Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum

We had a fantastic time at the pinball museum! It was fun to get our boys excited about pinball machines. Their favorites were the Hulk and Simpsons games. It was cool to see a mix of old games and some newer ones. Thanks for giving us a bit of nostalgia. I can say, the hour flew by! This is a great spot to check out if your are in Myrtle Beach

An outstanding collection of pinball machines. The highlight was KISS! 94 World Cup, Indiana Jones, and Willy Wonka were also highlights.

Awesome place for anyone who remembers the great pinball machines of the 70’s. And great for kids of all ages as well! Machines are in pristine condition as is the museum itself. A bargain in entertainment!

Had an awesome time. Many different pinball machines from different decades available to play. Took the kids and they enjoyed themselves as well. Felt like a kid myself back at the arcade. Except no quarters needed. All free included with the price of admission. Recommend using the website to get your tickets. Talked to Jerry (the owner) afterwards for a few minutes and he was kind enough to show my kids his car, which they were staring at and talking about on the way inside the museum. Very hospitable and kind host to spend a few extra minutes to make sure everyone got the most out of their visit. My mother didn't even want to go as she wasn't sure she'd enjoy herself. Yet, she was almost as bad as the children. We will definitely be back as it was an extremely fun afternoon.

So much fun! Many different pinball machines from all different eras…classic to modern. Be sure to make reservations ahead of time to ensure a spot to play. $12/hr but free to play one you are in. Very limited hours, so be sure to plan ahead. Off-street parking lot.

What a great way to spend an afternoon! We've been to Pinball Museum of Myrtle Beach several times and have always had fun. There are many different games to play. The facility is always clean. Please be advised, tickets should be bought on their website. Great time. Good price. Have Fun.

Supper cool place, lots of pinball machines. You pay $12 for an hour of unlimited play on any of the machines, is a really fun place!

Oh my goodness, soooo much fun right here in Myrtle Beach SC. My Grandson never played pinball but has a new found passion. Super cool place, fun, n nostalgic, a must see and experience when you're in town. Lots of machines and something different from the norm. Had a great time!!!

If you love pinball, it's worth the trip! It was a rainy day at Myrtle, and this was a great thing to do. 20 or so machines, from different era's. I hadn't played in over 30 years. It came back fast! Like the owner said, "It's like riding a bike". Indeed! I had a blast. Worth every penny! I arrived early, and the owner was nice enough to let me start playing. You will not have more fun for $12 anywhere in Myrtle!!!! I'll be back for sure!!!

Easy to find, but off the main drag. Small place, but filled with nostalgic pinball machines. You pay for the hour of time, but machines are free to play while you are in there. You need to reserve a spot ahead of time to guarantee being able to play. You can buy tickets online. It is a bit noisy, but that is to be expected. We had a blast. Many machines to play and you could always find an open machine to play. Check it out when you are in town. Glad we found it!

Had a great time with my two boys. There are lots of games to choose from, both old and new, and everyone in our group kinda shifted around a lot, giving everyone a chance to try at least a couple of games. If you go, ask the guy who runs the place for tips, and if a game doesn't work quite right, let him know. He knows these things backwards and forwards!

What a gem! My wife and I went while visiting Myrtle Beach. Enjoyed reading about each of the machine I played. Would definitely go again.

OMG! I love me some pinball. This place, I mean, LORT! They have so many machines from so many eras...... for $12, just go! My favorite all time machine was broken, but still had a blast. No matter if you have never played, please please go!

We've been there three times. Some serious people banging the ball around off the bumpers.

This was a very unexpected highlight from my recent trip to Myrtle. Due to a rainy day, I put together a fun itinerary that included a stop in here. You need to reserve/buy tickets in advance. It's $12 for the hour. It's very small, but if you enjoy pinball, go. It's less a museum and more an arcade, but you don't need quarters. They have new and old machines. That hour went by so quickly. I had a blast.

A great place to kill an hour and relive your misspent youth. Lots of pinball tables to try, all set to Free Play. Volunteers were very friendly. Just lots of family fun.

Great little place. Well, it's air conditioned so that great. They have about 25 machines. Two were down when I was there but they had guys in there working on them. It's a mix of new and old. $12 an hour per person and all proceeds go to children's charities. A lot of fun!

pinball spot with ~22 pinball machines. All machines are maintained and there's a wide variety of games. plenty of parking. Play for 1hr for 1 low cost. Hours are limited. Great for any age. Fun for whole family.

