Decades Arcade
Decades Arcade is the biggest arcade in central VA, and Charlottesville's premiere pinballatorium! It hosts a super-diverse mix of pinball machines covering all eras - from a 50's Woodrail, 60's and 70's EM's, to late 70's Solid States, to 80's Classics, to 90's B-Listers, to some of the most loved Stern's from the 2000's. One entrance fee gets you unlimited play. It also has lots of vintage arcade cabinets and other fun games! Decades hosts Dominion Pinball League that plays Tuesday nights from 7-9PM. Private Party rentals are also available. Decades takes COVID precautions very seriously. There is ample airflow and contact info is required for contact tracing.
Now selling Champion Beer!
Opening hours
Friday 5:00-10:00
Saturday 1:30-10:00
Sunday 1:30-6:00
Monday 6:00-10:00 (Summer Only)
$12 entrance fee per person (for the day)
Private Party bookings $300 for 2 hours
Address
221 Carlton Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22902, USA
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Last updated on 2022-08-15 18:18:57
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Gott1978
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Family friendly gaming arcade with a wide variety of pinball machines. It was a very popular place on a Thursday afternoon in August. One payment for free play on all pins on that day. Usually $12 a day, but due to some minor construction, it was $8 on the day we went. Most machines were well maintained and all but 3 or 4 (including Comet and Judge Dredd) were working when we were there. Some of the older machines had worn playfields, but the 1978 Joker Poker machine was pristine and played like it was new. One downfall is that the room is so packed that you can barely hear the machine you are playing when it gets busy. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.