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    Appalachian Pinball Museum

    4.8 (33 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Dungeons & Dragons arcade game
    Shelby D.

    It's fun in here! Handful of old arcade games and it was great for our little kid to come and enjoy the lights and wild sounds. It's $13/person for all day and they have drinks and such you can buy if you need them. Some stools to hang out on if you need to sit. Very cool :)

    Wendy R.

    We wanted something different to do. Well, this is it! All ages will enjoy! You can see the inside of one of the machines right at you walk in, even if you don't like that kind of thing, it's pretty impressive. They let us walk around to check it out first, how nice! It's a flat fee for a wristband that you can play literally ALL DAY!!!! AS MUCH AS YOU WANT! Just walk up to the machine and start playing. There's a small place to eat with a couple of tables, and for adults, they also serve beer. It's clean, they are super friendly and answered all of our questions too. It's easy to pass up, but it's on the corner of Main Street & 6th Avenue.

    Are you a ready for some vintage machines?
    Cindy O.

    Great fun is right inside! We went in for a "gander" then said, what the heck, one or two quick pinball games would be fun - and we were exhausted after an hour! It seemed like there was always something cool to try around the corner! The staff were friendly and attentive. The flat rate was a great value and the selection/variety of (working) games were superb. I wish we lived closer!

    Michael N.

    Amazing place to spend the day with or without your kids!!! So much fun packed in one place! For those of you that aren't familiar with the Asheville Pinball Museum across from the Latta Arcade Building, this is their sister location. We trekked out on a rainy Saturday and scored parking right in front of the building. There are both Public Lots nearby and plenty of Street Parking. The signage for the entrance is fairly small so look for the Bright Yellow Awning! The inside is truly Grand with a capital G. The space opens right up and feels like an old hotel lobby/mezzanine. I did ask about the building and where you check in/pay was what used to be the concession stand for a movie theater. The main game room is actually where the theater was at one time. $30 for myself and my two boys got us wristbands for all day play. They do sell sodas and snacks like Asheville but no canned beer yet. Hopefully soon they said. There's a nice mix of old arcade games and pinball machines from different eras. I was happy to the The Incredible Hulk machine from the 70's - it did however remind me however how far along pinball has come, as it was like watching paint dry! There were tons of really good ones - Star Wars, Fish Tales, WWF Anniversary, and TMNT. My personal favorites were Tales from the Crypt and of course Twilight Zone (which I used to own/have in my mancave) - it's truly epic! Yes, I'm a pinball nerd - I can play for hours and stop a ball on the tip of a flipper. We saw plenty of families with the same idea for a rainy day - but still wasn't crowded. There's only two main rules - 1) if you start a game, finish the game 2) if your ball gets stuck, tell someone. Pretty straight forward. There are also plenty of stools for the kiddos to sit while they play. Love this place - and will only love it more when I can drink an ice cold Shiva - hehe - just turn up the volume on the Jukebox a little and it's all good!!!!

    Bill H.

    Great variety of pinball games from many decades and genres. Selection of 80's arcade games as well. One flat rate for endless play. Was fun and will be back again.

    I am relatively new to the Western North Carolina area and was in the area on a rainy weekend to scout some recommended places to visit. This one caught my eye. I drove to Hendersonville specifically to visit this "museum". Parking was hard to find, but I finally found a spot. I was unable to get my card to be read by the parking machines. I was finally able to use the parking system by sending a text. I was close to leaving due to the horrible parking system. Glad I stayed so I could get to the museum. I purchase 2 hours of parking and headed in. Wow. I could have stayed here all day. I did a writeup on the pinball machines I played (https://djzadventures.wordpress.com). My favorite was Theater of Magic. I could have played that for hours. All the pins were in great condition. They even have video games. Mr. Do is my all time favorite so I gave that one a go. Damn those little guys. I would have stayed longer, but I didn't want to be extorted for parking. Kudos to the folks who runt his place. None of the pins had games left unfinished. All the ones I played were in good condition. The selection was great. Too bad, the Hendersonville city s doing this paid parking just to make a few bucks. They serve snacks, drinks and beer but I had limited time so I did not try anything. Beer selection looks great. Highly recommended and plan on many hours, especially if you can find free parking.

    Whitney B.

    What a fun place! This museum is Hendersonville's newest and most unique attraction. There are over sixty pinball machines that range from the early days of pinball to the latest models. I loved the Elton John Captain Fantastic game! There are also classic arcade games like Pac-Man. You can play unlimited games for ten dollars a day, a pretty great deal. The employees of the museum have alot of knowledge about the history of pinball and were able to answer the questions I threw at them. This is a great stop for both history buffs, gamers, and teens looking for an afternoon diversion. I recommend!

