“All you can play pinball”
Presently 53 pinball machines and 4 Arcades As flashy as a flashback can get, the Seattle Pinball Museum is alive with a sensory overload of sound and light. No need to bring quarters for flipper nostalgia, though. The entry fee gets you all-you-can-play access to more than fifty machines as well as arcade classics Asteroids and Missile Command. Not exactly the pinball experience of your childhood years, the museum allows you tip back a brew while you wait for the ball to stop bouncing around on the top bumpers. Bring a date and try to best each other scores or challenge a friend for who buys the next round.
Really incredible place if you're into pinball. The best part? No quarters needed, everything is on free-play mode. You just pay the fee to get in, and you have access to well over 50 machines for as long as you want.
Best. Date. Ever.
OK, maybe not the BEST - but very very good!
Family fun! Lots of arcade games. We couldn't get enough!
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Seattle Pinball Museum
Hours
- Sun, Mon: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- Thu - Sat: 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Independent
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Credit Cards Accepted
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Public Restrooms
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No Wifi
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Street Parking
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Yes Parking
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