Very fun place to relax playing nostalgic pinball machines like but not limited to Star Trek, Wheel of Fortune, and the Simpsons. $12 per hour and the machines are free to play. Will definitely be back

What a remarkable place! A brief return to my youth, and SO much fun! The machines are in great shape, well maintained by volunteers who have to MAKE replacement parts. So grateful and I will definitely return and bring friends and family.

Searched online for "pinball Myrtle Beach" and found this place. At least 20 machines to choose from. Great parking. Staff quite friendly! Some really old games to choose from as well as some from early 2000's. We had so much fun in one hour!! My wrists are tired from the action! We will definitely visit again during our next trip to MB!

At the end of a street far away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist area there is an unassuming building. Inside of the building are time machines that took me back to my youth of student unions and arcades. For an entry fee you get to free play the the vintage pinball machines from the 1970s through the early 2000s for an hour. Ticket sales are limited and on line in advance so that there's no over crowding and that there's always an open game. A good time and memories.

Great find, the concierge at the hotel had never heard of it. Small place, but definitely worth spending an hour at. It's interesting to play all the different machines and see their nuances, some of the paddles are more responsive than others, 2 of the machines even played 2 balls at once. Go to their website for correct hours, behind the bank.

My two sons and I went there for a nice cool Down after the beach. Because if Covid they were only letting guests in my reservation. It was just us there and the volunteer. They had a nice selection of pinball machines all set in feee okay. You just pay an hourly admission fee. The machines were all in good order and played well. They had many decades covered up to some brand new ones. I would definitely go back if I am ever in Myrtle Beach again.

A great collection of machines from the past few decades in fantastic playing condition. $12 an hour to play with no coin drop needed. All for a good cause!!!! Great way to spend an hour or two!!!!

Took my girls here for a blast to the past. My mother-in-law came too and we all had fun! I would definitely come back again. I enjoyed playing the "Wheel of Fortune" machine. My girls liked the "Willy Wonka" machine.

Super fun. Off the beaten path that only the locals know about. We were visiting our relatives that own a place down in Myrtle Beach and they are obsessed with this place. Not really a "meusum" and more of just a row of 20 pinballs and 90% work. Also parents can play or wait in the AC bank vault room.

A little unassuming gray building with loads of fun inside. This is a must do in myrtle beach. Classics and new pins. Loved the Munsters and Wizard of Oz. Classic Captain Fantastic kicked my ass and I loved it. The Kiss machine was amazing.

What an enjoyable hour reliving my youth. My wife and I had a very pleasant time enjoying a very clean and well organized atmosphere. There is nothing fancy, just a fun hour of unlimited pinball for $12. Well done folks, we'll be back.

My boyfriend and I came here for a date night and had a blast! So many games, awesome employees- and a great location. I about lost my mind when I got the Indiana Jones multiball Will definitely be back soon! You have to add to your bucket list of places to visit here in Myrtle Beach whether a local or tourist!

A real throwback to my childhood. Highly recommended to all pinball fans, neat place and decent ticket price for an hour of pure fun!

My dad and I stopped in while he was in town. The games worked well and covered many Generations. From very old to more modern. Was worth the money. We had a great time. Brought back a lot of memories

This place is amazing. It's small and off the beaten path but not hard to find.For ten dollars, we saved a couple buck because of our AAA affiliation, you got to play as many machines as you wanted for an hour. The machines were fun, with some harder than others. Still, it took you back to the good old days. I would liked to have seen some of the Real Old nickel machines, but that wasn't the case. We had a great time and the manager was very friendly and helpful.

A hidden gem. It's $12 for an hour which is a lot less than you would spend to play pinball in an arcade. The staff was very friendly. Make sure you check the operating hours in the website before you go as they change seasonally. Each game has a placard with date and other historical information about the machine. Some are from the 70s and 80s.

I love this place. Have been here like half a dozen times. The pinball machines keep changing and you can play them all!

This place is amazing! Could have stayed all night. My 14 yr old daughter even had a great time! She had never played pinball before. They have great games! I will be back!

A completely unique museum. Hands on with all games set on free play. Only $12.00 an hour. There are many pin ball machines that I have never seen before.

Working pin ball machines! Pay by the hour. For charity. Great place. Check the hours. Near by everything.

Awesome pinball machines. Plenty to play in an hour. Lots of old school and newer machines. Wizard of Oz was my favorite! Check this place out!

This is an excellent place to spend and hour or two playing pinball. It's $12 to play any of the machines for an hour. I am a ginger who doesn't really like the beach so I thought this was a great indoor activity. They have a great variety of pinball machines, both new and old and some with really neat features on them, (like the Corvette Machine that has a side race and the Multi-balls on the Indiana Jones.) It is just off King's Hwy tucked back in a dead end road. I had a blast and highly recommend you check it out.

