Pinballs in Newtown Square (Philly) Pennsylvania

[Scott]

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I'll be in Newton Square in mid-September for a week of SAP training.
I'd like to find a location to play pinball at nights when I go out for
dinner.

Anybody know of some locations (pizza joints, bowling alleys, arcades,
malls, etc) in that area?

Thanks

 

[Scott]

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All of those pins in one place - I may just have to skip class!

You guys are SPOILED!

 

[Guest]

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Check this place out - Might be like a 45 min ride, but worth it!
http://www.pinballparlour.com/
-Jeff

<scott@farrar.com> wrote in message
news:1123789230.286759.296090@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> I'll be in Newton Square in mid-September for a week of SAP training.
> I'd like to find a location to play pinball at nights when I go out for
> dinner.
>
> Anybody know of some locations (pizza joints, bowling alleys, arcades,
> malls, etc) in that area?
>
> Thanks
>

 

[Guest]

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Dave and Busters. (tons of games) Just off 95, under the Ben Franklin
Bridge. Booze, Broads, Fun, and Food along with a great selection of
games (what else can a guy ask for?) Then hop in a cab and go to South
St. and eat a cheese steak at Jims Steaks, while you enjoy the sidewalk
freak show. If you have the time, check out the Historic area and stand
"where it all started".

 

[Guest]

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Try giving Boomers a call http://www.boomers4fun.com/HoursMain.html .
They're not far from Newtown Square. The last time I was there they had
about 6 DMD games. All looked fairly clean and the kids weren't paying any
attention to them.

- Steve B.




<scott@farrar.com> wrote in message
news:1123789230.286759.296090@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> I'll be in Newton Square in mid-September for a week of SAP training.
> I'd like to find a location to play pinball at nights when I go out for
> dinner.
>
> Anybody know of some locations (pizza joints, bowling alleys, arcades,
> malls, etc) in that area?
>
> Thanks
>

 

[xlr8]

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"chuckster" <crrogers@ptd.net> wrote in message
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> Dave and Busters. (tons of games) Just off 95, under the Ben Franklin
> Bridge. Booze, Broads, Fun, and Food along with a great selection of
> games (what else can a guy ask for?) Then hop in a cab and go to South
> St. and eat a cheese steak at Jims Steaks, while you enjoy the sidewalk
> freak show. If you have the time, check out the Historic area and stand
> "where it all started".
>

Yeah, where it all started. Just be careful when watching the freak show
not to get mugged!! Dave and Busters has a neat network of those bug
ceiling fans. One fan is connected to another by a hugh belt. then the
next fan is connected to another with a belt, and so on and so on. It's
pretty cool to watch. I haven't been there for many years but it was fun
there.

Enjoy!!

Jim