Bring quarters
Classic machines keep the vintage arcade feel alive. Visitors can jump right into the games and enjoy the old-school experience.
Las Vegas • playable museum • nonprofit arcade
A brighter home for pinball legends and arcade classics.
Step inside 25,000 square feet of playable pinball history: glowing playfields, vintage arcade cabinets, electromechanical classics, solid-state legends, and rows of machines restored for real play.
New bright moving-background design for www.pinballHOF.com • neon logo • parallax depth • mobile friendly • arcade-inspired experience
Plan your visit
Big museum. Bright energy. Easy stop.
The Pinball Hall of Fame is at 4925 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89119, on the Strip near the Welcome to Las Vegas sign and Mandalay Bay. Admission is free; visitors pay only for the games they choose to play.
Family friendly
Rows of non-gambling amusement machines make it an easy stop for all ages.
Play the history
From woodrail and EM machines to solid-state favorites, the museum is hands-on.
Support the mission
The museum is nonprofit, with proceeds supporting operations and charitable giving.
Game finder
Playable machines from every era.
The public game list includes EM and solid-state pinball, woodrail machines, 1960s wedgeheads, 1970s classics, and later digital-display games.
This concept includes a compact sample set. The live production version can import the full PHoF machine list and row map.
Inside the hall
Rows of glowing glass, bells, bumpers, and cabinet art.
Keep the flippers flipping
Every play helps preserve arcade history.
The Pinball Hall of Fame is a registered nonprofit museum built around playable preservation. The refreshed site now uses a brighter arcade look, a custom logo, and layered motion effects to create more visual depth.