Best airport for pinball? Calgary!

[jooky]

Was in Calgary last weekend and lets just say I was not bored waiting for my flight back to Toronto. It basically brought up a thought - is there a better airport with a better lineup of pins than Calgary International Airport?

Some pics:





The older B/W pins were not in the best shape but generally playable. The AFM was a treat but was missing the dancing green alien toys and the backbox bulbs weren't working.
There's another wing of the airport that has a few more pins, an AC/DC Pro and a roller coaster tycoon I believe. All games were $1 a game or $2 for 3 games.
All in all a fun time while waiting for my flight!

 

[pinstocker]

last time i was in minnesota, they had 2 different arcades loaded with pins

 

[Menace]

One of the two airports in Orlando (unfortunately I cannot recall which one) had a nice lineup of pins in it's arcade as well. My son and I almost missed our flight because we were too busy playing POTC! LOL

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[good_buddy83]

Try Edmonton int. Always has about 10 of the newer sterns.

 

[DRANO]

Wow!
I fly a lot and almost never see pins in an airport

I'm definitley going to all the wrong places!

 

[mwong168]

The older B/W pins were not in the best shape but generally playable. The AFM was a treat but was missing the dancing green alien toys and the backbox bulbs weren't working.

That AFM has a pretty decent looking cab with hardly any fade on it. The backbox bulbs were probably missing to reduce the stress on the connector from being on all day or bulbs were pilfered for burnt out ones on the playfield because the OP didn't have any at the time.

 

[purpledrillmonkey]

I can second the Edmonton airport pinball. I think Calgary has bigger selection but Edmonton domestic/intl departure has (last I saw) Xmen, ACDC, IM, and a bunch of other newer titles. It's hit and miss on quality but they are better than average pins I find in the wild out west here.