Managed to make it to three locations on my trip:
1) Children's Museum, the R&B&F had the requisite short legs, a filthy playfield, super weak flippers, and worked fine otherwise. Would be cool if Madison Pinball could approach the museum to do a playfield clean and wax and flipper rebuild, would improve the gameplay immensely and give all the kids who play a much better pinball experience.
2) Alt Brew, amazing lineup of games. Played Atlantis for the first time, I like the classic feel to it, but maybe too easy, I rolled it on my third or fourth play and I'm not that good. Maybe lucked out on the 4M progressive jackpot? On the flip side, Demo Man was brutally hard with the posts all set to wide open. Even had the left habitrail dump the ball into the outlane a couple times, guess you're supposed to nudge on that?
3) Schwoeglers, great lineup, love to see EMs on location, Pop a Card was really fun.