(Topic ID: 176306)
Bristol, TN
Aflac is about to get a better Riviera... but not before I give it a few Nic-tweaks. 
I think the Roanoke/Bristol valley is about to get some serious EM-action going soon...
We have a new state/entry!
Thanks to the review by 
freakandgeek of The Pinball Palace (in GA):
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/my-review-of-the-pinball-palace
This place has 70 games or so, mostly focused on SS, DMD and LCD. But they do have a handful of EMs pinballs as well as a pitch & bat and a gun game.
It has been added to the Google Map of EM locations:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uIn8YsPgwCKVgMFNrRIGtnN7JJM&usp=sharing
THE PINBALL PALACE
3303 Hopkins Ave
Brunswick, GA
hourly/daily rates
Beer & wine is served. Moonbounce area for kids too.
https://thepinballpalace.com
https://www.facebook.com/thepinballpalace/
https://twitter.com/pinballpalace
So how does this work? If you know of a place that has EMs "in the wild" that folks can play you add it to the map? There's a place here in San Antonio I just heard about called "What's Brewing?" that's a coffee roaster and in the back they have a pinball room, with plans to expand to a second one. Some nice EMs plus SS and DMDs too.
Quoted from goldenboy232:So how does this work? If you know of a place that has EMs "in the wild" that folks can play you add it to the map? . . .
Well this is Ryan's thread and he stated its purpose as:
Quoted from RyanClaytor:. . . Let's set the definition of "specializing" in E.M. games as having at least 5 examples and being accessible to the public . . .
So long as they have 5 or more playable EMs, I've been adding them to this thread and to The Google Map. Perhaps he intended his "specializing" qualifier to restrict this discussion to places with a certain ratio of EMs to digital, but I will ignore that for now.
Quoted from goldenboy232:. . . a place here in San Antonio I just heard about called "What's Brewing?" . . . Some nice EMs . . .
Cool-looking place. I'm seeing 2 EMs listed on their website. If they have/get to 5 or more, post here and I will add them to the map.
Cool. I am going by there on Wednesday morning to grab some coffee and maybe play a few games and I will confirm the number. I know they have more than two EMs there, I just can’t remember how many they had set up.
Quoted from Aflacjack:We keep adding EM machines. Jungle Drums now in and being played.
Way cool! Thanks for thinking to update us here!
Quoted from jeffc:We have a new state/entry!
Thanks to the review by freakandgeek of The Pinball Palace (in GA):
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/my-review-of-the-pinball-palace
This place has 70 games or so, mostly focused on SS, DMD and LCD. But they do have a handful of EMs pinballs as well as a pitch & bat and a gun game.
It has been added to the Google Map of EM locations:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uIn8YsPgwCKVgMFNrRIGtnN7JJM&usp=sharing
THE PINBALL PALACE
3303 Hopkins Ave
Brunswick, GA
hourly/daily rates
Beer & wine is served. Moonbounce area for kids too.
https://thepinballpalace.com
https://www.facebook.com/thepinballpalace/
https://twitter.com/pinballpalace
Wows! Good sleuthing, Jeff! Thanks for keeping an eye out and for keeping up with the map so dilligantly! I've gone ahead and added it to the master list on the first post.
Speaking of which, that brings us up to public E.M. representation in 24 states. One more and we'll have half of the United States!
Quoted from goldenboy232:So how does this work? If you know of a place that has EMs "in the wild" that folks can play you add it to the map? There's a place here in San Antonio I just heard about called "What's Brewing?" that's a coffee roaster and in the back they have a pinball room, with plans to expand to a second one. Some nice EMs plus SS and DMDs too.
Yup, Jeff said it before I could:
Quoted from jeffc:So long as they have 5 or more playable EMs, I've been adding them to this thread and to The Google Map.
5 or more and onto the list they go.
3 weeks later
2 months later
A new state and a new location . . .
This discovery comes from Facebook's EM pinball group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1515859252011820/
And a post with photos by Ethan Dexter.
Salem Willows Amusement Park
167 Fort Ave
Salem, MA, 01970
978-745-0251
[email protected]
https://willowsarcade.com/
http://facebook.com/willowsarcade
"There is no admission fee for the Salem Willows Park."
"Visiting Salem or the North Shore? Don’t miss historic Salem Willows Park, an ocean front destination packed with games, food, and fun! We have attractions for all ages, whether you’re on a family day trip, a first date, or just looking for a blast from the past!"
EM games according to pinballmap.com:
Bank-A-Ball (Gottlieb, 1965)
Ding Dong (Williams, 1968)
Drop-a-Card (Gottlieb, 1971)
King of Diamonds (Gottlieb, 1967)
(plus about 10 DMD era games).
Also 3 pitch and bats and according to Ethan: a love tester, dancing monkey, dancing clown and 60's helicopter game.
Pics courtesy of Ethan Dexter:
Salem Willows 1 (resized).jpgSalem Willows 2 (resized).jpgQuoted from jeffc:A new state and a new location . . .
This discovery comes from Facebook's EM pinball group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1515859252011820/
And a post with photos by Ethan Dexter.
Salem Willows Amusement Park
167 Fort Ave
Salem, MA, 01970
978-745-0251
[email protected]
https://willowsarcade.com/
http://facebook.com/willowsarcade
"There is no admission fee for the Salem Willows Park."
