Quoted from cp1610:Really need to add a new place to play but haven't found the stash of Em machines in the St Louis area yet.
Best candidate I found, last updated about a year ago:
City Museum
750 N 16th St
St Louis, MO, 63103
Baseball (Gottlieb, 1970)
Domino (Gottlieb, 1968)
Duotron (Gottlieb, 1974)
Fun Land (Gottlieb, 1968)
Spanish Eyes (Williams, 1972)
Upper Deck (Williams, 1973)
I see a lot of more modern pins on the St. Louis map that I would love to play, but aren't around here. I have not been to STL since the height of location pinball in the 90s (I saw Ozzie Smith flip on the old Busch Stadium astroturf when I was there), but today they appear to have a solid scene from where I sit.
Houston has a one-of-a-kind experience at Joystix, if you can handle the sensory overload and aren't claustrophobic, but wild pinball is rare game down here, especially on the south side, and they're not all well looked after. I would practically live at Game Preserve in Spring if it wasn't upward of a 2-hour drive with traffic. Midwest metro areas seem to have more locations. I lived in Detroit for awhile and they have some big public collections in SE Michigan.