Dutch Pinball Museum

The collection consists of 31 electromechanical pinball machines, 43 Solid State pinball machines, and 60 Dot-Matrix pinball machines, as well as an original toupie hollandaise from 1853,^[3] which is seen as the predecessor of pinball. All machines made before 1960 are on display. The other machines can be played.

On the ground floor you can find the older pinball machines, such as the first pinball machine with flippers from 1947, the Humpty Dumpty. and the Toupie Hollandaise from 1853. In addition to a large collection of very unique and collectible pinball machines, of which sometimes only one or a few were made, there are many unique items that have to do with the heyday of the pinball machine.

On the upper floors you can find the younger pinball machines from the 1960s to the present. The operation and technology of a pinball machine is also explained in various ways. This is done, among other things, by a unique, completely transparent pinball machine.

The freely playable pinball machines are set up in various thematically decorated rooms.

For disabled visitors, there are various options available to play the pinball machines.

The Dutch Pinball Museum won the 2024 TWIPY (This Week In Pinball) award for "Best Location Europe".^[9]