FlipperMuzeum
| Budapest, Radnóti Miklós utca 18 |
5 avis
9.60/10.00 |
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Critiques
Zoltan Szemes (30.10.2017 10:42)
The best pinball museum. You can play all of the machines for free after paying an entrance fee.
The best pinball museum. You can play all of the machines for free after paying an entrance fee.
Dean Vutek (20.09.2017 23:38)
A great place with a lot of different theme flippers. You pay the entrance fee 3000 forint and you can play all flippers for free. A very nice experience. More places like this.
A great place with a lot of different theme flippers. You pay the entrance fee 3000 forint and you can play all flippers for free. A very nice experience. More places like this.
Bryan MacKenzie (26.07.2017 20:19)
3000 for all day is not bad but wish drinks were allowed. Would stay longer. Few decent games and some very old ones. Some old ones so not work well but hard to fault them on that.
3000 for all day is not bad but wish drinks were allowed. Would stay longer. Few decent games and some very old ones. Some old ones so not work well but hard to fault them on that.
Daniel Bengtsson (10.07.2017 12:10)
Pure childhood nostalgia. All the pinball machines I remember and then some. Also including a few arcade machines of various types.
Some types of pinball machines present here I have never seen before like a two sides two player competitive game.
Admission might be considered a bit high. But includes free play all day and is totally worth it.
It is placed in a cellar but can still become pretty hot during summer.
Pure childhood nostalgia. All the pinball machines I remember and then some. Also including a few arcade machines of various types.
Some types of pinball machines present here I have never seen before like a two sides two player competitive game.
Admission might be considered a bit high. But includes free play all day and is totally worth it.
It is placed in a cellar but can still become pretty hot during summer.
Matthew Evans (23.04.2017 10:25)
Fun for the whole family! We stopped by the museum after dinner on a rainy weekday (around 8 PM). There were probably less than 10 people here that night so plenty of machines to play on. Brought the children as well (ages 5 and 10) and they enjoyed the pinball, but really liked the older games (mechanical football and the "number puffer" game where you have to push the button to match up with the number where the ball is sitting). Even my partner who doesn't like video games enjoyed it and we had to drag everyone out at the end of the visit. This became a highlight for the whole family for our Budapest visit. The only other similar museum would be the Musée Mécanique in San Francisco, California USA which also should be on your "must see" list in San Francisco as well.
Fun for the whole family! We stopped by the museum after dinner on a rainy weekday (around 8 PM). There were probably less than 10 people here that night so plenty of machines to play on. Brought the children as well (ages 5 and 10) and they enjoyed the pinball, but really liked the older games (mechanical football and the "number puffer" game where you have to push the button to match up with the number where the ball is sitting). Even my partner who doesn't like video games enjoyed it and we had to drag everyone out at the end of the visit. This became a highlight for the whole family for our Budapest visit. The only other similar museum would be the Musée Mécanique in San Francisco, California USA which also should be on your "must see" list in San Francisco as well.
