Love this place. We spent 2.5 hours playing pinball. By limiting the number of guests, there is always a game available to move to. Staff is welcoming and a good environment for families. A must do when you come to Asheville

SO MUCH FUN!! All ages having a great time. Pay $15 and play as long as you want. Highly recommend to get there 30 mins before they open - a line will form and they let 60 in at a time. Don’t miss it, especially if you grew up playing pinball and arcade games!

This is one of our favorite places in Asheville. My husband and I go for a date or we take our 9 year old son for afternoon family outings. They have pinball machines, arcade games, and classic games like the original Mario for Nintendo. There are concessions available and you can leave and come back with your wrist band. We recommend this to anyone that comes to town visiting.

I loved this place! Unlimited play for a reasonable price! I looked up other pinball arcades and saw that they still took your coins which is fine, but there is something FUN about playing with no limits. Friendly staff and a fun environment that included many pinballs machines just for display.

This place is very cool and I loved the history lessons each pinball machine has above it. My favorite part was the very back room that had Mario on Nintendo - I'm a 90s baby and this really brought back all the memories. The only downside to this place is that it's pretty tight and gets crowded easily, and it feels pretty cluttered. Going in the later afternoon worked better for us. But since you can use your wristband the entire day, you can always take a spin through and then come back later if it's too busy.

A collection of pinball machines which primarily come from the 90s or later The title museum is very misleading. However, for $17 all you can play makes for a fun afternoon, This place gets extremely busy. Best to be there before open (30min or so)

This place was SO fun. My husband loves pinball, so he wanted to go here as part of his recent birthday trip in Asheville. I agreed, but honestly was not looking forward to it as I have played pinball in the past and it wasn't much fun to me. I was shocked when we spent over 2 hours there and I barely noticed the time flying by. It was so fun. There is a huge variety of pinball games and they have arcade games in the back. Some are vintage even and still a ton of fun to play. The staff is very organized and on top of all things. They will come fix a machine in a flash if something malfunctions. The price of $17 for unlimited play is absolutely reasonable. We will come back when in Asheville

This is a truly remarkable collection of Pinball and Classic Video Game machines. It feels like going back in time. All 3 of us (my wife, my daughter and I) had amazing time. We spent the whole day (2-9 pm) and did not get tired of it. Our favorite ones were Star Wars Episode 1 Pinball from 1999, Back to the Future, KISS, The Mandalorian (new machine) and many more. From the video games we enjoyed the original Star Wars (you try to shoot the Death Star) and Donkey Kong. My daughter had never played pinball before, but she had a blast. Staff was very friendly and helpful. This is definitely an experience to remember.

One of us was an old pro and the other a newbie at pinball and we both had a great time playing the different machines. Some were from the 60s-80s, but many more from the 90s on. The staff were helpful with instructions and some pointers. There are posters telling a short story of each game's creation and some factoids. Included are several non-functioning machines for display only. We spent nearly three hours and played some repeatedly to outscore each other. There is a big difference playing those designed in the earlier years and those in the 90s. This proved to be part of the great experience. The cost was $17 and this allows free play all day, including if you leave for a break and return, for 99% of the machines and video terminals. Yes, there is a room of video games going back to Pacman, Mario, Frogger and more.

We had a blast. We went on a Wednesday and took the advice to arrive before opening. There were people like us there before open, about 25…. But not a lot …. There are a few machines that you can’t play but no more than 5 or six. Three machines require money to play. All the rest are included in the $17 entrance fee. And you can play one machine as long as you want.. they don’t let people guilt you into leaving a machine. I knew I would enjoy but I had so much fun. And if you keep your wrist bracelet on you can leave and go back in on the same day. We ended up going back in after dinner! Really great place. I would hesitate to call it a museum but they have signs above each machine telling when it was produced and how many were made. So you get some info. I would highly recommend to anyone who loves to play.