"Visiting Salem or the North Shore? Don’t miss historic Salem Willows Park, an ocean front destination packed with games, food, and fun! We have attractions for all ages, whether you’re on a family day trip, a first date, or just looking for a blast from the past!"
EM games according to pinballmap.com:
Bank-A-Ball (Gottlieb, 1965)
Ding Dong (Williams, 1968)
Drop-a-Card (Gottlieb, 1971)
King of Diamonds (Gottlieb, 1967)
(plus about 10 DMD era games).
Also 3 pitch and bats and according to Ethan: a love tester, dancing monkey, dancing clown and 60's helicopter game.
Pics courtesy of Ethan Dexter:
Nice work, Jeff! I JUST saw this and thought I may have beat you to the punch, looks like you beat me by about 21 hours:
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Ha-ha!
Regardless, this is a significant add. Not only do we have a new location in a new state, but this also marks our 25th state added to the map. We now have half the states in the US with "significant" EM representation! Woo-hoo!!! Thanks to everyone here for all the help building and maintaining this list!
I'm going to drop a doozy on here soon - just need some time to collect the info & pics. Epic EM location in PA that I swear was on this list, but isn't.
Quoted from jeffc:I'm going to drop a doozy on here soon - just need some time to collect the info & pics. Epic EM location in PA that I swear was on this list, but isn't.
Do tell!! Pa. is a big state, hope it's nearby.... 
Quoted from MrBally:Otaku Arcade? Pending GoFundMe results.......
Nooooooooo.........
Old Sled Works - old sled factory turned into an Antique Mall (125 vendors) with EM gameroom and vintage soda fountain in the back. The collection is owned by Jimmy Rosen who also has a collection of classic cars there too. Has been written up in Gameroom magazine, etc. over the years.
Old Sled Works
722 North Market Street
Duncannon, PA 17020
Phone: (717) 834-9333
Hours are Wednesday through Sunday from 10 A.M. until 5 P.M.
http://sledworks.com/
https://www.facebook.com/oldsledworks/
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Old Sled Works looks cool. Bow and Arrow could use some new rubber and Sky Jump needs some flipper attention. Not sure if the guy playing didn't understand how CC Motorcycle worked or if it was broken. Are the games generally playable, or limping along?
Quoted from bonzo71:Old Sled Works looks cool. Bow and Arrow could use some new rubber and Sky Jump needs some flipper attention. Not sure if the guy playing didn't understand how CC Motorcycle worked or if it was broken. Are the games generally playable, or limping along?
Well its been a couple years since I was there. The arcade seems to get little foot traffic. The games were kinda limping along I'd say at that time. I don't think they get too many pinball people there.
Wow, it looks like a heck of a location. Too bad to hear that the games are
Quoted from jeffc:...kinda limping along...
Place looks incredible, though. I'm trying to convince my co-pilot to the York Show that we need to stop. 
If we do, I'll report back.
Thanks for bringing the new locations, Jeff! (Don't forget to update the map.). 
BTW, for anyone counting, this brings us up to over 40 EM locations! 
Quoted from RyanClaytor:. . . Don't forget to update the map . . .
Done.
Quoted from RyanClaytor:. . . this brings us up to over 40 EM locations! . . .
Quoted from jeffc:Old Sled Works - old sled factory turned into an Antique Mall (125 vendors)
Sounds like it would still be a nice day trip with my wife, about 2 hours away.
3 weeks later
So I was able to visit:
Fun Unlimited - in Western MD, near Deep Creek Lake Resort
This location was originally detailed in this thread's post #43:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/electro-mechanical-location-pinball-and-arcade-games#post-3748931
The EM room looks exactly as pictured previously. Kind of a ghost town in there - maybe a good thing as a visitor? Chatted up the owner Rick a bit.
My favorite games were:
Hoss Shoes by Global Industries. In Hoss Shoes, you slide metal horseshoes down the powdered/slick surface towards the far end's post. If you get a ringer, the horseshoe falls quite satisfyingly into the cabinet hole where it is stored for retrieval next round. The shoes make a nice (annoying maybe?) metallic pingy sound when hit. Points (ringers, closest shoes, etc) are calculated in your head and tallied on the attached EM scoreboard via button press. Looks like these scoreboards are simply generic add-ons for shuffleboards. Any idea who made them?
Chicago Coin All American Basketball. Shuffle alley where you shoot for the switches under the basketball which shoots the ball towards the hoop. Ball then semi-randomly comes to rest in another pocket for next attempt. Not sure why the outer shots are worth less, but they are. Outer shots seemed harder to reach/enter the basket, but they are easier to launch the ball due to the single switch for outer shots (inner shots require the pair of switches to be hit simultaneously, requiring more accuracy). Player 1 gets 10 shots, then P2, then the second half (double scoring) begins with 10 shots by P1, then P2's 10 shots.
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2 months later
Thanks to this thread, I paid a visit to a location with a number of electro-mechanical wonders...
Quoted from jeffc:Old Sled Works
I stopped on my way to The York Show about a week ago. While it's been mentioned on this thread before, I thought I'd post some pictures.
It was a rainy drive into Duncannon, PA where 'the works' is located, so it was a welcome sight to see these signs lining the road:
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An unassuming factory building turned antique-mall...
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...greets customers with a number of vintage television sets as you walk in:
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...along with a tube vendor in the corner:
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...and a Santa behind the register:
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The first of three arcade rooms sprinkled throughout the former factory...
