It is amazing when you think about it. Started in 2002 a back door speakeasy for playing prohibited games of pinball all supported by throwing $5 in the jar to help pay the rent.

The Lucky Ju Ju Pinball eventually grew into the non profit 501 c 3 Pacific Pinball Museum. It did it on the backs of a lot of hard working people. They include Board members, volunteers, paid professionals and supporters, perhaps people like you. We all share a passion for preservation and enjoyment of pinball. If you have been to our museum or been to one of the Pacific Pinball Expositions you know we have a deep respect and love for the game.

And we are a Museum, so besides all the fun of playing the machines, we use them to teach kids of all ages about the science, art and history surrounding pinball. We are a small organization and it takes a lot of effort, time and money. The first two we have, the last one is what limits what we can do. We are looking to fund further classes in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) and Core Curriculum, Art shows, Murals, and traveling exhibitions. So it seems the about us is more about You. If you like what we do and want to see us continue please support the museum and spread the love.