http://www.pinballgallery.net/
Larger location, so there should be 30+ games:
http://www.pinballgallery.net/game-list/
(Topic ID: 124508)
Glenelg, MD
Quoted from Dono:Looks fantastic; great luck in your newest venue!
Don O
I'm not affiliated, just a customer!
Thanks for posting, asay ! I live ~10 minutes away near Immaculata U. and work only 5 minutes away ... no excuses not to play and support Bill and the Pinball Gallery.
Harry - couldn't agree more ... Bill Disney is a great guy in the pinball community.
Mike Geib
West Chester, PA
Can't wait for the grand opening.
3 weeks later
Great to hear now its a little closer to home. I purchased my
Scared Stiff from Bill Disney a few years ago. Bill was really nice
to deal with. Maybe he'll want the SS back in his lineup. Not a chance! Love it.
Instead I will continue to bring plenty of coin to his new place.
Best of Luck!
2 weeks later
Wow.this place looks really cool.
Does anyone on here plan on playing in their summer league? League starts this coming Thursday.
Their website says they are having a tournament on Tuesday June 2nd and league starts Thursday June 4th.so I'm guessing Tuesday will be the opening.
Re-opening Friday June 12, 2015 in Malvern.
Our regular summer hours will be:
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday 11am-1pm, 5pm-9pm
Thursday 11am-1pm, 5pm-9pm
Friday 11am-1pm, 5pm-9pm
Saturday 2pm-9pm
Sunday 2pm-7pm
We are very excited about this new location! It is much bigger (almost 4X) than our previous location. As a result, we’ll be able to do much more and do it bigger and better than we've ever been able to do it before. More space. More games. More timeslots available for birthday parties, corporate outings, and special events. Expanded hours. Expanded tournaments and leagues. More fun for the whole family and everyone who loves pinball and classic arcade games!
It took a lot of work to get our new location ready, but we've had a lot of help from local pinheads (thank you!). We are now planning to have our grand re-opening on Friday June 12, 2015 starting 11:00am.
Keep watching our website, www.pinballgallery.net for the latest news. Better yet, follow us on Facebook or Twitter or subscribe to our mailing list at the right side of this page.
See you at the new Pinball Gallery!
Bill & Sherry Disney, owners
Pinball Gallery
This part is new:
The Pinball Gallery provides over 35 pinball machines and video games you can play in clean, comfortable, family-oriented environment (see our Game List).
Admission to the Pinball Gallery provides access to most of our games, which are set on free-play (no coins required!). Admission rates are as follows:
$8 - one hour of play
$20 - play all-day (re-entry is OK... go out for lunch/dinner and come back and play!)
We also sell the following extended passes:
$50 - monthly pass
$250 - yearly pass
If you purchase a monthly or yearly pass, you receive a free Pinball Gallery "Player Card" can be used for free admission anytime during that period, including our monthly tournaments, and weekly league.
For a limited time, we offer the following reduced admission passes:
$5 - "Lunch-time special": On weekdays when we are open from 11am-1pm, play as much as you want during that time. Bring your lunch. Bring a friend. Have some fun playing plnball and classic video games!
If you are in hurry and only have time for a game or two, we also have something for you. There are a few games at the front of the store that are available for coin-play (no admission necessary).
