Idaho Pinball Museum 4902 West Chinden Boulevard, Boise, ID 83714

"Old school fun! I gave up mindreading my children, and simply dragged the 13 and 12 year olds to the Pinball Museum, because I wanted entertainment. Perfect result! For $10 each, we enjoyed limitless play on countless machines. I’m over 50, and seeing the likes of Flash Gordon and Star Wars graphics (the originals) light up the game brought back good memories. The kids…they didn’t want to leave. The group that runs the museum are enthusiasts who outgrew their storage space and opened this venue. It’s clear that they share a love for the machines, and offer neat trivia. One note, the sign for the museum is small. The marquee in the parking lot reads “Fellowship.” Not true, walk right in for the games. Definite repeater!"

"A large variety of pinball machines from older models through modern. I think the person at the welcome desk said the collection goes back to the 1960s. All the pinball you could want for a $10 entry fee. Lots of friendly people. It seems like there is a pretty active group of players locally who congregate here. I will probably visit again."

"The Idaho Pinball Museum is a fantastic collection of pinball machines from every era, old and new. Make a donation when entering and all the games are free to play during your visit. It is a private collection and the owners are typically there to answer any questions you may have and show you different features of the machines. It is a very friendly, fun environment and new games are being added all the time. The games are well-maintained and it's very easy to find some hidden gems you may have never heard of. The museum is operated with a casual vibe and most games have cupholders attached so you can bring a beverage while playing. This is a local non-profit museum so if you can afford to do so, try to donate some additional $$ at the door or purchase some merchandise while you're there, it really helps! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!"

"There is a great variety of games, with a cool selection of older games from the 60’s. They were so kind and even showed us the inner workings of a machine. Can’t wait to come back and brush up on our pinball skills. Minimum $5 donation to enter and the games are set to free play."

"amazing place with a variety of well maintained and fully functional pinball machines. we had a small get together and they were kind enough to open ahead of their usual time. Small donation and we had a bunch of us have a blast. you can bring your own food and drinks with their permission ofcourse. check the place out and support a small fun loving business."