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Leeds Visit 27th June - Where to Play

Calimori

Calimori

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I am coming to Leeds for a conference on the 28th of June and have had my ticket booked to catch the train up on the 27th to arrive at 18:00.
After dropping my stuff off at the Marriott hotel, which is walking distance from the station, where should I then head to play pinball? I shouldn't leave town as I have to meet up with bosses later in the evening.
 
Calimori said:
I am coming to Leeds for a conference on the 28th of June and have had my ticket booked to catch the train up on the 27th to arrive at 18:00.
After dropping my stuff off at the Marriott hotel, which is walking distance from the station, where should I then head to play pinball? I shouldn't leave town as I have to meet up with bosses later in the evening.
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There are 3 pins at the Brewdog pub on North Street.
 

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AlanJ said:
yep brewdog on north st.

also @pinsinthewild might have others on location in leeds? dunno?

arcade club is in kirkstall about 3 miles out of centre. they have 5 i think.

I Must get round to opening that pinbar in leeds one day………
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It depends how precious you are about your pins - I've seen children hanging on the plungers of Addams Family and Medieval Madness during my visit to Arcade Club - not pretty
 
Casual mistreatment of games often by children (but not exclusively) has been the hardest part of running a public arcade. And the way some of them mis- use the toilets etc is disheartening. Thousands £ of damage over 4 years.
 
steve brum said:
Casual mistreatment of games often by children (but not exclusively) has been the hardest part of running a public arcade. And the way some of them mis- use the toilets etc is disheartening. Thousands £ of damage over 4 years.
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I'd probably opt for the dinge nightclub/prison toilet experience - metal pans (wooden seat as an optional luxury addition), metal trough sink and infrared no touch taps.
 
I went to Brewdog and the pins require coins that the bar staff couldn’t help me get. Their recommendation was to go to another bar, buy a drink and ask for cash back in coins.
The arcade cabs take tokens and their is a machine for these but the pins don’t use them.
I went on a hunt, found some colleagues in another bar and never did go back. Bit of a shame.
 
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