What a gem of a place! Pinball machines from across the decades that you can play - the time flew by. It was busy, but there was always a machine free and plenty of space everyone. Word of warning - if you find lights and sounds overwhelming, it may be a bit much after a while.

What a great day out visiting the museum. Unlike other “museums” this one does have some historical information and displays. Then on 3 floors there are many many pinballs set to free play for everyone too enjoy. Also bar and snacks available. Can’t wait to go again.

We traveled from the UK to visit this museum and it did not disappoint. The venue is an amazing old dock building but the real treasure is the floor after floor of pinball machines, from all eras and including some real classics. The age of these machines means some will always need a quick fix but you could see the team actively working to get things going again. My family all enjoyed the four hours we spent there, we only left because our 6 year old was all played out.

This was so fantastic. Even if you are not a PINBALL WIZARD this museum is the best. If you love old arcade or pinball...or even a new pinball player there is something for everyone. 4 floors of machines to play along with a wonderful museum/history of pinball with some amazing old machines, memorabilia, and a cafe with comfortable seating. The owner and his staff were so obliging, knowledgeable and helpful. If you go to Rotterdam and fancy some fun don't miss out on the Dutch Pinball Museum. I would like to shoutout an employee called Bart who was so kind and explained some of the collection they have and showed us ways to Play certain machines. This place is awesome.

SOOOO much fun! Get the day pass. It’s more than worth it. The owner is incredibly nice, knowledgeable, and passionate about sharing something that he really loves. That joy is simply contagious and it’s a really well run business. Several staff members were around and happy to help with any issues that came up. They also helped us learn how to play some of the more unique games and share some tips for how to get higher scores. Some of the games have really cool game mechanics that will catch you by surprise so try as many as you can. It was really neat to be able to play so many games from different eras and manufacturers and notice the details that you just can’t experience from a normal arcade. And the historical part of the museum was really interesting too. This is such a unique place and the area of town is gorgeous with lots of great lunch spots. Be sure to buy tickets early if you can because it fills up and they keep a strict limit on how many people are in the building so that there are always enough games open for people to play. Hands down one of our favorite experiences in Rotterdam!

What a fantastic collection! Great place to visit. I was surprised that we had free use of pinball machines, spread out on 3 floors! Great memorabilia decorating the place and there is even a place to have a drink & nibbles downstairs! Truly is a special place.

Very nice museum with numerous well-known and unknown pinball machines to play yourself. 2 hours seems short but is exactly long enough to actually play the slots you want to play. Hugely enjoyed it. Please come back soon

loved the place! very entertaining, at times nostalgic (they have so many machines built around different technologies, with the relevant periods indicated), located in a very nice part of rotterdam, with a nice cafe and attentive personnel. don't miss it, if you like pinball and particularly if you're into tommy and big lebowski :) one can play on a huge number of machines almost endlessly...

I visited this museum on a Saturday. I bought my ticket online in advance. They have three sessions in the day. I booked the 2pm - 4pm session. There are plenty of machines to play on and a few antique machines that are just for looking at. They also have a comprehensive history of pinball in the museum. There is a cafe where you can get drinks and a bite to eat. The museum is about 15 minutes walk from Delfshaven Metro station and is situated on one of the canals. Definitely a superb way to spend a couple of hours.