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Pacific Pinball Museum, Alameda, CA
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Pacific Pinball Museum

Pacific Pinball Museum is an attraction in Alameda, CA, part of the San Francisco Bay Area guide. Cost: $25 to $50.

1510 Webster St · Alameda, CA

Why you should go…

Housed in a former bank building in Alameda, the Pacific Pinball Museum packs in dozens of playable pinball machines spanning nearly a century of the game's history. Admission includes unlimited play, from restored mechanical classics to modern digital machines. It's one of the largest working pinball collections open to the public in the country.

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  • #arcade
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  • #alameda
  • #interactive

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