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Vacation Ideas

By pindude80

6 years ago


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    #1 6 years ago

    My girlfriend and I want to go on a vacation this year, but really haven't picked anywhere to go, but both know we would like to go to a beach. I was thinking it would be cool to go somewhere that has an arcade on the boardwalk by the beach. Are there any good locations like that around? I think it would be cool to play some pin by the ocean then chill on the beach.

    Just saw Beach Arcade in Rehoboth Beach, DE just got a DI, but sounds like they only have a total of 5 pins.

    Let me know if anything comes to mind.

    #4 6 years ago
    Quoted from ThatOneDude:

    San Francisco and the neighboring area. Hit Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda and then drive over to Half Moon Bay. Lots of stuff in SF proper, too.
    https://www.pacificpinball.org/

    this place looks cool, but I should have mentioned that we are looking for east coast locations or maybe FL gulf of Mexico

    #5 6 years ago
    Quoted from scylla:

    Asbury Park - home of the Silverball Museum.
    http://silverballmuseum.com/asbury-park/
    EDIT: Museum is located right on the beach boardwalk.

    Thanks for the link, this place looks pretty cool! Is it open to the outside?

    #8 6 years ago
    Quoted from scylla:

    I'm not sure what you mean by "open to the outside".
    It's open daily to the public if that's what you mean. You can pay by the hour - or pay a flat rate for the day.
    If you're asking about the building itself, it's all large windows - one side of which is right on the boardwalk. However that side is not wide open to the outside. You have to go through a door to get in which is typically kept closed (at least when I've been there).
    Conditions of pins is great there.

    Yeah I meant if it's wide open to the great outdoors, but from your description sounds like it's climate controlled, still sounds like a cool place to visit. Thanks again for the info.

    #11 6 years ago
    Quoted from OzarkKing:

    Lake Ozark, Missouri.
    -The Bagnell Dam Strip has The Dogpatch Arcade which at last count had around 10 pins
    -The Office Neighborhood Bar has 7 pins and is 5 miles from Dogpatch
    -Larry's on the Lake has a floating tiki bar and 2 pins (I live across from Larry's and have 1 pin)
    -If you drive and go through St. Louis there are about a half dozen great pin-specific locations
    -Jason Bateman's new Netflix series "Ozark" (premieres 7/21) is set here
    -we have more shoreline than California
    -a pocket full of quarters stretches a long way here
    -come the weekend of The Shootout for one of the greatest powerboat events (and a LOT of activity around the Lake): http://lakeoftheozarksshootout.com/

    Hmmm This might be a possibility also, I would like to go, but need to check with the girlfriend. Sounds cool and to boot I'm a gear head so sounds great to me to checkout the shootout!

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