I'd say roughly half the size. This year, there were fewer free play games, less of them were DMD era, and not as much vendor selection.

I went to York last year, and Allentown the past two years.

Allentown is better. That being said i will still be attending York in October.

Herg is correct, York has half the games of A-Town with more EM's and less vendors but York has more of a selection in the outside area.

Its a pinball show it will be fun but it would be a hard to convince someone that York has more going on then Allentown.

Agree with above. But, that said, it also draws a different crowd since it's a few hours west.

Personal observation is that York has a bigger and more diverse flea market, but smaller venue for free play. There were a lot more prearranged deals at York. I also found that within a few hours, games started to disappear from the floor as they were sold. Allentown seemed much better with encouraging people to keep the games out.

York is somewhat smaller but it is still worth checking out. I have always done well selling games and getting new ones. I feel like people are more decent with the for sale prices and there are always a handful of nice restored games for sale. It is still fun to attend one day, its super close to my home.

Actually my recollection is the opposite. Less games for sale, but more parts and stuff...

I had a great time at the York show last year and at A town this year. Its definitely a smaller show then Allentown but still a great time. If I remember correctly there were some reasonably priced games last year.

York is a smaller show but the flea market is usually better than Allentown. Also remember that Eric & Marlin are no longer running the York show so we don't know what to expect this year.

Agree with everyone but also plan on attending again this year. It's just nice to be able to spend a day surrounded with fellow enthusiasts and machines. I got to play Viper night driving last October and really liked it.