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...welcomed you with a warning:
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...and currently contains 5 pinball machines:
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...a pitch 'n' bat:
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...a Midway "Basketball":
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...and old cigarette vendor:
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...as well as a couple of large black and white photos of old penny arcades:
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On the far side of the room there was a shelf featuring a couple table-top pinball machines from the 30's:
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...as well as some mechanical shooting games:
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...and a case with some penny arcade catalogs and ephemera:
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On my way to the back of the factory to find the other arcade rooms, I found this player piano:
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...which was originally rescued from an Alaskaland ice cream parlor in PA:
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This was flanked by an automotive postcard vendor:
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...and an old theatre ticket shredder:
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...complete with glorious metal fittings:
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...and a didactic talking about some of the historical items in the area:
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Oh, yah, and a wall of neon:
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Just in the next room, there were a heap of gun games, probably about half-a-dozen:
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...which sported some glorious cabinet art:
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...and interior vistas (this one from Six Shooter):
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The same room with the gun games had a few E.M. drivers:
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...a soda fountain:
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...fantastically curated, but roped off from use.
Oh, and cars are owner, Jimmy Rosen's, latest obsession, also in that same back room:
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I chat with Jimmy, an energetic fellow who was busy with a mechanic fixing one of his cars, but not too busy to share a gun game or two with me. He pointed me to a third and final room of electro-mechanical wonders, and it did not disappoint. Further back on the other side, customers are welcomed with a lit "Penny Arcade" sign:
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...and despite it's relatively small footprint, this room was jam packed with more games. Here's a circle around the room (counterclockwise). Immediately to the right is a bank of of those grip testers that judge your self-worth:
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...with some framed ads above:
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In the first corner, a peep show viewer:
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Then a LOOOONG wall of a bunch of stuff:
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Rounding the next corner was a Golden Arm:
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An original Pong:
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...and a Whirlybird:
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Then the following wall leading back to the entrance featured a Clown Pounder:
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Some beautiful fortune tellers:
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...and finally a Turf Champ:
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All in all it was a fantastic experience. As has been stated previously, not everything was in perfect working order, but a lot of them were plenty functional and it was a real treat to see and experience so many games I'd not seen before.
Add to that the historical bit about occupying a former sled factory with examples from sleds through the decades and a HUGE selection of antiques. I certainly purchased a few treats before I left.
I'm awfully glad I went a LITTLE out of my way on my drive to York to experience this very unique location. I would HIGHLY recommend you do the same given the chance.
http://www.replaymuseum.org/
Replay Museum
119 Tarpon Avenue
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
http://www.replaymuseum.org/gamesindex/complete-list
49 tables, including the following EMs:
Aztec, Big Deal, Butterfly, Captain Fantastic, Fast Draw, Old Chicago, Paul Bunyan, Strike Zone, and Surf Champ.
Didn't get the proprietor's name but we chatted a little. Great place, games are in good condition. Various repairs in progress as you would expect with so many tables. Excellent signage on top of each game to teach interested people about them. Highly recommend if you're anywhere near the Orlando or Tampa Bay Area.
Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:http://www.replaymuseum.org/
Replay Museum
119 Tarpon Avenue
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
http://www.replaymuseum.org/gamesindex/complete-list
49 tables, including the following EMs:
Aztec, Big Deal, Butterfly, Captain Fantastic, Fast Draw, Old Chicago, Paul Bunyan, Strike Zone, and Surf Champ.
Didn't get the proprietor's name but we chatted a little. Great place, games are in good condition. Various repairs in progress as you would expect with so many tables. Excellent signage on top of each game to teach interested people about them. Highly recommend if you're anywhere near the Orlando or Tampa Bay Area.
Hey YeOld! Thanks for mentioning the replay museum! I wasn't aware of that location! Happy to add a new spot.
Now, here's a weird thing; I looked around their website and actually didn't see ANY E.M. Pinball or arcade games in their promotional video:
...or their photos:
...sooo...that's a little weird? Ha-ha! I did see the listings for the titles you mentioned under their GAMES tab, but it was a little odd not to see any of those titles...anywhere. *LOL* I'm hoping there's a dedicated room of E.M.'s somewhere on the premises that is accessible to the public and not just a storage closet. Has anyone here actually been to this location recently and can confirm that 5 E.M. games are available for public play?
Despite my conspiracy theories above, I've gone ahead and added The Replay Museum to the master list on post #1 of this thread. ...if I hear back that there aren't 5 available, I'll pull it at that time.
Alright, enough downplaying, let's talk about how Replay Museum just made our list of Locations for Electro-Mechanical Pinball and Arcade Games FORTY STRONG!!! Woo-hoo! Nice work, all! Keep 'em comin' when you find 'em!
I also did a little house-cleaned of the master list. I noticed that while I listed The Silver Ball Museum (Asbury Park, NJ & Delray Beach, FL) under Florida, I didn't mention it under the New Jersey tab. So, now we're actually up to 41 locations! MOAR WOO's!
I also noticed that I did not previously include a link to the Strong Museum of Play. Why? I have no idea. But I looked it up and it's there now.
All this to say, if you see any inconsistencies in the list, please let me know. I'll do my best to get the corrections updated a.s.a.p.
Alright, that's it for now. Looking forward to finding out about more E.M. games on location!
