A lot of busted, routed, un-level games but also nice examples of games I can't play anywhere near home. If just the front row was at any other location it would still be pinball mecca. I cant imagine keeping this many route machines even running is easy.
Pinball Hall of Fame
The Pinball Hall of Fame is Las Vegas' Largest Public Pinball Collection in the world. Over 200 pinball machines from the late 1940's to present day. No entry fee. Older EM games are 25 cents, most '80's and '90's pins are 50 or 75 cents, and most of the modern Stern games are $1. Many of the EM games are set at 5 balls. There is also an entire row of classic arcade games from the '80's, an air hockey table, claw machines, and various other amusement games. There are also some of the old one-flipper pitch & bat games by Williams and some extremely rare pinball machines like The Pinball Circus, Impacto, Goin' Nuts, Q*Bert's Quest, Strange World, and others. Popcorn and vending machines are on site, however, alcohol of any kind is NEVER sold, nor it's allowed on premises as it's a family-friendly venue, unless it's a private event. The PHOF also operates a couple of pins at the Tropicana Cinemas. New for 2023 to the Pinball Hall of Fame is the Stern experience. https://youtu.be/GoOi505faf4
Opening hours
Sunday thru Thursday: 10am to 9pm
Friday and Saturday: 10am to 10pm
Address
4925 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA
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SS Bally, 1994
One of the rarest pins that the owner has no interest in getting working. Will sit dark until the end of time…
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9 years ago
Kingman, KS
I spent 3 days in Vegas, and about 5-6 hours a day were spent here. It was the highlight of my trip and the best classic arcade atmosphere in the world. I loved everything about it. Can't wait to come back for another visit. Just wish I lived closer!
7 years ago
my trip here got cut short but i'd love to return and do an entire weekend of nothing but PHOF.
Saint Albans, NL
5 years ago
Just spent a few hours here...I will be in town for a couple weeks so i will be back.
The Good: Selection, staff around to give refunds, shut down problem pins, communicate with, beautiful CV, Fish Tales 6 or so others, most flippers are strong enough or as they should be and most targets register
The Bad: Trek Premium had various stuck balls, lost coils. Pop bumpers do not fire as designed on most games. 15 or so percent of DMD games are down.
Loads of traffic, this is a busy place. Needs and army of techs to sustain and elevate the experience.
4 years ago
This place is an absolute gem. Played for five hours and didn't have a single issue with a machine. There was a tech on staff cleaning machines and addressing issues as they arose. Was told they have 8 techs total.
Prices have gone up since the description was written. EMs $.25. Older games $.50 for 3 balls. $.75 for some more popular older games and late 90s and 00s. $1.00 or $2/3 for newer machines. They have so many cool old arcade machines as well. Only complaint is the Superbands!
3 years ago
The Pinball Hall of Fame is where I spend WAAAAY too much time. My daughter volunteers there, and I play a couple times a week. It’s goal is to keep the games playable, not necessarily preserved for posterity or admired. Also, it is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, with profits donated to The Salvation Army.
1 year ago
You guys know there's other manufacturer's than Stern making pinballs, right? And even if you're stuck with Stern, you know they offer more than lowly pro models, right? I went to Chicago to play at a real pinball location, and I have a hard time going back to the HOF now. I see why players talk trash about it now.
6 months ago
Visited Nov ‘23 and had a lackluster experience. 60% of the games were non-operable, broken or unplugged. The lighting is fluorescent in an open warehouse, not allowing the table lighting to really shine. The museum has an excellent neon sign outside, and the building is well decorated on the exterior. Wish the business owners would invest in some techs and get things operational.
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Great selection there, my feet hurt after that long visit.