Enterrium

Was very excited about this venue when I heard about it, and now very disappointed having been there. The Plus side: Games are in very good shape: The Down side: The game play is paid for by time. I bought 30 minutes for $10, for which I got 6 games of pinball ($1.67 each) played back to back. Had intended to eat lunch, but as soon as I swiped the card for the first game I was on the clock. This payment method takes all the excitement out of getting a replay, extra game, or even a match. I won't be back.

Ok, I went back and I was happy with the new payment system. Earned extra games, matches, etc are all rewarded and do not cost you time on your card. My only complaint now (and should be your complaint) is that all the pins seem to be over steep. On many of the newer games you can see the built-in level above the launcher as incorrect, and I suppose this helps their bottom line, quicker games=more plays, but as a pinball enthusiast, I'd like to play games as they were designed to be played.

Houdini on location!

Mondays are half priced pinball. They usually have a good mix of manufacturers and eras of pinball. Most machines are in excellent shape. 4 to 7 is happy hour!!!! and who couldn't use a drink when you're out playing pinball alone?

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon in October. Little traffic in the new pinball area near the bowling section. I updated the machines present as they dropped a few. Just 11 machines now. Addam’s Family had a credit dot, but not clear why as it appeared to work well. Hobbit had an issue, but don’t recall what it was. Otherwise mostly had the machines to myself. And was pleasantly surprised to see people win replays and then leave them on the machines without using them.