Best,
Ryan 
Quoted from RyanClaytor:Thanks to this thread, I paid a visit to . . . [The Old Sled Works] on my way to The York Show about a week ago.
Ryan, thanks for the updated pics and virtual tour of the Sled Works!
Definitely worth a bit of a drive to check out in my mind. The large antiques market adds to the value of the visit - especially for family members who can only do so much arcading
Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:http://www.replaymuseum.org/
Replay Museum
119 Tarpon Avenue
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
http://www.replaymuseum.org/gamesindex/complete-list
49 tables, including the following EMs:
Aztec, Big Deal, Butterfly, Captain Fantastic, Fast Draw, Old Chicago, Paul Bunyan, Strike Zone, and Surf Champ.
Didn't get the proprietor's name but we chatted a little. Great place, games are in good condition. Various repairs in progress as you would expect with so many tables. Excellent signage on top of each game to teach interested people about them. Highly recommend if you're anywhere near the Orlando or Tampa Bay Area.
Added this to the map. Thanks for the update YeOldPinPlayer !
Quoted from RyanClaytor:Has anyone here actually been to this location recently and can confirm that 5 E.M. games are available for public play?
I was there. They definitely have at least five EMs. I think the Paul Bunyan may have been down because I would have played it but it's not on my Pindigo list. Your last photo shows a view from the back of the place looking towards the front. The row that has Space Shuttle and Orbiter 1 has most of the EMs now, but the Butterfly is a little further up the row.
You could call them an ask. They know about Pinside, their Walking Dead was running one of the alternate sound packages but the proprietor wasn't sure which one it was.
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Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:I was there. They definitely have at least five EMs. I think the Paul Bunyan may have been down because I would have played it but it's not on my Pindigo list. Your last photo shows a view from the back of the place looking towards the front. The row that has Space Shuttle and Orbiter 1 has most of the EMs now, but the Butterfly is a little further up the row.
You could call them an ask. They know about Pinside, their Walking Dead was running one of the alternate sound packages but the proprietor wasn't sure which one it was.
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Thanks for the confirmation, YeOld! ...and for the picture of Butterfly. I've always been curious to try that title. Never seen one in person, though. Next time I'm in Florida!
Quoted from jeffc:Added this to the map. Thanks for the update yeoldpinplayer !
Awesome! Thanks for the map update, JeffC!
Quoted from jeffc:Definitely worth a bit of a drive to check out in my mind. The large antiques market adds to the value of the visit - especially for family members who can only do so much arcading
100% agree. I actually had a rare weekend on my own, but were I with pinball civilians, I'm sure the antique mall would have been the saving grace.
Working on the five game minimum, @ryanclaytor!
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#aztec and Harlem Globetrotters On Tour will likely stay for a while. Super-Flite will likely be replaced with a
Firepower for the Spotted Bull's Grand Opening - no guarantees but I'm working on it. It's easy access off I-10 at the Vail Road exit on the Frontage Road, so, if you are driving through Tucson and need a pinball fix, stop in and say Pecos sent you!
https://pinside.com/pinball/map/where-to-play/11742-spotted-bull-eatery-amp-bar-vail-az
They are playing well. You won't be disappointed, and, if for some reason you are, I will personally refund your money! 
Okay, the barkeep will refund you your money.
Quoted from Pecos:Working on the five game minimum, ryanclaytor!
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Aztec and Harlem Globetrotters On Tour will likely stay for a while. Super-Flite will likely be replaced with a Firepower for the Spotted Bull's Grand Opening - no guarantees but I'm working on it. It's easy access off I-10 at the Vail Road exit on the Frontage Road, so, if you are driving through Tucson and need a pinball fix, stop in and say Pecos sent you!
https://pinside.com/pinball/map/where-to-play/11742-spotted-bull-eatery-amp-bar-vail-az
They are playing well. You won't be disappointed, and, if for some reason you are, I will personally refund your money! Okay, the barkeep will refund you your money.
Pecos!!! Location's lookin' great, my man! Glad to see you around these parts. ...don't forget, it's a 5 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL game minimum to be listed here.
Put that Firepower elsewhere! Ha-ha! I kid, I kid. Keep up the ambitious work!!!
4 months later
Got tipped off by JeffC about this by appointment only location:
Lone Star Pinball Museum
35222 Hempstead Hwy, Hockley, Texas
http://lspinball.com/musuem1.html
It's been added to the first post.
...and can this really be our first and only Texas E.M. location? Unbelievable. Ha-ha! Welp, that's our 26th state on the list!
jeffc , care to add it to the map?
Quoted from RyanClaytor:Got tipped off by JeffC about this by appointment only location:
Lone Star Pinball Museum
35222 Hempstead Hwy, Hockley, Texas
http://lspinball.com/musuem1.html
It's been added to the first post.
...and can this really be our first and only Texas E.M. location? Unbelievable. Ha-ha! Welp, that's our 26th state on the list!
jeffc , care to add it to the map?
Done - I have added this gem to the map.
Apologies for the lack of formatting, but I wanted to paste in a text list of all the games at the Lone Star Pinball Museum. This game data comes from their webpage, but I figured having it here might also help with text/google searches for these games.
By Appointment Only.
I'm going to go ahead and state that they have *200 EM games! Pinball, EM Arcades and Trade Stimulators.
