What a great way to spend an afternoon in Vegas.  I reccomend taking a cab out there as its a bit off the strip (we walked back, which took a while and was a little shady of an area) and you might miss it as its in an old warehouse, but once you get inside, wow, a pinball lover's dream.  They had so many games that I had never played before, all in nearly full functioning capacity.  They also have a few non-pinball games, but we're here for the pinball =) they had the best functioning Funhouse I've ever played, Bride of Pin*Bot, Black Hole, Haunted House (my darkhorse favorite of the day), plus 100s more.  We talked with one of the owners, who was awesome, and she said that they have 100s in storage too and keep them rotating.  The best part, all proceeds go to the Salvation Army.  You can't beat that.  I dropped about as much in 3 hours as I usually do in a few hands of blackjack (40 bucks) and had so much more fun.  A must do for pinball fans.