Arcadia: America's Playable Arcade Museum

"Three buildings with lots of great classic Arcade games and Pinball Machines. They also have a Foosball table and Air Hockey table too. Another building looks like it's soon to be completed! Quarters is all you need. No entry fee. Open Fridays and Saturdays. Check their schedule for times. (My photos are only a partial list. I didn't take pictures of everything.)"

"An off-the-beaten-path gem! Classic arcade and pinball games in historic buildings. There is no attendant, just walk in and play. Change machines are available, but there is no ATM--bring $1, $5, or $10 bills. Restrooms were bright and clean. Children under 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult. A second building of games is a short walk away. Plenty of on-street parking."

"Read about this place and decided to stop here for our adult son's birthday. Everyone had a great time! Lots of games from our childhood and beyond! They had pinball machines that were incredibly rare and old (one of them only 1250 were ever made and this one was still functional and able to play!) Really it was an inexpensive way to spend a few hours. We will definitely go back!"

"We had our son’s birthday party here this last year and it was fantastic! We had to reserve the location ahead of time, but there was no cost to book. We gave all the kids $20 in quarters and they had fun for 2 hours! Cannot recommend highly enough! Fun for all ages, and it’s obvious that their goal is to share the fun of the arcade over making fists full of cash."

"Incredible blast of nostalgia. Everything is coin pop and most games are 50-75 cents. When they're open just walk in and start playing. Definitely worth a special trip to the area. With so many barcades popping up, I like the formula here. It's just about fun. The variety of machines is cool too, I loved seeing time crisis and crazy taxi as well as the classics. They also have a nice area to sit down and take a break and have stools scattered around for longer sessions."