^^^ this! Love, love, LOVE both places, just waiting for Downingtown to re-open... and holy shizzle is the food at Railroad amazing! Seriously fantastic, every time.

But bumped this thread just to update on Earlington:

My advice is to turn out the lights, part out the collection and call it a day or whatever. The website is insanely out of date, all of the pins are unplayably broken and about half of the video games need work too. I paid for three hours but left after 1:45 and it was a pretty somber drive home. I wanted to cry by the time I realized there was zero point in staying until closing time. At least I won't make that mistake twice.

Maybe I'll do that on my way home from Allentown instead...

Has anyone tried offering to buy any of Paul's machines? He's still got most of the coveted DMD titles even if they are in abysmal condition.

If you plan your pincrawl carefully, you can hit all three on the same day! It's about a 30 min drive between each of those places.

Oh trust me, I know how good I have it! Moving here kicked my interest in pinball into overdrive. I can walk to the Village Arcade and when I'm on 2nd shift, I can take advantage of Pinball Gallery's weekday lunch special ($5 for 2 hours) on days like today when I don't sleep late.

Oh yeah, it's great. Standard hours are Sat & Sun, noon to 5pm. Sometimes he'll open for a Monday holiday too but definitely call first if you're driving any distance or the weather's particularly bad. Most games are 2 credits per quarter. Here's a more recent walk-through, they've moved around but I think Bally Wizard is the only game he's added since this: