I'm in agreement, I know nothing of pinball except that they appear to be a dying form of entertainment.  Because of all the previous reviews (all fabulous), I had to take the BF here for a surprise...I mean, what person wouldn't think a pinball museum wouldn't be cool?\n\nHe spent all night taking random guesses as to where I could be taking him, imagine his surprise when we showed here!  (We actually have been this in area before, for the Red Hookah Lounge and the Putter's!  But we never noticed the Pinball Museum!)\n\nAfter taking a quick walk through all the old games and reading the interesting handwritten tidbits about the older machines, we got to playing!  I came prepared, and loaded with quarters.  We were looking for games with the most chances for \"multi-ball\" action and had the most twists and twirls in the machines.  We even tried out that very unique pinball machine that is built upward (the circus themed one).  Thank goodness for the \"Saved Ball\" because I suck at pinball and lose it within the first 10 seconds! \n\nThis is definitely a very unique place to be.  The history of these machines, as well as making it an interactive museum for all ages, is reason alone to come.  And what better way to spend an evening than dropping a few quarters, watching a few balls roll around, and having a couple of sore fingers?  \n\nOnly complaint, I think the place needs a bit more lighting.  We couldn't see some of the details of the pinball machines because it's so dark.  Also, can someone please install an antibacterial dispenser by the entrance?