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MECHANICAL MUSEUM

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Pier 45 - Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, The United States Of America

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2024

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Mechanical museum in San Francisco featuring over 300 vintage arcade games and highly sought after machines worth a fortune.

The Zelinsky family's collection of over 300 vintage arcade games began in 1933 when Edward was 11 years old and is now a veritable museum. All the machines are vintage and still working, you will only have to pay a few cents at each arcade to try it: orchestrions, coin-operated pianos, old-fashioned slot machines... Whether you're a gambling fan or not, this museum is worth a visit and is unique in its kind: you'll take a leap into the past. Some of its machines are worth a fortune and are highly sought after.

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Free museum, open every day from 10am to 8pm. Arcade games in working order between 1 cent and 1 US$.

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Laure417

Visited in june 2023

Visite du Musée Mécanique à San Francisco

Le musée mécanique est un musée surprenant. Il permet de découvrir différents jeux et machines à sous, dont certaines pièces semblent vraiment très anciennes. Des panneaux informatifs retracent également la vie à l’époque de la ruée vers l’or et des jeux d’alors. J’ai trouvé très amusant de découvrir ces jeux, dont certains faisaient très américains et d’autres étaient arrivés jusqu'en France, comme les « flippers ». Ce musée est également gratuit. A voir par curiosité !