Best use of a dollar in Vegas. \n\nThese machines are set up to play for fun, unlike so many that I grew up playing.  The magnets are set to keep you playing, and almost every game gives you the full five ball run.  Replay games are at an attainable level, and it is clear to me the owner loves the game and wants more people to love it too.\n\nWhen I go to Vegas I always take time away from all the flashing lights to go look at more flashing lights!  This place lets me touch real quarters too!  The drive off strip helps keep this place from getting too busy, so it is always a great experience,  When you can not only see some of the rarest games from the past and present but play them you know you have a winner.\n\nIf you grew up playing pinball you will have a hard time spending twenty bucks here. You can play one game for a long time if you are a pinball wizard.  If you have kids this is a safe venue to bring them, and they have good popcorn for a quarter.\n\nIf a machine is not working quite right, the staff seems like they want to know.  All of the machines are in such great shape it amazes me. These are not tired old cast off machines.\n\nMachines from the 40's can be played here.  My favorite is the Circus game that was built in a cabinet that looks like a pac man machine - but it is a pinball machine.  It is one of only two ever made!  Many of the machines have an historical slant that most collectors would keep away from the public.  The Circus is the highest priced machine there at one dollar a play - everything else is priced low and even the new machines like Iron Man allow you to buy multiple games for less than the one game price. ( One game 75 cents, 3 plays for $2)\n\nGo have some real fun to add to your reel fun!