They tout themselves as the second largest arcade in the world at 27,000 square feet. It’s definitely the best one I’ve ever been to. Beyond being an impeccable collection of digital machines, the whole place is well decorated wall to wall to ceiling with memorabilia like movie posters, lunchboxes, figures and more.

Pinballs are positioned on coasters for ease nudges. There’s team of people performing constant maintenance and cleaning. I didn’t witness a single out of order machine amongst the hundreds there.

I’m not shocked my favorites are all here. They also group them by make and include the line ups of smaller makers Jersey Jack, American and Spooky Pinballs.

Admission is $22 and machines are on free play across the board except for redemption machines. Nearly all machines have info cards with year, description and production numbers if available. They also serve as a distributor for in-production games.