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A Visit to the Silverball Museum in Delray Beach, Florida

Last Updated on March 28, 2024

Do you love retro experiences? If so, then you’ll love the Silverball Museum in Delray Beach, Florida! This pinball museum is dedicated to all things retro, and it’s a blast for people of all ages.

A Pinball Wizard’s Happy Place

Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida exterior.

Whether you’re a seasoned pinball wizard or have never played, there’s something fun for everyone at this cool, interactive pinball museum.

There are over 100 pinball machines on the main floor that range from classic games to modern favorites (pinball games such as KISS, The Simpsons, Playboy, The Hobbit, Gorgar, and Star Trek to name just a few).

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    Learn the History of Each Pinball Machine

    Delray Beach Florida classic pinball machines.

    So, what makes Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida so special, and why it’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Florida?

    Skee Ball, Anyone?

    Delray Beach Florida Coney Island Skee Ball.

    The Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida is an interactive museum with dozens of classic pinball machines, classic arcade games (i.e., Space Invaders, Ms. Pac Man, Donkey Kong), original Coney Island skee ball, and more!

    And, you don’t have to bother with quarters or tokens because they use something they call “free play” — you pay for the time you spend at the museum, so you are free to jump from one cool game to another.

    Free Play for an Hour, Half-Day or All-Day Long

    Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida main floor with pinball machines.

    You can even play some of the rarest pinball machines in the world at Silverball Pinball Museum. If you’re a pinball enthusiast, this is definitely the place for you.

    The owner’s collection is more in the 700+ range, so they constantly switch out games. Historians, pinball fans, and kids of all ages will find the stories behind each pinball machine.

    All the vintage pinball machines have fascinating backstories and are fun to play. Playing pinball and video games is a great way to spend an hour, afternoon or evening.

    Grab Something to Eat or Drink

    Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida On The Spot sign.

    In addition to its impressive pinball selection, Silverball also has a fully stocked bar and restaurant. So if you get hungry or thirsty during your visit, you can just head over to the bar and grab something to eat or drink.

    They have great food and drinks, and everything is reasonably priced — Happy Hour Monday-Friday is from 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm with half-price drinks and a $7.00 food menu.

    Look for the Hidden Gems

    Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida Asbury Park Candy Wheel.

    Delray Beach, “The Village by the Sea”, is not their only location. You can find a Silverball Museum at Asbury Park in New Jersey.

    Silverball Museum Delray Beach Florida Central Florida Fair sign.

    So what are you waiting for? Located in the heart of downtown Delray Beach, it’s within walking distance of many great shops and dining places.

    It’s such a cool place with a friendly staff … and is fun for a rainy day or to escape the summer heat in Florida.

    When is the Silverball Museum open?

    Pinball machines.
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    Silverball is open Sunday – Thursday from noon until 12:00 am. Friday and Saturday from noon until 2 am.

    Where is Silverball Museum?

    Pinball at Silverball Museum.
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    Silverball Museum Address: 19 NE 3rd Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33483

    How much does Silverball Museum Cost?

    Skee Ball at Silverball Museum.
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    Admission is $15 for an hour of play, $17.50 for 1 half-day pass, or $20 for an unlimited, re-entry all-day pass. After 10:00 pm until closing is $10.

    NOTE: children under 4 are free. They also have specials and fun events so check the Silverball Museum website for more information.

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