The Pinball Perch

05/24/2026

High Speed was the beginning of Sean's pinball journey. This classic 1986 Williams pinball machine, designed by the master Steve Ritchie, was housed at the Port Clinton Yacht Club for years.

Sean found his love of pinball at the PCYC, and decades later, he's a small business owner, helping to grow excitement for the hobby in his hometown.

If you're interested in a pinball machine on location at your business, Airbnb, or even for a special event rental, contact us!

05/06/2026

Thank you to all the folks who showed up for Pinball and Pints! We had a great time playing games, sharing laughs, and putting up some nice scores!

At the end of two hours, our top scores we set by:

Sean on Flash Gordon
Beth on NBA Fastbreak
DJ on Pokemon, Pulp Fiction, and Jaws. He also took the plaque for top performer of the night, AND won the Stranger Things translite in the raffle.

Your PRPA points are already submitted and posted!

We'll be back June 2nd with June Pinball & Pints at the Three Legged Dog.

Also, our Women's Pokémon Pinball Launch Party! is coming up Saturday, June 6th.

The Pinball Perch and the Three Legged Dog have some cool things lined up pinball wise for the summer. Open, women's, and kid's events are planned. Stay tuned!

05/04/2026

Congratulations to our partner the Three Legged Dog on the award for the new business of the year award from the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce!

04/21/2026

Late night at Three Legged Dog bringing a classic back to life!

Flash Gordon is open, tools are out, and after some digging we think we’ve tracked down the issue. Parts are on the way; fingers crossed we’ll have it flipping, flashing, and racking up high scores again soon. Stay tuned!

04/20/2026

Tied for first in qualifying, had a rough go on first game of Amazing Race Finals with Circus Voltaire. 5th amongst this group of ladies is nothing to brush off!

04/12/2026

Our friends at Steel Valley Pinball spreading the love of pinball.

A pinball competition centered around games from the 1960s to the 1990s brought Girard pinball players together to look back on some ‘Sunday Classics.’