This place is amazing! It's the real deal. I had a blast. $10.00 fee at the door and all the pinball machines are set to "free play". I was really impressed with the condition of the machines.

The owner was really friendly and helpful with machine issues, he was there in a flash to help. 4/5 of the machines were on (he intelligently turned off the ones with major/unplayable issues) and most of them were in great to excellent/like new condition. Tons of comfy padded stools to sit on, too.

He's got about three dozen machines. He had them grouped by era, as well, it was really cool to see a bunch of modern Sterns (Simpsons Pinball Party, Elvis, Rolling Stones, AC/DC, and Metallica were all side by side), ten mid-80s to early '90s SS, ten late '70s SS, and ten EM all side by side in their own rows.

He said all the machines are for sale, as well. They all seem to have been shopped extensively.

This place just opened this week. He said hours would be Thursdays 5:00-10:00 PM and Fridays 4:00-10:00 PM "until further notice". It doesn't have a website, just a Facebook page, so I would check there and/or call before driving a long distance.

Anyway, I added them to the Pinside map and figured out a list of machines (I think I got them all):

http://pinside.com/pinball/map/where-to-play/pinhead-amusements-6875-bedford-pa-united-states

A few weren't working but there were just so many that I barely noticed. Anything that was switched on usually worked, and worked perfectly, as well.

My favorites were Addams Family and High Speed. I spent a lot of time on Jive Time (this machine is phenomenal, check it out if you ever find it someplace or if you go here), Genie, Night Rider, Captain Fantastic, Wizard!, Kiss, Dolly Parton, Playboy, Lost World, Supersonic, and Eight Ball Deluxe, as well.

He had a bunch of vintage arcade games, as well. I didn't really play any of them except an old target-shooting game, though. He also had a couple of skee-ball tables near the back. There were some sit-down racing-type games, although I think they were older machines (I think he is going for older classic stuff). There is a Ms. Pac-Man.

Seriously, check this place out if you are in the area or passing through and have the time.

If you have kids, take them to Old Bedford Village (they have "living history" historical reenactments and stuff at the reconstructed colonial village ) for the day, then when evening rolls around, it's off to the pinball parlor.