1970's
Twin Rifle (1971, Chicago Coin) - EM gun game
Fireball (1972, Bally) - classic 4-player EM
Stars (1978, Stern)
Sinbad (1978, Gottlieb)
Joker Poker (1978, Gottlieb)
Silverball Mania (1978, Bally)
Laser Ball (1979, Williams)
Count-Down (1979, Gottlieb)
Genie (1979, Gottlieb)
1980's
Scorpion (1980, Williams)
Big Game (1980, Stern)
Nine Ball (1980, Stern)
Alien Poker (1980, Williams)
Black Knight (1980, Williams)
Seawitch (1980, Stern)
Pink Panther (1981, Gottlieb)
Solar Fire (1981, Williams)
Mars God of War (1981, Gottlieb)
Fathom (1981, Bally)
Barracora (1981, Williams)
Eight Ball Deluxe Limited Edition (1982, Bally)
Donkey Kong 3 (1983, Nintendo) - classic video game
El Dorado City of Gold (1984, Gottlieb)
Out Run (1986, Sega) - video driving game
Cyclone (1988, Williams)
Black Knight 2000 (1989, Williams)
1990's
Funhouse (1990, Williams)
Whirlwind (1990, Williams)
Slugfest - (1991, Williams) - pitch and bat
Hot Shot - (1992, Williams) - pop-a-shot basketball
The Addams Family (1992, Bally)
X-Men (1992, Konami) - 4-Player video arcade game
White Water (1993, Williams)
Marvel Super Heroes (1995, Capcom) - 2-player video arcade game
Twister (1996, Sega)
No Fear (1996, Williams)
No Good Gofers (1998, Williams)
Neo Geo - 2-player video arcade machine with various classic Neo Geo games. Right now featuring:
Metal Slug
Metal Slug 3
Strikers 1945 Plus
The King of Fighters '97
Puzzle Bobble
Puzzle de Pon!
Neo Turf Masters
Fatal Fury Special
Samurai Showdown
Strikers 1945 Plus
Garou Mark of the Wolves
2000-2010's
Avatar (2010, Stern)
Spider-Man (2010, Stern)
X-Men (2012, Stern) pinball
Metallica (2013, Stern)
Star Trek (2014, Stern)
Mustang (2014, Stern)
Iron Man (2014, Stern)
Medieval Madness Remake LE (2015, Chicago Gaming)
Waiting in the Wings...
We also have other games in our inventory that still need to be refurbished before they are ready to put on the floor for play. They are:
Gladiator (1956, Gottlieb)
Show Boat (1961, Gottlieb)
Fun Land (1974, Chicago Coin) - EM gun game
Spirit of 76 (1975, Gottlieb)
Space Mission (1976, Williams)
Nugget (1977, Williams) - EM shuffle alley
Strikes and Spares (1977, Bally)
Bobby Orr's Power Play (1977, Bally)
Jungle Queen (1977, Gottlieb)
Paragon (1979, Bally)
Galaxy (1980, Stern)
Flight 2000 (1980, Stern)
Firepower (1980, Williams)
Black Hole (1981, Gottlieb)
Split Second (1981, Stern)
Haunted House (1982, Gottlieb)
Track and Field (1983, Konami) - video arcade game
Space Shuttle (1984, Williams)
Strike Zone (1984, Williams) - shuffle alley
Sorcerer (1985, Williams)
Genesis (1986, Gottlieb)
Big Guns (1987, Williams)
Arena (1987, Gottlieb)
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1993, Williams)
Parker Bohn Shuffle Alley (2000, Betson)
GET YOUR MALVERN ON, PINHEADS! (and stay away from trader joe's, you're better off stealing the neighbours veg than dealing with those insufferable hipster twats)
All I ask is that you do not forget that the best Funhouse within reach is at PinCrossing in Linfield. If you taste pineapple habanero on your fingers after playing it, that was me. But seriously, where can you play a No Good Golfers within a today's drive?
Quoted from insaneinthedrain:Does anyone on here plan on playing in their summer league?
I will be in the summer league, can't wait!
Quoted from Otaku:Where was this place previously located?
they were previously in Downingtown
Awesome news, I'm definitely looking forward to making an appearance. The lunch special sounds like a great deal as well!
1 week later
Quoted from Bowman9:I am a little confused by the admission fees.
What if you want to just stop in and look around do you get charged?
Or is that to get rid of the lookie loo's?
From the post: Admission to the Pinball Gallery provides access to most of our games, which are set on free-play (no coins required!). [...] There are a few games at the front of the store that are available for coin-play (no admission necessary).
