashville, you can play 5 modern Stern machines and a 1975 Hokus Pokus from Bally.