Many classic old pinball machines here and for $10 you can play until your wrists are sore or longer. A fantastic value and lots of fun. Check it out.

What a fantastic place. Our family (dad, mom, 13 and 9 year olds) loved spending a couple of hours here playing pinball. It is $10 for adults and I think $6 for kids, to play as long as you want. Very nice couple running the place. The machines are lined up by year with a brief history of each. You... More

For years, I have been traveling to Seattle on a regular basis and, somehow, have managed to miss this place... Until last week! Located in the International District or, "Chinatown", this place is fantastic. For a flat fee of about 10 bucks, one can play any of the pinball machines until they are an "expert"! The museum, on our trip,... More

I had been meaning to check out the Pinball museum for some time and decided to make it part of a rainy afternoon date. For $10 you get unlimited play on dozens of machines. The museum is clean (including a nice bathroom), the owners are very friendly and their northwest beer selection is pretty darn good. We parked two blocks... More

This is a great place to visit for those looking to relive their days spent in bowling alleys, student unions or arcades, feeding quarter after quarter into pinball machines hoping for a high score. The Seattle Pinball Museum has a great rotating collection of machines dating from the earliest days of pinball wizardry up to modern times. Pay one price... More

I was visiting Seattle and had just a few hours left in town. I was looking on TripAdvisor for one more thing to do before I had to fly out and stumbled upon this place. It is located just a couple blocks away from the Link station in Chinatown so it's convenient to get to so I decided to go... More

Finally got a chance to hit the Seattle Pinball Museum a couple weeks ago and we had a good time. There were a lot of pinball machines I haven't seen in a long time that I was thrilled to play again. That being said, some of the machines needed minor maintenence (weak flippers, etc) and a couple of them were... More

Going to this museum was a great way to pass a few hours. I am not much of a pinball player but even so, I got caught up in trying a game from every decade. Take from it what you will, be it a fun afternoon or an appreciation of how technology has progressed over the years (from wooden, mechanical... More

My 8 year-old son watches a lot of YouTube videos of the old classic video games (Donkey Kong, Pacman, Galaga, etc) so he always wants to find places that have these video arcade games. He also loves to play pinball machines, so my wife found the Seattle Pinball Museum while doing a Google search which seemed like a good place... More