Officially opening to the public this Thursday the 10th of December.



The exact day to day operations of the museum will follow the government restrictions, which is constantly changing.

Make sure you scan the state government QR code for contract tracing displayed at the entrance of the museum when you enter.
There is hand sanitiser located inside the museum, visitors must use it. We also have gloves and masks available if you need them.
The 1 person per 4 square meter ruling means there is a building maximum occupancy of 30 people.

We request that you make an appointment for your visit. This way we can ensure that we do not go over the maximum capacity and that we definitely have someone on site to have the museum open for you.

Making a booking: Send us an email, message us on Facebook, or phone the Oasis Motel on 03 5391 1666. We will need to know the number of people in your group and approximate visiting times. Max of 3 hours visit time.

Walk-ins: There is no guarantee you will be able to enter if you show up without a booking.

Accommodation and Pinball: Contact the Oasis Motel on 03 5391 1666 to book your accommodation and your pinball appointment. There is no maximum booking duration limit for pinball bookings made with an associated motel room booking.

The Australian Pinball Museum features pinballs from a wide range of eras including Electromechanical, Solid State, Dot-Matrix-Display and LCD Monitor. There is over 80 years of pinball history on display and available to play. The Australian Pinball Museum showcases a large amount of original pinball advertising memorabilia such as original advertising flyers, posters, and promotional products.

Print Media Archive

The museum archive of magazines, flyers, and posters

The Australian Pinball Museum is dedicated to preserving the printed media related to pinball machines and other arcade machines. We are specifically interested in preserving Australian print media. The museum archives consists of hundreds of Australian arcade magazines, thousands of original pinball advertising flyers, and many original pinball promotional posters.

Museum Highscores

Highest scores obtained at The Australian Pinball Museum

Each year we record the highest scores on each machine. At the end of each year, the scores are added to this website, and the scores are cleared off the machines ready for a fresh new start in the new year.

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