Only 2 minutes or so from Broadway at the Beach, this is an excellent place to spend an hour or two. It is located in a smallish building on a dead end road, looks kind of like an Elks building or similar. Clean, plenty of a/c and a bathroom! The machines were all up and working while we visited and my husband and I (57 and 63) had a blast. You pay one price for an hours play, which believe me, is plenty of time. I believe he offers senior and military discounts as well. Highly recommend for something new and interesting to do. My ONLY recommendation would be to expand the hours of business a bit.

This place was awesome! If the weather isn't favoring mini golf or the usual Myrtle beach activities- check this out! For $12 you can spend 1 hour enjoying a variety of pinball machines (old school and new). Had a great time with family and friends and will come back again!

Cute little place tucked away on a dead end street in a blue house. Adults cost $12 for an hour of free play on 25 machines. Three of the machines were down which was sad as they were some of the ones I wanted to play the most, but such is life. While this isn't as amazing as the Pinball Museum in Las Vegas (hard to beat) I would say this is an excellent place to stop for pinball. I'd like it if they had a few more big name machines like Addams Family or Stern games, but thoroughly enjoyed my time there. Definitely check it out if you're in town.

I was able to preview this place prior to the grand opening. This is going to be a very popular and fun place to play some pinball. The location is just 4 blocks from the beach in a very safe location. It is amazing the variety of machines they have accumulated. You need to check this out !

A small group of us got a sneak peak inside the Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum and I think this place is going to be a great attraction for people of all ages.

Fun for all ages. Our group had a blast during our visit. We showed up right when they opened and had the place to ourselves for a little while. Good mix of old and new machines. My favorite was Indiana Jones. Worth the price of admission.

Was an amazing and nostalgic experience so fun!! Love this arcade:-) really great machines.

I found this online the beginning of my trip, but did not make it down to it until right near the end. If you like pinball even a little it's a must see. They have a good amount of machines, hourly rate vs have to lug around quarters You could have hours of fun.

Had a great time playing pinball!!! What a great little spot that brought me back to my youth. Will definitely comeback

Came here when it was raining and it was pretty fun but we had to wait bc it was at capacity but it was worth it! The guy told us that all the workers are volunteers and 100% of profits goes to children's charity which is really cool to me! 10/10 recommended

Great spot. Clean and AIR CONDITIONED. The machines are very well maintained. Great fun for the entire family!

What a great place to spend some time! A bit hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the Grand Strand. It's a museum in the sense that each machine has an info plate on it that gives the manufacturer and date. That aside, you pay $12 per hour to play unlimited pinball. All the machines are set on free play. Push the start button and off you go. It wasn't overly crowded when we were there so my wife and I got a chance to play all the games. Not sure but I think there is 25+ machines with only a couple that weren't working. Bring $24 as one hour goes by before you know it!

What's the beach without pinball?? Brings back my Jersey upbringing! Wonderful indoor fun when the sun gets too hot. Plus the proceeds go to charity. Right near Broadway at the Beach.

My husband and I recently visited the Pinball Museum while we were on vacation in Myrtle Beach last week. We met Jerry who volunteers at the Pinball Museum. We paid $12/hour and played pinball on about 2 dozen machines. This is a non-profit organization and is well worth going and playing and we had so much fun. I highly recommend.

If I could give a ZERO star I would. Visited recently with 2 other people; one of whom is visually impaired. My friend and I explained that the third person could not see or play the pinball games by herself and that I would stand with the person if she wanted to try to play pinball. My friend and I explained that only two of us could even play pinball at a time because we would need to be with the third person. The man running the place explained that all the money made went to charity and if the third person wanted to sit in the back room they could. Otherwise, the third person had to pay $12 to get in. In the end the pinball charity made $0 rather than $24 for 1 hour because we walked out.

Great fun! This place takes me back to roller skating rinks and sinking all my money into my favorite arcade machine. Free play for an hour went quickly. I had a blast. The downside is the place is small and is only open on the weekends. If you get a chance go. We may go again tomorrow:)

I went to the pinball museum today, and we had a blast! They have free play on all their machines, and it was like going back to my childhood and teenage years. When I was young, both my parents were on a bowling league. I would go to the alley to watch them. I would beg mom for a quarter to play pinball. Sometimes, she would give me one. I loved to hear that POP when I would win a game. I had a great time and shared a piece of my past with my grown-up kids. Oh...where has time gone? Great fun!