San Francisco, CA
Quoted from jbovenzi:I will vote Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda, CA. Several thousand machines in Museum and Annex.
That is 30mn from where I live and I didn't have the slightest idea it existed !
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Quoted from chuckwurt:I’m sure Tim cares a bunch. I’m also sure it’s hard to get help when you’re not willing to pay for it.
Not willing or not able ?
ps : I've never been there and I don't know the guy, I tend to think it might be hard to make this a profitable business although seeing the new building makes me wonder.
Quoted from Luckydogg420:You’d be surprised how often I’d run into this when I was in collections for the cable company. You’d go to disconnect someone’s internet and their excuse was that it was needed to collect income. Well if it’s your only source of revenue, then it should be top priority.
Same thing here. If the pinball collection is what brings people in the door, then having it working is paramount to all other efforts. If the collections quality suffers, the customers will notice and they won’t return, the cycle repeats until you have no revenue stream.
I can only assume with that many games they have to prioritize maintenance based on income and service the games that are played the most. They probably run into parts shortage for some of them.
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