The Downingtown location was pay-per-play all around. I don't know about you, but I can easily save money on this new model and I look forward to the chance to blow an entire Saturday there. Followed by food and more pinball at PinCrossing, of course. =) I just hope the machines that still take coins aren't the ones I want to jam out on. If I lived/worked any closer, the annual membership would completely make sense to me.
I can't imagine if you just wanted to look around that they wouldn't accommodate you. They're super nice folks. I'd be there for the grand opening later today but got way too much to do. I may still try to pop in for a minute...
when i was there today, the games on coin drop were Mustang, Cyclone, and EBD. as emkay said, the owners are really nice, and i am sure they will let you look at everything without making you pay.
The place is wide open, the free admission are is separated from the pay area by only a chain, so you can see everything...
https://www.facebook.com/pinballgallery/photos/pb.104496634686.-2207520000.1434151349./10153295600649687/?type=3&theater
Yeah, I ended up stopping in for a bit too. Lots of great machines, a few missing. I was mostly bummed they sold their WOZ since Downingtown but otherwise good stuff. New sign is way too small and new location is slightly trashy but there's plenty of food nearby if one wanted to go for the $20/day deal. Time will tell if the monthly/yearly deals make sense. I got the impression they intend to open a second room full of machines (she said 75?!) once all pigs are fed and ready to fly. I wish them all the best.
Quoted from emkay:New sign is way too small and new location is slightly trashy
They said they ordered a new sign, but it did not come in in time for their opening, so they used a banner they already had laying around. Hopefully the new sign will be bigger.
What did you find trashy about the new place?
Quoted from gabegabegabe:What did you find trashy about the new place?
The whole strip mall. I'm not complaining, I'm comfortable on the trashy side. Hell, I'mma get me some biryani and hit the lunch special as soon as possible. I knew exactly where I was going but still drove around the parking lot a couple times looking for it. I'm sure a new sign will rectify that...
Ken only won because I let him put up the GC score in Arena , and then played like a donkey vs Pete in BK2000.
I'm the shmo on the right.
But seriously, F! Arena. That game is terrible.
Ken would have probably beat me anyway, but again, F Arena.
Have I mentioned how I don't ever want to play Arena again?
1 week later
Can't wait to visit this Friday or Saturday! We're hitting the Too Many Games show those days and we plan to pop in for an hour or so to see how awesome this place looks in person. 
Quoted from gabegabegabe:when i was there today, the games on coin drop were Mustang, Cyclone, and EBD. as emkay said, the owners are really nice, and i am sure they will let you look at everything without making you pay.
The place is wide open, the free admission are is separated from the pay area by only a chain, so you can see everything...
https://www.facebook.com/pinballgallery/photos/pb.104496634686.-2207520000.1434151349./10153295600649687/?type=3&theater
Didn't think there was anyone else from cville on here. Let me know if you sell any games 
1 week later
ARENA!
I won the monthly last night. Had to play Arena for the final match.
The sound was out on it, and no one else was playing any more. So we played for the win in silence.
Now I'm more torn on that game than ever. I definitely don't like it, but it got me my first win, so can I really not like it that much?
Quoted from ectobar:I won the monthly last night
Congrats! I was the one who finished third. I really dislike bk2k. 
Quoted from electricsquirrel:Just wish they had more EM machines.
They just added an EM woodrail (Gladiator) and two early ss bally's that are basically like EMs, Freedom and Blackjack.
1 week later
Quoted from electricsquirrel:Just wish they had more EM machines.
They are beginning to fill the back area and have added a handful of EMs, including a wood rail (that wasn't working today).
Also added a new KISS and even though it's still set for coin drop, they were quick to toss me free credits on it during the lunch 'special'. I've got to do that more often, btw.
2 months later
Finally made it to Pinball Gallery. The space is MUCH bigger with almost 60 machines, I just miss them being 5 mins away in downingtown
Lunch special is $5 for 2 hours free play from 11-1, so cheap!
Quoted from electricsquirrel:I would like to suggest a Pinside gathering here.
Anyone in?
Dates?
Eric
Like I mentioned above, I'm in.
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