WDRB Louisville spotlights a new pinball museum that opened last Sunday in Corbin, Kentucky.
“Owner Jim Bruso got the idea for an arcade-like museum after seeing similar businesses around the world. There are hundreds of pinball machines, some dating back to the 1940s.”
“A throwback arcade is a great way to spend some time with your kids.
Ruben Dominguez takes us inside The Game Preserve in Webster.”
“… All deadlines have passed to relocate, obtain a sponsorship, sell to one collector, etc. Therefore, all the games will be auctioned in the upcoming months…”
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Quick inventory coverage video by Imoto Arcade of the current games at 1984 Branson Arcade, Branson MO.
What’s Brewing Coffee Roasters in San Antonio, TX had a soft opening on May 30th from 1:00 to 4:00 PM.
Pinball Jen visits Free Play in Arlington, TX and interviews Community Liaison Chris Delp and Resident Pinball Technician Andrew Ortega.
Video description by Pinball Jen:
This week, we are at Free Play in Arlington, TX! We chat with Chris Delp the community liaison and Andrew Ortega the resident tech at Free Play!! We talk about the Free Play concept, pinball leagues and tournaments in the DFW area, and Killer Queen!
Tune in at https://www.twitch.tv/iepinball
Krystle Gemnich visits the Gatlinburg Pinball Museum in Tennessee.
A walkthrough tour of the central New York State pinball destination.