My friend and I had a blast at Pinburgh this year. We really don't feel like waiting 11 months and this event looks good. I have a few questions.

Are all of the machines on free play? Will most of the machines be available during the tournament for people who aren't going to compete? What is ratio of machines to people?

Pinburgh was so much fun because you did not have to wait in line to play a machine. If you wanted to play a specific one you did but that's fine. I know this is not on the scale of Pinburgh but we are only interesting in playing pins we haven't seen before or are nicely restored. Any information would be appreciated.

This sounds great. We are going to do it. Any VIP tickets left? How much do they run?

Seems like it closes pretty early on Saturday. Was thinking about flying back Sunday morning. Will there be places to play close by Saturday evening?

Hotel booked. This will be my friend's first tournament. How do the IFPA tickets work with the VIP passes. Is it one entry in the Classic tournament and one in the general? What are the chances a hobbit or lebowski finds its way to the tournament? A walking dead would be great as well . Thank you for the info.

I was asking if those three machines were going to available for public play? I know they are not listed as of yet. If I'm not interested in playing the tournament, can I give my tickets from the VIP pass to my friend who would have the standard pass?

VIP purchased, looking forward to the show. Thank you for organizing.

How often does the website get updated with games that will be available to play? Need to set my calendar to check

Grand lizard, fantastic!

Whoever is bringing Smaug will drink on me at a night of their choosing

This show is becoming epic! All we need is a TBL and GB prem/LE and it will be perfect.

I would like to add to this question. The show ends on Saturday early evening. Will some games still be available to play afterwards or should I buy my UFC tickets?

Are all of the tournament games set? If so, is there a list to access?

My friend and I traveled from Kansas City to attend this show. This was only the second show we have been to with replay fx 2016 being the first.

First off, the people who were running this show are a class act. I did not have a chance to talk to Marvin much but Don and Brian couldn't have been any better than they were. We only spent about one hour a day away from the show since my friend insisted upon eating. That is how good this show was!

The variety of pinball machines was superb and you never had to wait in line as long as you were willing to play an open machine that was not made in the last couple of years. The hotel had breakfast prices so cheap to where I asked the waitress if they had forgot the 1 on the price. Eight dollars at a hotel for an omelet or an all you can eat hot buffet ... Crazy!

After the first night my friend and I discovered the need to go to a liquor store. According to Yelp there was one two miles away and we were about to uber there on Friday when Brian offered to take us himself. He took us to a place we never would have found and asked nothing for it.

On top of this, Gary from Abel Electronics and Butch from Jersey Jack gave us a two hour crash course in pinball maintenance. For people who have only owned machines for six months this was fantastic.

My only regret from this show is one every show should want to have . . . it wasn't long enough! We could have played here for a week and still have thought the same thing. We will definitely be back next year and I recommend this show to anyone interested in playing a variety of machines with hosts who make you feel like you live down the street from them. Thank you again to Don, Brian and Marvin for hosting such a great event.