Australian Pinball Museum

The Australian Pinball Museum is an interactive museum offering Australia's largest collection of pinballs available for public play, open 7 days a week, in Australia.

The museum features games from 1931 up to the present day. The Australian Pinball Museum is a must see destination for art, science, and history enthusiasts.

The museum is run as a not for profit operation. Every single dollar that you put into the games goes into repairs for the machines and the purchase of new release titles. The museum is maintained by volunteers, no one is paid a salary.

The interactive museum’s main focus is in showcasing a collection of quality pinball machines rather than quantity. Over 90 years of pinball machines on display! Machines are from various times and genres and are available to play and enjoy. For example, in the music genre are pinballs like the very collectable original ‘KISS’ and ‘ACDC Back in Black’ … two very different machines … but both a lot of fun to play!

Presently there are almost 60 pinballs from the collection on display.
The vast majority of pinballs and arcade games in our collection are currently in storage facility, and we swap the games out constantly so you will always see a different game on each visit!

The Australian Pinball Museum is located adjacent to the Nhill Oasis Motel. The Australian Pinball Museum is open every day, 11am to 9pm.