Huge arcade now open at the site of the Showboat Hotel and Casino.
https://pressofatlanticcity.com/news/local/lucky-snake-arcade-opening-looks-to-begin-new-era-for-showboat-atlantic-city/article_a667b265-07c9-50f5-87da-c76f7789ea34.html
Huge arcade now open at the site of the Showboat Hotel and Casino.
https://pressofatlanticcity.com/news/local/lucky-snake-arcade-opening-looks-to-begin-new-era-for-showboat-atlantic-city/article_a667b265-07c9-50f5-87da-c76f7789ea34.html
Quoted from jrpinball:Huge arcade now open at the site of the Showboat Hotel and Casino.
https://pressofatlanticcity.com/news/local/lucky-snake-arcade-opening-looks-to-begin-new-era-for-showboat-atlantic-city/article_a667b265-07c9-50f5-87da-c76f7789ea34.html
I've seen an article about it but it doesn't look like they have any classics or pinball machines.
Quoted from VectorGamer:I've seen an article about it but it doesn't look like they have any classics or pinball machines.
From the posted article:
"The arcade aspect of the project features mainstays like “Time Crisis,” “House of the Dead” and various pinball machines. One section was reserved for vintage games like “Frogger.” Claw machines are scattered throughout."
Quoted from VectorGamer:I've seen an article about it but it doesn't look like they have any classics or pinball machines.
Quoted from Nhpolarbear:It said there was a Lord of the Rings in the article. One pin? Sheesh. It’s the kiddie casino.
In the article is a 40sec video and you can see two JJP's front and center in one of the clips.
Just went. Had 4 jjp machines. Di played nice, Woz not working, Hobbit played ok and the biggest disappointment Gnr se broken.
I was there in the last few months and they’ve now upgraded to about 70+ pins, all lined up as soon as you walk in from the boardwalk entrance. Wide variety of games across eras, now with a few modern sterns to compliment their previous JJP lineup.
Highly recommend the duck pin bowling as well. It’s in the middle bar area.
This on top of a quick walk to Ocean to play some top golf and have a few drinks makes for a great night out while avoiding burning money in slot machines.
Finally got over to Lucky Snake. Some of the pins need some work if I'm honest...but overall it was cool to play some pinball while in AC. All needed a good glass cleaning likely from the moist air right by the ocean. (I wish I had brought some windex with me) The duck pin bowling was so much fun I started googling to see if I can put one in my basement! haha. Anyway, definitely worth the visit if down in AC...
I visited last week and am heading back soon. Newer Stern pins they had were Avengers, GotG, TMNT, Led Zeppelin, and the Mandalorian, I’m pretty sure all Pro models. The TMNT had a weak left flipper but games were mostly in good playing condition. Also lots of 90’s classics, the Cactus Canyon remake, and plenty of old EM stuff if that’s your thing.
All the pins are $1 per play, except maybe a few of the older EM machines that are 50 cents.
While Silverball Museum in Asbury Park has the advantage of free play after paying an entry fee, Lucky Snake does have newer Stern machines that they do not. On the other hand, Silverball Museum has the entire lineup of Jersey Jack games in Limited Edition iirc, and all the JJP at Lucky Snake are standard. I live under a 40 minute drive from both, so I’m fortunate to get to play all these machines. These places plus Yestercades in Red Bank and Westfield, and Starcade in Hamilton Mall give me so many options to play great pinball in NJ.
Here’s the current list of games at Lucky Snake from their website, which seems accurate based on my last visit:
THE HOBBIT
WIZARD OF OZ
GUNS N ROSES
DIALED IN
WILLY WONKA
SOUTH PARK
GUARD OF THE GALAXY
AUSTIN POWERS
WATERWORLD
SHARKEY'S SHOOTOUT
JURASSIC PARK
AVENGERS
TMNT
LED ZEP
FAMILY GUY
THE SIMPSONS
ATTACK FROM MARS
STAR TREK
THE ROLLING STONES
IRON MAN
INDIANA JONES
AIRBORNE AVENGER
SOPRANOS
SECRET SERVICE
RAVEN
STREET FIGHTER II
ROCK ENCORE
BLACK ROSE
DIAMOND LADY
SPACE HAWKS
LAST ACTION HERO
NBA FASTBREAK
THE LOST WORLD
FRANKENSTEIN
DEMOLITION MAN
PINBALL MONOPOLY
ELVIS
TERMINATOR 3
STAR WARS
BREAKSHOT
BOUNTY HUNTER
ICE FEVER
HULK
ALI
SOLAR RIDE
SUPERSONIC
WILD FYRE
MEMORY LANE
TRIDENT
MATA HARI
LECTRONAMO
CLEOPATRA
VULCAN
GRIDIRON
JET SPIN
TOLEDO
FIRECRACKER
300
SPACE TIME
DOGIES
FOUR MILLION BC
FUTURE SPA
GENIE
STRIKER
BIG GAME
CAMELOT
CAPERSVILLE
BIG CASINO
MINI POOL
MIBS
FLIP A CARD
SPIN A CARD
SQUARE HEAD
WORLD POKER TOUR
MANDALORIAN
SPIDER-MAN
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
CACTUS CANYON
Thanks for the report--I'll be checking that place out in a few weeks. Looking forward to getting some time on that Diamond Lady, Secret Service, and Space Hawks!