    Kayla S.

    So much fun!!! Both kids and adults had a blast. I mightily recommend coming here! The staff was so kind and helpful.

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    Tracy K.

    Over 70 games for one flat rate. Great variety of pinball games. Staff was great. Loved the games. Did not disappoint!

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    Tim M.

    Vintage fun for all ages. $10/person for all day. Definitely a good time even for older folks considering they have many of the most popular pinball machines from the 70's plus several other arcade games. We've been to other "arcades", but none had the selection nor machines in perfect working condition.

    The four year old on the stool he adopted playing one of his favorite pinball games.

    This place is AWESOME!! It's hard to find things to do that children ages 4 to 13 will enjoy but this is the place!! There are two rooms...one dark for the full retro arcade experience and the other bright, where you can fully appreciate these machines in all of their glory. The variety of games is broad and no one has trouble finding several favorites. We can't wait to come back!

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    Great museum. Love the pinball machines. Right price for the experience. Can stay there for hours. Fun.

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    If the Asheville location has a three hour wait, as it did on the day we wanted to go, check out this location! Our whole family loved it.

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    The flat rate was a great value and the selection/variety of (working) games were superb.

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    WNC Air Museum

    WNC Air Museum

    4.9
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    My family and I decided to take a weekend trip up to Hendersonville North Carolina. While doing…read moresome research, I stumbled upon the WNC Air Museum located right in Hendersonville North Carolina. At first I was slightly skeptical walking into the building because we were the only family there, but to my surprise, the Air Museum was huge with an array of vintage and new aircrafts that had plaques explaining where they were built and what they were used in. The staff were extremely friendly. One of the staff members, an older gentleman, actually walked around with my family and explained further in depth what each aircraft was used for. I felt like I was stepping back into time, which I loved. Although the aircrafts were quite large the museum was spacious and extremely clean. It is so nice that WNC Air Museum is free for families to enjoy, but donations are welcomed and accepted if you would like to give back to the air community. If you are in the Hendersonville area and are looking for a Museum to visit, I would definitely recommend WNC Air Museum.

    Cute place off the beaten path hidden in a neighborhood. Admission is free, but donations are…read morewelcome as that is what keeps the museum open. The gentleman who first greeted us was very funny, helpful, and informative. I could see and hear another man getting a thorough tour and explanation. All aircraft with the exception of one has flown and could fly again. Very cool. This is the first air museum I have been in where I have seen oil trays with sentiments coming out of the aircraft. It makes it quite real feeling. If you're in the area, I would recommend a stop here.

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    Mineral & Lapidary Museum of Henderson Co

    Mineral & Lapidary Museum of Henderson Co

    4.4
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    Mineral and Lapidary Museum of Henderson Co: My family and…read moreI decided to embark on a weekend getaway to one of our favorite counties, Hendersonville North Carolina. Instead of hiking and enjoying outdoor activities. We decided to explore Hendersonville, a quaint little town. While walking along the streets, close to the courthouse, we stumbled upon the Mineral lapidary Museum of Henderson Co. The museum is non-profit-volunteer based, with no admission but donations are appreciative. From the outside the museum looked interesting so my family decided to go inside. I was not disappointed and can't believe there is no admission fee. The museum is located on the second floor, so you will have to go up some stairs, not sure if there was an elevator for those unable to climb the stairs. We were greeted with friendly staff members, who were eager to answer our questions. I have never been in a mineral and lapidary museum before. The museum had a wide range of minerals and artifacts, as far as I could remember there was: raw and faceted specimens, Fluorescent minerals, North Carolina minerals, diamonds (they were so pretty), geode, and fossils. My favorite fossil is the giant dinosaur. I would say the museum is an average size, not too big or small. There is enough space to walk around without feeling claustrophobic. If you are spending the day with your family or friends, I would check out the museum-all ages will enjoy it. Just to make a note of, there are limited parking spaces, since you are in the town, but you should be able to find a spot within a short walking distance. In addition, as of what I saw, there is no restroom inside the museum, but I might have missed it though. If you are in the Hendersonville area, I would recommend spending a day in the town, because there are so many things to do, shopping, museums, and cafes. Make sure to stop by the Mineral and Lapidary Museum of Henderson Co and will definitely be back with the family.

    The Mineral & Lapidary Museum of Henderson County is located in Downtown Hendersonville. Admission…read moreis free but they accept donations. Paid parking is available on the street. The museum is located in the basement so stairs are required to access the museum. The museum is on the smaller side but I was quite impressed with the collection and variety. The fluorescent exhibit is near the entrance, so make sure you check that out as it is a great educational demonstration. There are gems and minerals from the area and the world. There is a gift shop as well. It is a great place to visit and explore.

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