On: Can This Man Save Pinball?

[cpeterso]

If you like pinball and live in the Bay Area, I highly recommend visiting Lucky Juju (aka the Pacific Pinball Museum) on Alameda. $15 admission for unlimited free play on dozens of pinball machines, including many vintage machines.

http://www.pacificpinball.org/

[aubergene → cpeterso]

New York City

Satellite Lounge http://www.satellitelounge.net/

Reciprocal Skateboards - http://www.yelp.com/biz/reciprocal-nyc-new-york

[chiph → cpeterso]

If you live in, or are passing through Austin, take a look at Pinballz Arcade. They have over 100 machines.

http://www.pinballzarcade.com/games-to-play/pinball-games

[stilldavid → chiph]

And if you're in Lyons, CO (not far outside of Boulder) you must check out Lyons Classic Pinball. There are a ton of machines, plus the proprietor is super knowledgable.

http://www.lyonspinball.com

[joshschreuder → chiph]

Does anyone know of anything like this around Tokyo? I'm visiting in a few weeks and would definitely like to see something like this, aside from regular arcades.

I saw One More Time [1] but that's about 4.5 hours out from Tokyo if my directions are correct.

[1] http://www.one-more-time.jp/pinball/

[minikomi → joshschreuder]

Searching as we speak!

Not pinball but there is this http://dgm.hmc6.net/

Dagashiya (local sweet shop) game museum

[wahnfrieden → joshschreuder]

Not pinball - http://a-button.jp/

[darknoon → chiph]

Portland, OR has a ton of machines all over town. Just found http://www.pinballmap.com, which shows machines in various places around the US.