We have been patiently waiting to announce our intentions to open the Chicago Pinball Hall of Fame. Our formal announcement will be at Pinball Expo next Thursday at 3:00pm. We will not be giving any details before then but I thought it best to have people there that are interested in learning more. We have been researching possible locations for our privately funded project ever since our planned purchase of the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas fell through. The details we discuss next week will also be posted on our Facebook page at the end of next week's seminar titled "The Untold Story of The Pinball Company". Hope to see many of you there!

Nic & Brooke Parks

https://www.facebook.com/ChicagoPinballHallOfFame/

LOL. Probably not.

Our plan for Las Vegas was to make it bigger and better - a real Vegas style attraction. Look at our page for Silverball in Columbia, MO to see what we did with our bar. I think you can wait one week for details.

https://www.facebook.com/SilverballBar/

Nic

I was referencing our bar as a hint to the quality of venue. I would not expect bare concrete floors and white walls.

Nic

We will share a full game list at Expo and on the Facebook page.

3 More Days! Thanks for the 300+ Facebook Likes!

https://www.facebook.com/ChicagoPinballHallOfFame/

We will cover a lot on Thursday, but if you have questions you want to shoot over go ahead an post them and we will be sure to prepare answers.

Nic

Still settling back in Missouri and getting caught up. Here are a few comments...

1) The Chicago Pinball Hall of Fame will be much more representative of the name than what is in Las Vegas
2) This venture is about exposing people to pinball.
3) I'd rather be a for profit company that donates profits to charity than pretend to be a nonprofit with restrictions on what you can do and say to promote pinball.

I think "Pinheads" will love our place.
We hope non-"Pinheads" will fall in love with pinball because this place exists.

Nic

Chicago Pinball Hall of Fame Slides.pdf

Here are the slides

I deleted it.

2) Chicago Pinball Museum was already taken!

That’s a contender.