The pinball wizard originally got into the business during the 1970s when he opened an arcade with his brother in Lansing and Ann Arbor, Michigan called Pinball Pete’s.Īrnold eventually sold his share in the business and moved to Las Vegas in 1990. “What you’ve got here is something totally unique that exists nowhere else in the world.” “Everybodys got this complaint ‘everywhere I go everything is the same,’” PHoF owner and founder Tim Arnold explained to Vegas News. Located at the south end of the Strip near the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, the PHoF features the largest collection of pinball machines and is home to over 400 pinball machines and arcade video games.
If you’re looking to pump money in some games other than slot machines, then the Pinball Hall of Fame offers a different kind of Las Vegas experience. Pinball Hall of Fame Founder and Owner Tim Arnold.
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