That being said, I like having a non crowded place to play my pinball so hope I can still get on a machine if it moves!

That’s the story I’ve been hearing today, and there’s a video and reddit testimony suggesting likewise. I have been there a couple dozen times during the past nine years and have yet to see anything along the likes of what has been suggested. YMMV, evidently, which is unfortunate.

That said, I still enjoy the concept, so I sort of hope it survives.

It’s worth it if you enjoy pinball at all. I love it because I can gamble in Minnesota and states in every direction from Minneapolis. But some of the machines at the HOF are so rare you’ll never find them anywhere near you, if anywhere in the world.

The HOF is pretty well known as a tourist destination by Vegas visitors at this point, but thanks for helping spread the word. Every additional dollar that comes in during the months that follow will help the move become a reality that much faster.

I’ve long said it’s the best bet in Vegas. I spend less than I should during a two-hour visit. I’m a winner every time!