Asheville, North Carolina: Asheville Pinball Museum
Play arcade games all day for a single price, then tell your mom you were at a museum.
- Address:
- 1 Battle Square, Asheville, NC
- Directions:
- Downtown, in the Battle Square building, Suite 1B.
- Hours:
- W-F 2-9, Sa 12-9, Su-M 1-6 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 828-776-5671
- Admission:
- Adults $15.
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The museum presents many old time pinball machines and console games like Asteroids and Galaga. All playable. Talk about awesome!
[Brian From Rockland County NY, 03/25/2022]This place has pinball machines in the front and classic 1980s video games in the back. Now there is also a free jukebox of 1980s music that also plays the music video of the song you selected! One policy they have is that they won't allow any more people inside than they have machines to play, so if you come at a busy time, you'll have to wait outside until they call you in (This mostly happens on weekends and during the summer). It's just like a busy restaurant, although they don't take reservations.
[Rich Braham, 05/05/2017]
You can play dozens of pinball machines including the biggest pinball machine ever made! Each machine is free to play and has a sign detailing the history behind it.
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The museum opened in 2014 and has 35 pinball machines and 25 video arcade games.