On our visit to Seattle my son said we have to visit the Pinball Museum. So on our last day we did. It was fun and we spent close to 3.5 hours playing pinball. My wife could not believe we spent all that time playing....More

My two grown sons and I decided to spend some time here on my recent trip to visit them. It has been on my list of things to do in Seattle for many trips. My sons had introduced me to pinball on a previous trip...More

Looking for something different to do we thought we'd pop into the pinball museum. 4 hours later we emerged blinking into daylight! Great fun afternoon. Basically pay the fee and play as many machines as you like. We enjoyed the old machines (oldest was from...More

My family wanted to go and figured it would be a fun hour or two for them. We ended up spending 4 hours playing all the pinball machines. There are machines from the late 60s up to 2016 and all are free. It is fun...More

My wife is a huge pinball fan, and we've been chatting about going here for years. So glad we finally did! Dozens of (often) vintage pinball machines, plus a few early 80's arcade games as well. Two levels. Staff terrific, very approachable and obviously proud...More

This is a place for gamers. Our college age boys were enthralled and challenged. Mostly Pinball machines, with 4 original 8 bit games (PAC-man, Ms. Pac-man, Galaga & Missile Command) upstairs. Admission gives you unlimited play. Density of people varied throughout the day. We were...More

This is so cool! Pay one price and play pinball and arcade games ALL day! All of the games are set on Free Play and they have some of the finest classics ever made! For someone like me who eat, breathed, and lived the arcade...More

They have two kinds of admission - you can visit once or pay a little more to revisit at your leisure all day. At first I thought that the price was quite a bit for such a small place, but I was really wrong. Admission...More

I visited Seattle as part of a trip that included New York, Vancouver and Portland. This was one of the highlights. $15 to play as much as you want and beer available to buy. Cindy and her husband were very pleasant and passionate about their...More

Visiting from Ireland we discovered this place on Atlasobscura. Cindy and her husband were so lovely. We had a couple of craft beers playing the pinball machines but pakman was particularly a favourite spent literally an hour on it! Highly recommend a visit