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Jedi Alliance
Jedi Alliance: Nostalgia-filled arcade, pinball, and movie memorabilia in Spokane
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Jedi Alliance: Nostalgia-filled arcade, pinball, and movie memorabilia in Spokane
Jedi Alliance in Spokane combines a video arcade, retro pinball, and an upstairs museum of movie memorabilia. An $18 admission provides open play on games, with vending options (no cafe). The space draws all ages, features nostalgic displays, and offers upstairs party rentals for events.
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Pay one admission fee for all-day access to retro arcade games and pinball machines, no tokens needed.
Explore an upstairs museum filled with movie and TV memorabilia, including vintage toys and collectibles.
Rent the venue for events like birthdays or corporate gatherings, with exclusive game access and space.
A family-friendly environment suitable for kids, teens, and adults, featuring games from multiple eras.
Guests can leave and return on the same day, allowing flexibility for meals or breaks.
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Overall rating
Traci Wesselman
What a hidden gem! We had so much fun here. Great price and then you play all the games you want. Upstairs has a HUGE display of all the old movie stuff and it was so cool to see all of it. You can rent it for parties. Great time!
John Henderson
Cool concept for the entrance fee, followed by free use for the games. Nostalgia is worth it, and if you're planning on staying for awhile, it's a pretty good deal too. Lots of fun collectibles and posters to look at...in my youth, this would have been a perfect activity to participate in with a handful of friends!
Darnell Kebo
Really cool spot. Lots of pinball machines and arcade games. Open play for $18 admission.. Enjoy all the fun movie and tv memorabilia. No food or cafe, just vending options. They do allow you to leave and come back.
Dennis Skellenger
We took my Son, Son-in-Laws and grandson out for a Guys night out. It was a blast. There are so many games to play there. Retro Arcade and Pinball games. The Upstairs museum brought back alot of nostalgic Memories. Especially the Evel Knievel Lunch box and toys. Which I had many of. There were alot of People there but we had plenty of Games to play without many long waits. We will be back.
Diana ElAlami
One of the best places, EVER! My husband and I were passing through the area and thought we would check it out. We are in our mid-fifties and found all the games of our childhood. What was better was there were people older than us there as well as teens and children. We loved it!