Game Name Manufacturer Game Type
Atomic Bomber International Mutoscope EM Arcade
Big Game Hunter ABT EM Arcade
Champion Rifle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Chicken Sam Seaburg EM Arcade
Criss Cross Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Double Score Shuffle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Golden Arm Midway EM Arcade
Hunter Silver King EM Arcade
Jet Pilot Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Little League Midway EM Arcade
Mini-Baseball Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Motorcycle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
M-T Rifle Gallery Genco EM Arcade
Official Baseball Williams EM Arcade
Orbit United EM Arcade
Phantom Williams EM Arcade
Pro Hockey Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Rifle Champ Midway EM Arcade
SAMI Midway EM Arcade
Spinner Bally EM Arcade
Star Baseball Williams EM Arcade
Top Hit Midway EM Arcade
Trophy Bowler Bally EM Arcade
Twin Rifle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
White Lightning Midway EM Arcade
World Series Baseball Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Air Way Bally Pinball - 1930's
Baffle Ball Gottlieb Pinball - 1930's
Bally Hoo Bally Pinball - 1930's
Bank-A-Ball United Mfg. Pinball - 1930's
Beacon Stoner Pinball - 1930's
Bumper Bally Pinball - 1930's
Champion Bally Pinball - 1930's
Contact Pacific Amusement Pinball - 1930's
Daisy Peo Pinball - 1930's
Favorite Buckley Pinball - 1930's
Hoop-Er-Doo Pierce Pinball - 1930's
Major League Pacific Amusement Pinball - 1930's
Mat-Cha-Skor Peo Pinball - 1930's
Midget Hi-Ball Peo Pinball - 1930's
New Century Gengo Pinball - 1930's
Official Pin Table Mills Pinball - 1930's
Pros-Per-E-Ti Proserity Coin Pinball - 1930's
Push Over Gottlieb Pinball - 1930's
Review Exhibit Supply Pinball - 1930's
Rolla-Ball ?? Pinball - 1930's
Silver Queens Twins Standard Amusement Pinball - 1930's
Soccer Weston Pinball - 1930's
Spot Ball In & Outdoor Games Pinball - 1930's
Time Pacific Amusement Pinball - 1930's
U'Nette Nelson Pinball - 1930's
Whiffle Automated Industries Pinball - 1930's
Wizard Eagle Sheet Metal Pinball - 1930's
World Series Rockola Pinball - 1930's
Big Town Genco Pinball - 1940's
Blondie Genco Pinball - 1940's
Cinderalla Gottlieb Pinball - 1940's
Circus Exhibit Pinball - 1940's
Formation Genco Pinball - 1940's
Four Roses Genco Pinball - 1940's
Landslide Exhibit Pinball - 1940's
Nevada United Pinball - 1940's
Nudgy Bally Pinball - 1940's
Sally Chicago Coin Pinball - 1940's
Sea Breeze United Pinball - 1940's
Sport Parade Chicago Coin Pinball - 1940's
Step-Up Genco Pinball - 1940's
Atlas Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Balls-A-Poppin Bally Pinball - 1950's
Classy Bowler Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Club House Williams Pinball - 1950's
Contest Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Crossword Williams Pinball - 1950's
Gusher Williams Pinball - 1950's
Hi-Line Game Inc. Pinball - 1950's
Jalopy Williams Pinball - 1950's
Royal Flush Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Sweet Sioux Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Variety Bally Pinball - 1950's
Aloha Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Astronaut Chicago Coin Pinball - 1960's
Bank-A-Ball Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Beach Queens Bally Pinball - 1960's
Big Chief Williams Pinball - 1960's
Bowling Queen Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Buck-A-Roo Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Caperville Bally Pinball - 1960's
Corral Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Dancing Lady Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Derby Day Williams Pinball - 1960's
Dodge City Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Eight Ball Williams Pinball - 1960's
Flipper Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Flipper Clown Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Friendship 7 Williams Pinball - 1960's
Full House Williams Pinball - 1960's
Gator Bally Pinball - 1960's
Heat Wave Williams Pinball - 1960's
Hi Score Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Hula-Hula Chicago Coin Pinball - 1960's
Joker Wild Bally Pinball - 1960's
Joust Bally Pinball - 1960's
King Of Diamonds Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Lady Luck Williams Pinball - 1960's
Lucky Strike Williams Pinball - 1960's
Masquerade Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Miss-O Williams Pinball - 1960's
Monte Carlo Bally Pinball - 1960's
Music Man Williams Pinball - 1960's
Oklahoma Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Pit Stop Williams Pinball - 1960's
Pot 'O Gold Williams Pinball - 1960's
Riverboat Williams Pinball - 1960's
Slick Chick Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Teacher Pet Williams Pinball - 1960's
Touchdown Williams Pinball - 1960's
Tropic Isle Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Twin Joker Bally Pinball - 1960's
Whoopee Williams Pinball - 1960's
Wing Ding Williams Pinball - 1960's
Zig Zag Williams Pinball - 1960's
Aladdin's Castle Bally Pinball - 1970's
Amigo Bally Pinball - 1970's
Aztec Williams Pinball - 1970's
Big Deal Williams Pinball - 1970's
Capt Fantastic Bally Pinball - 1970's
Champ Bally Pinball - 1970's
Darling Williams Pinball - 1970's
Dipsy Doodle Williams Pinball - 1970's
Dolphin Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Expressway Bally Pinball - 1970's
Fireball Bally Pinball - 1970's
Flip-Flop Bally Pinball - 1970's
Gay 90's Williams Pinball - 1970's
Gold Rush Williams Pinball - 1970's
Gulfstream Williams Pinball - 1970's
Hew Haw Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Hi-Score Pool Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Hokus Pokus Bally Pinball - 1970's
