National Pinball Museum in Baltimore’s Power Plant Live!

Washington’s loss has become Baltimore’s gain – The National Pinball Museum is now in Baltimore’s Power Plant Live!

In a city where John Waters is king and the delightfully quirky American Visionary Art Museum is one of the most vibrant tourist attractions, a museum devoted to pinball should be right at home. And that’s what founder David F. Silverman is counting on.

Mr. Silverman says,”Baltimore proved to be the most encouraging location…People seem to be really excited, really supportive. They’ve been coming by, knocking on the windows, giving a thumbs-up. We have all good feelings!” Silverman owns 900 pinball machines!

The museum is in the old Chocolate Factory building on Water Street and visitors can purchase two-hour, four-hour or all-day tickets. Visits will begin with a tour of the first-floor history gallery, in which the development of pinball is traced from the 18th century to the present day. From there, it’s up to the second-floor play area, where some 50 games, dating back to the 1940s, will be open for play initially.

With the National Pinball Museum now in Baltimore, you have even more of a reason to visit this great city and Harbor Magic is THE place to stay! Choose from three amazing properties: The Pier 5 Hotel (walking distance from Power Plant Live!), The Inn at Henderson’s Wharf, and The Admiral Fell Inn. We have many great packages available for those who really want to get the most of this amazing city! CLICK HERE to make a reservation!

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