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I remember when Indianapolis International had a gameroom w/6 or more pins back in the mid '70s when it was known as Weir Cook Municipal. My dad's office was just minutes from there and on the rare Saturday when he had to go in for an hour or two I'd tag along, we'd eat lunch at the airport and I'd play a few pins afterwards.
Haven't been inside I/I in 30+ years now; wouldn't be surprised if none of that exists there anymore.
Those were the days . . .
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