Honey Williams Pinball - 1970's
Jack in the Box Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Jumping Jack Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Nip-It Bally Pinball - 1970's
Olympic Hockey Williams Pinball - 1970's
Pinball Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Rawhide Stern Pinball - 1970's
Red Baron Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Snow Derby Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Solids & Stripes Williams Pinball - 1970's
Sound Stage Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Space Mission Williams Pinball - 1970's
Space Time Bally Pinball - 1970's
Spirit of 76 Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Strike Zone Williams Pinball - 1970's
Super Star Williams Pinball - 1970's
Super Flite Williams Pinball - 1970's
Swinger Williams Pinball - 1970's
Top Speed Recel Pinball - 1970's
Travel Time Williams Pinball - 1970's
Twin Win Bally Pinball - 1970's
Wizard Bally Pinball - 1970's
Minature Baseball Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Lil Whirlwind Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Boop-A-Doop Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Spiral Golf Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Iou Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Twins Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Select-Ems Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Your Fortune Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Joker Wild Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Bull's Eye Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Target Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Silver Shot Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Your Number Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Win a Beer Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Go-Go Girl Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Sparky Trade Stimulator - Disc Spinner
Sportsman Trade Stimulator - Disc Spinner
Wagon Wheels Trade Stimulator - Disc Spinner
Gold Rush Trade Stimulator - Reel Game
Club House Trade Stimulator - Reel Game
Wings Trade Stimulator - Reel Game
Buck Shot Trade Stimulator - Punch Board
Play Ball Trade Stimulator - Punch Board
Color-a-do Trade Stimulator - Punch Board
Kings Horses Trade Stimulator - Misc
Scramball Trade Stimulator - Misc
Junior Trade Stimulator - Misc
Bingo Trade Stimulator - Misc
What my Friends call me Trade Stimulator - Misc
Fan-Tan Trade Stimulator - Misc
Sharp Shooter Trade Stimulator - Misc
Electric Shocker Trade Stimulator - Misc
* ok, it is 194 games.
LSPA games (resized).pngQuoted from pinwiztom:If you like this thread
you will love this publication
when it debuts
I may be biased... but I agree wholeheartedly!
Quoted from jeffc:Apologies for the lack of formatting, but I wanted to paste in a text list of all the games at the Lone Star Pinball Museum. This game data comes from their webpage, but I figured having it here might also help with text/google searches for these games.
By Appointment Only.
I'm going to go ahead and state that they have *200 EM games! Pinball, EM Arcades and Trade Stimulators.
Game Name Manufacturer Game Type
Atomic Bomber International Mutoscope EM Arcade
Big Game Hunter ABT EM Arcade
Champion Rifle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Chicken Sam Seaburg EM Arcade
Criss Cross Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Double Score Shuffle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Golden Arm Midway EM Arcade
Hunter Silver King EM Arcade
Jet Pilot Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Little League Midway EM Arcade
Mini-Baseball Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Motorcycle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
M-T Rifle Gallery Genco EM Arcade
Official Baseball Williams EM Arcade
Orbit United EM Arcade
Phantom Williams EM Arcade
Pro Hockey Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Rifle Champ Midway EM Arcade
SAMI Midway EM Arcade
Spinner Bally EM Arcade
Star Baseball Williams EM Arcade
Top Hit Midway EM Arcade
Trophy Bowler Bally EM Arcade
Twin Rifle Chicago Coin EM Arcade
White Lightning Midway EM Arcade
World Series Baseball Chicago Coin EM Arcade
Air Way Bally Pinball - 1930's
Baffle Ball Gottlieb Pinball - 1930's
Bally Hoo Bally Pinball - 1930's
Bank-A-Ball United Mfg. Pinball - 1930's
Beacon Stoner Pinball - 1930's
Bumper Bally Pinball - 1930's
Champion Bally Pinball - 1930's
Contact Pacific Amusement Pinball - 1930's
Daisy Peo Pinball - 1930's
Favorite Buckley Pinball - 1930's
Hoop-Er-Doo Pierce Pinball - 1930's
Major League Pacific Amusement Pinball - 1930's
Mat-Cha-Skor Peo Pinball - 1930's
Midget Hi-Ball Peo Pinball - 1930's
New Century Gengo Pinball - 1930's
Official Pin Table Mills Pinball - 1930's
Pros-Per-E-Ti Proserity Coin Pinball - 1930's
Push Over Gottlieb Pinball - 1930's
Review Exhibit Supply Pinball - 1930's
Rolla-Ball ?? Pinball - 1930's
Silver Queens Twins Standard Amusement Pinball - 1930's
Soccer Weston Pinball - 1930's
Spot Ball In & Outdoor Games Pinball - 1930's
Time Pacific Amusement Pinball - 1930's
U'Nette Nelson Pinball - 1930's
Whiffle Automated Industries Pinball - 1930's
Wizard Eagle Sheet Metal Pinball - 1930's
World Series Rockola Pinball - 1930's
Big Town Genco Pinball - 1940's
Blondie Genco Pinball - 1940's
Cinderalla Gottlieb Pinball - 1940's
Circus Exhibit Pinball - 1940's
Formation Genco Pinball - 1940's
Four Roses Genco Pinball - 1940's
Landslide Exhibit Pinball - 1940's
Nevada United Pinball - 1940's
Nudgy Bally Pinball - 1940's
Sally Chicago Coin Pinball - 1940's
Sea Breeze United Pinball - 1940's
