I will be there bright and early! I already purchased my all day pass a few weeks ago at half off when they were having that deal. And that guy in the picture with the white hat and dark green collared shirt is none other than moi The local news station was at the museum promoting its location and we (pinball fans in the area) were welcomed in to be "side art".....for free! And a free one day pass to the museum....only catch for that was you had to be there from 6:15 to 9:45 for all there TV spots. I stayed and played!!!

"Silverman grew up to be an avid pinball player and, eventually, a pinball machine collector. “My first machine was ‘Fireball,’ which was made by Bally, a major pinball company. My wife liked the game, so we kept it lit up in the living room. One game led to another and now I have more than 900 machines.”

Holy Crap! I don't have 900 machines, or a wife, for that matter....

Water street right? Parking will suck big time, get there early and feed the meter often. The city (Baltimore) is well known for it's parking troubles!

I indeed was Bigorange....and I had never played an old wood rail for that matter. They are a lot of fun....the only thing that was weird to me was there was no actually score displayed...it was more like values that lit up on the back glass as you hit bumpers and certain shots. But I got into it!

Yeah...but there are garages which are way better than the meters which some only have 2 hour limits on. I think the one I parked in was about $2 an hour...not too shabby. Nothing's perfect....and I am not going to whine about city parking so I can't play pinball. It's reality.

You were sportin' wood.

Right you are, hope the out of towners can find the garages...The article didn't mention parking at all.

Nice
Anyone gona bring a camera ?

Haha...cities have parking garages everywhere...you should get out more I guess the article is "misleading"

the NPM sucked hard when it was in DC..
We had high hopes when me and my bro went to play some BBB. hot as hell in there, overpriced games, many not working 100% and played weak.

I hope he has a better setup in Baltimore.

If you go take pictures and have fun!

I've sent them a couple donations. I'm always willing to support anybody that tries to keep pinball alive and in the public eye. I sure hope this situation works out better than the last one.

Yeah, I'm with you there, gweempose. Support Local Pinball! Only for us Pinsiders that means all of Planet Earth...
We don't have a lot of money but we (my wife and I) support pinball when and where we can.

With the only main attractions in the inner harbor area being the Science Center and the Aquarium I'm sure the Pinball Museum will due well.

Anybody go? If so how was it?