Silverball Museum Reviews

Went to the Silverball Museum the parking was way easier than I expected. I thought it might be a whole thing, but we found a spot close by quickly, so that already put me in a good mood.

I usually stress about parking near busy spots, especially places like this, but it was simple. We got in, parked, and, let me restart that—we were parked and inside playing games within just a few minutes. Easy 5 stars from me.

We went to Silverball Museum on a weekend, and I figured we’d be standing around a lot waiting for the games, but it was moving quick. A most machines were open, or there was just one person ahead of us.
Even the popular pinball machines didn’t take long at all. We ended up playing a ton and never felt rushed, which made the whole visit way more fun. It’s a easy spot to enjoy when you’re not stuck waiting the whole time.

We had a fun time overall, so maybe I’m overthinking it, but the staff supervision around the games felt a little light. Nothing major happened, I just found myself looking around a few times wondering if someone should be keeping a closer eye on things.

We still had a good time, even though I’d give it 4 stars because a few of the machines were a little hard for my dad to reach while seated. It wasn’t a dealbreaker, just something we noticed as we went around.
I visited the Silverball Museum with my dad, and for the most part it was easy to navigate. The entrance was accessible, and the main floor had enough room for his walker, though there were a few tighter areas near some of the games. The staff were friendly too and helped out when we asked.

We stopped by after lunch and it was super easy to find. Parking wasn’t a big deal either, which is always a win lol. It’s close to a bunch of other stuff too, so it fit into our day without having to drive all over the place. Nice little spot if you wanna keep things simple.

The kids had such a good time here. They were running around, trying everything, and didn’t want to leave. It did get a little crowded over by the machines, so that part was kind of... but overall, it was a fun stop for us.

I was really hoping to find more old-school arcade cabinets, but it seemed like the place was mostly pinball. There were a few classic games mixed in, so maybe I just had the wrong idea going in, but it wasn’t quite what I was looking for.

The bar didn’t have a ton of drink choices, and the prices felt a little high, which was kind of annoying at first. But it wasn’t the end of the world, and the staff were nice enough, so it didn’t totally ruin the experience.

I really enjoyed the nostalgia here... lots of cool old games and memories came back right away. That said, a few areas felt kind of worn out or like they could use a refresh? Still a fun experience overall.

Had a Good time overall. Some of the machines were playing a bit rough and could definitely use some fixing, but we still ended up having Fun and enjoying ourselves.

I wanted to like this place because it seems cool in theory, but it was way too crowded when we went. We could barely get near the machines, and there were people hovering around everywhere, so it felt like we spent more time waiting than actually playing. The staff seemed fine, so it’s not really on them, but they had too many people inside. Maybe it’s better on a quieter day, but if it’s like this again, I’d probably just leave and go somewhere else.

came here with a few friends and had such a good time. there were tons of old pinball machines and arcade games, and we ended up staying way longer than we meant to. pretty much everything worked well, and it was just an easy, fun way to spend the day

We had a birthday party here the games were a lot of fun — the kids had a great time. It did feel a bit crowded though, and the staff seemed busy, so the setup happened kind of late. Overall, decent place for a party — just wish things had been a little more organized.

The pizza was decent and the drinks were nice and cold. It felt a little pricey for what it was, but overall it hit the spot...

I really wanted to enjoy it more, especially since my brother and I both like pinball, but the selection felt a little limited. A lot of the machines seemed older or kind of similar, and I was hoping to see more different themes or a few newer tables. Some of them were definitely fun for a bit, but after a while it started to feel repetitive. It’s not a bad spot at all, just probably not somewhere I’d go back to mainly for the pinball selection.

I had a fun time here. To me, it had a relaxed vibe and was easy to enjoy without overthinking it. It’s the kind of place I could see myself visiting again.

I had a really fun time here and felt like the price was fair for what you get. There were plenty of games to keep us busy, and I liked that we didn’t feel rushed or like we were running out of things to do after just a few minutes. Definitely worth it for a casual day out

I’m not sure if it was just an off day, but they seemed to close earlier than the hours that were posted. Kind of frustrating since I had planned around that.

I was looking forward to checking this place out, but the admission price gave me second thoughts. For a pinball museum, it felt a little steep, especially if you’re bringing the family along. I get that the machines need maintenance and all that, but it was still hard to justify the cost. What didn’t help was that the terms seemed to change from what I expected, which was frustrating. I think it would be a lot better if they had cheaper entry, family pricing, or more flexible options

I wanted to like this place because the concept is actually cool, but wow, the cleanliness was rough. The floors were sticky, the bathrooms looked like nobody had bothered with them in a while, and some of the game buttons had grime on them. It felt like basic cleaning was too much to ask, which is pathetic for a place people are paying to hang out in. Fun setup, but they seriously need to get it together.