Sport Parade Chicago Coin Pinball - 1940's
Step-Up Genco Pinball - 1940's
Atlas Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Balls-A-Poppin Bally Pinball - 1950's
Classy Bowler Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Club House Williams Pinball - 1950's
Contest Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Crossword Williams Pinball - 1950's
Gusher Williams Pinball - 1950's
Hi-Line Game Inc. Pinball - 1950's
Jalopy Williams Pinball - 1950's
Royal Flush Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Sweet Sioux Gottlieb Pinball - 1950's
Variety Bally Pinball - 1950's
Aloha Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Astronaut Chicago Coin Pinball - 1960's
Bank-A-Ball Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Beach Queens Bally Pinball - 1960's
Big Chief Williams Pinball - 1960's
Bowling Queen Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Buck-A-Roo Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Caperville Bally Pinball - 1960's
Corral Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Dancing Lady Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Derby Day Williams Pinball - 1960's
Dodge City Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Eight Ball Williams Pinball - 1960's
Flipper Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Flipper Clown Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Friendship 7 Williams Pinball - 1960's
Full House Williams Pinball - 1960's
Gator Bally Pinball - 1960's
Heat Wave Williams Pinball - 1960's
Hi Score Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Hula-Hula Chicago Coin Pinball - 1960's
Joker Wild Bally Pinball - 1960's
Joust Bally Pinball - 1960's
King Of Diamonds Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Lady Luck Williams Pinball - 1960's
Lucky Strike Williams Pinball - 1960's
Masquerade Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Miss-O Williams Pinball - 1960's
Monte Carlo Bally Pinball - 1960's
Music Man Williams Pinball - 1960's
Oklahoma Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Pit Stop Williams Pinball - 1960's
Pot 'O Gold Williams Pinball - 1960's
Riverboat Williams Pinball - 1960's
Slick Chick Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Teacher Pet Williams Pinball - 1960's
Touchdown Williams Pinball - 1960's
Tropic Isle Gottlieb Pinball - 1960's
Twin Joker Bally Pinball - 1960's
Whoopee Williams Pinball - 1960's
Wing Ding Williams Pinball - 1960's
Zig Zag Williams Pinball - 1960's
Aladdin's Castle Bally Pinball - 1970's
Amigo Bally Pinball - 1970's
Aztec Williams Pinball - 1970's
Big Deal Williams Pinball - 1970's
Capt Fantastic Bally Pinball - 1970's
Champ Bally Pinball - 1970's
Darling Williams Pinball - 1970's
Dipsy Doodle Williams Pinball - 1970's
Dolphin Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Expressway Bally Pinball - 1970's
Fireball Bally Pinball - 1970's
Flip-Flop Bally Pinball - 1970's
Gay 90's Williams Pinball - 1970's
Gold Rush Williams Pinball - 1970's
Gulfstream Williams Pinball - 1970's
Hew Haw Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Hi-Score Pool Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Hokus Pokus Bally Pinball - 1970's
Honey Williams Pinball - 1970's
Jack in the Box Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Jumping Jack Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Nip-It Bally Pinball - 1970's
Olympic Hockey Williams Pinball - 1970's
Pinball Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Rawhide Stern Pinball - 1970's
Red Baron Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Snow Derby Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Solids & Stripes Williams Pinball - 1970's
Sound Stage Chicago Coin Pinball - 1970's
Space Mission Williams Pinball - 1970's
Space Time Bally Pinball - 1970's
Spirit of 76 Gottlieb Pinball - 1970's
Strike Zone Williams Pinball - 1970's
Super Star Williams Pinball - 1970's
Super Flite Williams Pinball - 1970's
Swinger Williams Pinball - 1970's
Top Speed Recel Pinball - 1970's
Travel Time Williams Pinball - 1970's
Twin Win Bally Pinball - 1970's
Wizard Bally Pinball - 1970's
Minature Baseball Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Lil Whirlwind Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Boop-A-Doop Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Spiral Golf Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator - Spiral Shooter
Iou Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Twins Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Select-Ems Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Your Fortune Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Joker Wild Trade Stimulator - Dice Game
Bull's Eye Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Target Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Silver Shot Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Your Number Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Win a Beer Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Go-Go Girl Trade Stimulator - Penny Drop
Sparky Trade Stimulator - Disc Spinner
Sportsman Trade Stimulator - Disc Spinner
Wagon Wheels Trade Stimulator - Disc Spinner
Gold Rush Trade Stimulator - Reel Game
Club House Trade Stimulator - Reel Game
Wings Trade Stimulator - Reel Game
Buck Shot Trade Stimulator - Punch Board
Play Ball Trade Stimulator - Punch Board
Color-a-do Trade Stimulator - Punch Board
Kings Horses Trade Stimulator - Misc
Scramball Trade Stimulator - Misc
Junior Trade Stimulator - Misc
Bingo Trade Stimulator - Misc
What my Friends call me Trade Stimulator - Misc
Fan-Tan Trade Stimulator - Misc
Sharp Shooter Trade Stimulator - Misc
Electric Shocker Trade Stimulator - Misc
* ok, it is 194 games.
