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Pinball Gallery In Malvern is the best for modern sterns including Deadpool and a great variety of the best from 1980-present.
Silverball Museum In Asbury Park is great for EM’s, 90’s Bally Williams and all the Jersey Jacks including Pirates.
Unfortunately both places are about an 1hr and 15 minutes away.
There are some places here or there with a couple of machines around Princeton but nothing with the tremendous breadth and upkeep of the two locations above.
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