Pinball PA

Yes! Go!My arms still hurt from my non-stop, 2 hour, pinball marathon. Maybe strengthen your arms before come here so you don't suffer post-pinball arms like me. I can't even open a jar. I can't wait to come back!

We had a great time, but the price seems a little steep to me. There is no hourly rate, you have to buy 2 hours.There's a nice selection of games, but I like the games, in general, at Pinball Perfection in Westview. Pinball Perfection has an hourly rate. The room was pretty much empty, I think that shows that the admission rate is too high.

There are plenty of games to play all set to free play. Many games that we have not found anywhere else. It's not overly crowded at all even with a birthday party going on.

My family had a blast here! We came on Father's Day for about two hours. They closed at 6:00pm because it was a Sunday. I was not too sure what to expect, but there was an insane amount of pinball machines as well as other classic arcade games. My personal favorites are skee-ball, air hockey, and Hydro Thunder!The employee who greeted us at the front desk was super sweet and up-beat. We payed for our admission and he placed the wristbands on our wrists. He explained the rules in a very simple form and sent us on our way. He would also walk around just in case we needed any help with the games. I would say around two hours is the perfect amount of time to play any of the many games available. If it is busy, maybe a little longer! If you are looking for something to do with your family, friends or significant other, I definitely recommend going here!

It's called "Pinball" PA for a good reason...there are hundreds of pinball machines in this place, and all are set on free play! Games from today, and, games from the past 6 decades can be found. But it's not just pinball, it's OG video games...hundreds of those too! Rigs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s (but especially the 80s) are in the house. Again, free play.But it's not just pinball and vids. Dozens of old skool electromechanical and hybrid arcade games from the 50s, 60s, and 70s are here. Yeah, free play.Free play? Well, they do charge a 30 buck cover, but then you play all day. 20 bucks for 2 hours. Family discounts and group discounts may apply, too. Thirty bucks may seem a bit steep, but when you consider that most new pinball machines cost a buck per play, you can EASILY get your money's worth.For as many games as there are in Pinball PA, the machines are in surprisingly good shape. The buttons, joysticks, flippers, and screens are, in general, in good working order...not perfect, but good/very good. Maybe 5 percent of the games are down for repair at any given time.As a bonus, there are a few display cases full of handheld and console games from the 70s and 80s. Nostalgia, baby. Also, check out the walls.Pinball PA is located 30 minutes NW of downtown Pittsburgh. You need to be here.5 stars!

This place was awesome! The staff was very friendly and the amount of games is just incredible. I really enjoyed my time here and definitely plan on coming back in the future!

Always a good time at Pinball PA Celebrated our boys 16th birthday there yesterday. Tons of fun games (400!!!) set to free play. Price went up a good bit since we visited last but still a good value for the full day package. As a mom, I think the floor could used mopped and the place could use some better ventilation but the kids (and Dad & Uncle) could not have cared less.

This place was so much fun! I took my boys, 9 and 13, here today and they had a blast. We got the all day family pass and spend almost 4.5 hours here and definitely got our money's worth. There is a two hour pass as well but it's a better value to do the all day pass because two hours is not enough time to experience this place! They loved all of the old games especially the shooting and racing games. I'm 46 years old so I loved all of the old early 80s games. We could have spend all day here. So much fun!

An Arcade with all your favorite 80's games and many pinball machines.. how fun!!! If you grew up playing these games... it's a blast from the past. I can play frogger all day long!! Pinball PA would be a fun date if you're looking for something different and good for birthday parties too. There is a snack machine3 and pop but no food served. For a small fee you can bring your own food in if you are having a party. There are tables in the back for gatherings. The rates aren't bad.. worth it. The décor on the walls is awesome.. really takes you back. There are restaurants located in the Plaza where Pinball stands.. so ideal for a date.. play some games and then grab a bite to eat nearby. What a fun time.. so glad we checked it out!!

Tons of fun games! My husband and I went here and had a blast very friendly staff and you can't miss out on the beautifully dog that's running around