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Wow, that's a crap load of games!!
Quoted from pinwiztom:If you like this thread
you will love this publication
when it debuts
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/coin-op-carnival-a-new-em-focused-publication#post-4873170
Thanks for the help with promotion, Tom!
1 month later
A new one for the list.
WARNING: Seeing some bad reviews about poor condition of the games. I have not visited. LOCALS - maybe give us an update?
Pinball Parlour
808 Allentown Rd.
Earlington, PA 18918
(215) 723-5505
Hours: Mon-Sat 7pm to 10pm
Other Hours By Request
https://www.pinball-parlour.com/
http://pinball-parlour.com/about.php
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pinball-Parlour/251141040682
$6 play for an hour
$15 play for the day
Games are on free play
In addition to the EMs, they have/had roughly 75 solid state video & pinballs. Some of these pics are from their old location.
This list of EMs is probably a bit out of date, but is currently posted on their website:
Year Mfr. Type Name
1948 Williams pinball Dew-Wa-Ditty
1949 Williams pinball Freshie
1954 Williams pinball Screamo
1958 Williams pinball 4 Star
1959 Williams pinball Golden Bells
1964 Williams pinball Soccer
1966 Williams pinball Hotline
1966 Williams pinball Top Hand
1967 Williams pinball Magic City
1968 Williams pinball Doozie
1969 Williams pinball Miss-O
1971 Williams pinball Doodle Bug
1971 Williams pinball Klondike
1972 Williams pinball Fan-Tas-Tic
1972 Williams pinball Spanish Eyes
1973 Williams pinball OXO
1973 Williams pinball Travel Time
1974 Williams pinball Triple Action
1975 Williams pinball Triple Strike
1976 Gottlieb pinball Ship Ahoy
1976 Gottlieb pinball Sure Shot
1977 Williams pinball Big Deal
1977 Williams pinball Liberty Bell
1959 Williams rifle Hercules
1962 Williams driver Road Racer
1968 Williams rifle Aqua Gun
1969 Williams rifle Spooks
1970 Williams other Ringer
1970 Williams bowler Mini-Bowl (Mannequin Bowler)
1972 Williams pitch & bat Line Drive (Pitch and Bat)
1972 Williams other Winner (Horse Racing)
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Quoted from jeffc:A new one for the list.
Pinball Parlour
808 Allentown Rd.
Earlington, PA 18918
Added to The Map - see link in first post.
Quoted from jeffc:"WARNING: Seeing some bad reviews about poor condition of the games. I have not visited. LOCALS - maybe give us an update?
Pinball Parlour
808 Allentown Rd.
Earlington, PA 18918
(215) 723-5505
Hours: Mon-Sat 7pm to 10pm"
Been there a few times.
Don't waste your time! Most of the machines.............almost all of the machines, don't work.
The ones that work, are in poor condition and don't work properly.
A crime, because he has a great setup and a lot of nice machines.
Repeat! don't waste your time.
E
Quoted from electricsquirrel:Been there a few times.
Don't waste your time! Most of the machines.............almost all of the machines, don't work.
The ones that work, are in poor condition and don't work properly.
A crime, because he has a great setup and a lot of nice machines.
Repeat! don't waste your time.
E
Thanks for the feedback 
What a shame. Look at all those Williams Woodies!!! Not something you see every day. It's be nice to play a reasonable example of them. Sounds like it's not meant to be. I'll add it to the list soon, with a disclaimer.
Quoted from hoov:Here's one in IL:
https://www.vintagevideogames.com/
They also have a fb page
Also this.
Thanks to @hoov, here is another location. I'm seeing 5 or so EM pinballs here.
Pinball Paradise: 107 S. Hamilton St. McLean, IL 61754
(also Arcadia: 102 E Morgan St, McLean, IL 61754)
309-287-1725
[email protected]
http://www.facebook.com/ILarcadia
The main arcade "Arcadia" also has a "Pinball Paradise" building 100 ft away from the Arcadia building. Pinball Paradise is in a cool old bank building. Pinball Paradise has around 25 pinballs, 5-ish are EMs. Arcadia next door has roughly 12 pinballs (1 EM?) and 50 video arcades.
Both buildings are free to enter, with games on coin drop
SUMMER HOURS (summer defined by when local schools are on summer break):
Monday through Thursday 10am to 8pm
Friday 10am to 9pm
Saturday 9am to 9pm
Sunday noon to 8pm
NON-SUMMER HOURS (summer defined by when local schools are on summer break):
Monday through Thursday by appointment - call or text 309-287-1725
Friday 5pm to 9pm
Saturday 9am to 9pm
Sunday 12:30pm to 8pm
HOLIDAY HOURS (any time local kids are out of school):
Monday through Thursday 10am to 8pm
Friday 10am to 9pm
Saturday 9am to 9pm
Sunday 12:30pm to 8pm
These special holiday openings would be best confirmed on Facebook just to be safe.
GAMES get rotated periodically. The 5-ish EMs at pinball paradise are as follows, but owner mentions having 150 more pinballs in storage (I'm guessing mostly SS, but some EM):
Space Mission
Top Card
Baseball
Soccer
Big Hit
Target Alpha
Magic City
Here is a video tour. They move from Arcadia to Pinball Paradise at the 22:09 mark. At 27:52 they show the row of EM pins:
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pic of Arcadia building's pins:
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