Quoted from RP1121:While Silverball Museum in Asbury Park has the advantage of free play after paying an entry fee,
You can pay by the hour or per day to play pinball at Lucky Snake. Its much more cost effective this way if you are staying a while. This is what I did during my visit. Dont' tell anyone, but you can use the card for other machines (not the claw machines) to play as well but it won't credit you any points. Shhhhh.... I played about 150 games of pop and shot as well as duck pin bowling using my pinball daily pass card. This will save a ton of money vs buying the individual credits to play.
Quoted from RP1121:I visited last week and am heading back soon. Newer Stern pins they had were Avengers, GotG, TMNT, Led Zeppelin, and the Mandalorian, I’m pretty sure all Pro models. The TMNT had a weak left flipper but games were mostly in good playing condition. Also lots of 90’s classics, the Cactus Canyon remake, and plenty of old EM stuff if that’s your thing.
All the pins are $1 per play, except maybe a few of the older EM machines that are 50 cents.
While Silverball Museum in Asbury Park has the advantage of free play after paying an entry fee, Lucky Snake does have newer Stern machines that they do not. On the other hand, Silverball Museum has the entire lineup of Jersey Jack games in Limited Edition iirc, and all the JJP at Lucky Snake are standard. I live under a 40 minute drive from both, so I’m fortunate to get to play all these machines. These places plus Yestercades in Red Bank and Westfield, and Starcade in Hamilton Mall give me so many options to play great pinball in NJ.
Here’s the current list of games at Lucky Snake from their website, which seems accurate based on my last visit:
THE HOBBIT
WIZARD OF OZ
GUNS N ROSES
DIALED IN
WILLY WONKA
SOUTH PARK
GUARD OF THE GALAXY
AUSTIN POWERS
WATERWORLD
SHARKEY'S SHOOTOUT
JURASSIC PARK
AVENGERS
TMNT
LED ZEP
FAMILY GUY
THE SIMPSONS
ATTACK FROM MARS
STAR TREK
THE ROLLING STONES
IRON MAN
INDIANA JONES
AIRBORNE AVENGER
SOPRANOS
SECRET SERVICE
RAVEN
STREET FIGHTER II
ROCK ENCORE
BLACK ROSE
DIAMOND LADY
SPACE HAWKS
LAST ACTION HERO
NBA FASTBREAK
THE LOST WORLD
FRANKENSTEIN
DEMOLITION MAN
PINBALL MONOPOLY
ELVIS
TERMINATOR 3
STAR WARS
BREAKSHOT
BOUNTY HUNTER
ICE FEVER
HULK
ALI
SOLAR RIDE
SUPERSONIC
WILD FYRE
MEMORY LANE
TRIDENT
MATA HARI
LECTRONAMO
CLEOPATRA
VULCAN
GRIDIRON
JET SPIN
TOLEDO
FIRECRACKER
300
SPACE TIME
DOGIES
FOUR MILLION BC
FUTURE SPA
GENIE
STRIKER
BIG GAME
CAMELOT
CAPERSVILLE
BIG CASINO
MINI POOL
MIBS
FLIP A CARD
SPIN A CARD
SQUARE HEAD
WORLD POKER TOUR
MANDALORIAN
SPIDER-MAN
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
CACTUS CANYON
Don't forget Jilly's in Ocean city, newest Sterns are now .50 and older pins are .25 can't beat that price.
Quoted from insight75:You can pay by the hour or per day to play pinball at Lucky Snake. Its much more cost effective this way if you are staying a while. This is what I did during my visit. Dont' tell anyone, but you can use the card for other machines (not the claw machines) to play as well but it won't credit you any points. Shhhhh.... I played about 150 games of pop and shot as well as duck pin bowling using my pinball daily pass card. This will save a ton of money vs buying the individual credits to play.
Thanks, I didn’t realize this was an option. I went again the other day and got a $50 card, which gives you $60 in credits. Once I use that up I’ll ask for the daily pass, since I usually spend several hours there.
I got a few things wrong in my original post. Their Wonka is actually a limited edition, and their GotG is a premium.
My one disappointment is that a lot of games are out of order when I go, and several more with minor issues. I contacted them through their site to try and let them know about some issues on their newer Sterns so that maybe they will address it. If nobody tells them, they may never know.
