I was fortunate enough to hear about this place before it first opened. I came the first week it opened with a fellow friend and pinball enthusiast. They have expanded to bigger and better things since then. Something this unique and nostalgic piqued my interest. Maybe it's the three plus years I spent working at an arcade in Hawaii, two as a manager. Maybe it's the numerous times I spent with friends playing pinball at bars. Who knows? Haha. They have added other various old school non-pinball games and even sell some drinks and snacks.
There is no entry fee. Go to see the history of pinball games and see how they've progressed from the early days to this decade. You can also play them if you so choose! It's like an interactive electronic museum. Quarters are required to play the games but the costs to play the games are very reasonable. Odds are it'll cost you alot less to get entertainment here than on the strip. So why not check it out at least once?