Remember how much fun it was to go to the arcade after school back when we were kids? We’d count down the hours until the final bell rang, rush home to fill our pockets with quarters, and make a beeline for the arcade. Indulge in a rush of nostalgia when you visit the Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum in South Carolina.
Praised by many as the best arcade in Myrtle Beach, this retro arcade and pinball museum will whisk you way back in time to those carefree childhood days.
Bring the whole family along or make it a solo adventure to this one-of-a-kind museum that boasts a large collection of pinball machines that date back to the '70s, '80s, and '90s.
Staffed completely by volunteers, the group hopes to build the largest collection of pinball machines in Myrtle Beach in its museum. Even better, the goal is for all of the pinball machines to be in working order.
Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum charges a flat one-hour admission fee, which allows you to play as many games as you want in that hour. Want to play more after that hour? Just pay for another 60 minutes.
Tickets are available online and you can park in the museum’s free lot. However, you may have to pay for parking if you’re visiting for a special event.
Have you been to this pinball museum in South Carolina? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! For another one-of-a-kind museum, head over to The Button Museum in Bishopville.
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