Quoted from poppapin:Don't forget Jilly's in Ocean city, newest Sterns are now .50 and older pins are .25 can't beat that price.
Awesome, I’ve never been there but I will definitely take a ride down soon and check it out. Do they have a good lineup of games?
Quoted from poppapin:newest Sterns are now .50 and older pins are .25 can't beat that price.
Last time I was there, everything was upped to .50 a play, even the older games. Still not bad, considering most stuff everywhere else is a buck a play now.
Quoted from RP1121:Thanks, I didn’t realize this was an option. I went again the other day and got a $50 card, which gives you $60 in credits. Once I use that up I’ll ask for the daily pass, since I usually spend several hours there.
I got a few things wrong in my original post. Their Wonka is actually a limited edition, and their GotG is a premium.
My one disappointment is that a lot of games are out of order when I go, and several more with minor issues. I contacted them through their site to try and let them know about some issues on their newer Sterns so that maybe they will address it. If nobody tells them, they may never know.
Yeah a few machines had issues when I sent. I remember family guy didn't have a card reader so could not be played. They don't have many people walking around to help fix even minor issues.
Quoted from RP1121:I visited last week and am heading back soon. Newer Stern pins they had were Avengers, GotG, TMNT, Led Zeppelin, and the Mandalorian, I’m pretty sure all Pro models. The TMNT had a weak left flipper but games were mostly in good playing condition. Also lots of 90’s classics, the Cactus Canyon remake, and plenty of old EM stuff if that’s your thing.
All the pins are $1 per play, except maybe a few of the older EM machines that are 50 cents.
While Silverball Museum in Asbury Park has the advantage of free play after paying an entry fee, Lucky Snake does have newer Stern machines that they do not. On the other hand, Silverball Museum has the entire lineup of Jersey Jack games in Limited Edition iirc, and all the JJP at Lucky Snake are standard. I live under a 40 minute drive from both, so I’m fortunate to get to play all these machines. These places plus Yestercades in Red Bank and Westfield, and Starcade in Hamilton Mall give me so many options to play great pinball in NJ.
Here’s the current list of games at Lucky Snake from their website, which seems accurate based on my last visit:
THE HOBBIT
WIZARD OF OZ
GUNS N ROSES
DIALED IN
WILLY WONKA
SOUTH PARK
GUARD OF THE GALAXY
AUSTIN POWERS
WATERWORLD
SHARKEY'S SHOOTOUT
JURASSIC PARK
AVENGERS
TMNT
LED ZEP
FAMILY GUY
THE SIMPSONS
ATTACK FROM MARS
STAR TREK
THE ROLLING STONES
IRON MAN
INDIANA JONES
AIRBORNE AVENGER
SOPRANOS
SECRET SERVICE
RAVEN
STREET FIGHTER II
ROCK ENCORE
BLACK ROSE
DIAMOND LADY
SPACE HAWKS
LAST ACTION HERO
NBA FASTBREAK
THE LOST WORLD
FRANKENSTEIN
DEMOLITION MAN
PINBALL MONOPOLY
ELVIS
TERMINATOR 3
STAR WARS
BREAKSHOT
BOUNTY HUNTER
ICE FEVER
HULK
ALI
SOLAR RIDE
SUPERSONIC
WILD FYRE
MEMORY LANE
TRIDENT
MATA HARI
LECTRONAMO
CLEOPATRA
VULCAN
GRIDIRON
JET SPIN
TOLEDO
FIRECRACKER
300
SPACE TIME
DOGIES
FOUR MILLION BC
FUTURE SPA
GENIE
STRIKER
BIG GAME
CAMELOT
CAPERSVILLE
BIG CASINO
MINI POOL
MIBS
FLIP A CARD
SPIN A CARD
SQUARE HEAD
WORLD POKER TOUR
MANDALORIAN
SPIDER-MAN
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
CACTUS CANYON
I wouldn't be surprised if they got many of those EM games from the overflow of Silverball. SBM was once predominantly EM, with many rare titles, but they are slowly transitioning to more modern games. I'm wondering if the "Flip a Card" at LS is the same one I once sold to SBM. I don't get to AC very often, but I'd like to check it out sometime.
Quoted from jrpinball:I wouldn't be surprised if they got many of those EM games from the overflow of Silverball. SBM was once predominantly EM, with many rare titles, but they are slowly transitioning to more modern games. I'm wondering if the "Flip a Card" at LS is the same one I once sold to SBM. I don't get to AC very often, but I'd like to check it out sometime.
That’s good to hear about Silverball. I love that place but definitely wish they would get some modern Sterns in. They don’t have any newer than Simpsons Pinball Party, Elvis, etc.
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