Pinball Gallery

Holy wowzers — if you have even the slightest interest in pinball, there’s no better place to be! We’ve sought out places to play pinball all over the Mid-​Atlantic, from NC to PA, and it can be really difficult to find a place with a lot of working, fun, well-​maintained pinball games. That search is over, because this is the place we’ve been looking for! We were blown away by the quality, diversity, and sheer number of pinball machines here, with nearly a hundred games from a bunch of different eras. We only had a couple of hours in town, and we spent a fair amount of that staring slackjawed at all the great games here, and how well they all have been kept up. We’re already planning another trip back to the Malvern area just to spend as much time as possible here. Incredible experience, very nice and friendly people — just amazing all the way around.

Friendly staff, well kept and good selection. All but one or two of the approximately 50 machines seemed to be in perfect working condition. Hidden gem! You’d never know it was there as there’s no signage on Lancaster Ave.

one of my favorite places, they have a ton of machines set on free play, hourly prices are good and they offer day passes, yearly passes and monthly passes. They do not serve food, but they are cool with you bringing in take out or ordering delivery to there and there are tables to eat. The thing that really sets this place apart from other similar places (which are few and far between) is that all their machines work. If you are playing a machine and it’s not working properly, they are very quick about fixing it, sometimes they’ll literally do it right in front of you. They have machines from the 70’s 80’s 90’s and ones that just came out a few months ago. There is even a machine in the back (which works) that I believe is from the 40’s. They also have a shuffle bowl, classic game consoles set up and kind of have a ski ball/​bowling hybrid that is really cool. Every time I go they have something new and I probably go there twice a month. This is an amazing establishment, so close to home. My favorite machines are Adams Family, No Good Gophers, Metallica and White Water, you should check this place out and see what you like most.

I purchased an older machine (1976) from the Pinball Gallery for my basement. Bill is amazing! He knows everything about pinball machines. It was delivered, set up and checked. Bill had the machine looking like new. It’s great to work with a professional who takes pride in what he does. The gallery sells machines sometimes when his inventory gets too big. Go online and you will find cheaper machines, but you get what you pay for. I want to thank the pinball gallery for everything. «Freedom» is being well played and appreciated by everyone!

Very fun pinball experience! Most of the machines are set on free play (including many newer ones, like X-​Men and Avatar), with a very reasonable all-​day rate. Everything was maintained excellently without any issues at all, which is a feat for free-​play games, which are often beat to hell and back.
While there weren’t a TON of machines, their website is updated with everything that’s currently working, which is a great mix of modern and classic machines, including a bunch I’ve never even seen before.
Absolutely worth the trip from NY. We spent two hours there and exhausted ourselves, but we’d definitely go back.

I’ll give this one a more thorough review sometime soon but let me just say, I’ve really been enjoying the new location. There’s the brand new Game of Thrones pinball right out front so make sure you check that out. There’s the best early-‘80s Bally collection I’ve ever seen over on the left. There’s most of the recent Sterns (no AC/​DC though) on the right. Further back are some other arcade games and classic pins and every time I go they’ve added a couple more.
They’ve moved to an hourly pricing setup so don’t worry about bringing quarters. Games are all set to free play now but some of the older ones didn’t have that feature so you have to ask someone to grab the keys and do their magic once they’ve run dry, which they’re happy to do. They even have a lunch special where you can jam out for 2 hours for only a fiver, so the value thing is pretty solid too. The owners are very nice and happy to accommodate in my experience. There are vending machines but I get the impression you can bring your own food/​drink and use their tables. Make sure you check it out before they outgrow yet another location!

One of the best arcades I’ve ever been too!
They are super nice, the quality of the games is stellar and the admission cost is very reasonable.
They have a great mix of old to modern pinball tables and all of them are in great shape!
My 4 year old son played all of the pinball tables and loved every second of it.
My wife and I have even bought one of their pinball tables which is still going strong (it’s a Stern Meteor table from 1978, which Bill (the owner) fixed up and updated some of the electronics in too).
We make it a point to visit here every time we are in the area, it’s that good!
They also have retro arcade cabinets and other games too.
A must see!