Road Trip Close To Home: Rock Fantasy mixes rock ’n’ roll, vinyl and about 60 pinball machines under one roof

Welcome to Rock Fantasy. We have about 60 pinball machines that you can come in and play. We're a full-service record shop. We've got concert shirts, patches, CDs. I got bins of used records. We got new records. We've got some hip-hop. We've got some classic rock posters on the boards. We just got a bunch in today. Now we've got racks and racks of Blacklight posters. We've got tons of concert shirts. We go back here, we've got patches. Okay. This is where the pinball halls really start. I fell in love with the whole arcade and amusement and the rock and roll stands. We've got classic Stones, classic Beatles. The pinball machine started because when we got open, I said, you know, we need a pinball machine. This was one of the first games we ever bought. A lot of people that's like, oh, I haven't seen a place like this since. The city back in the 80s, then we've got some classic 90s in here, then we've got another room that's full of kind of like retro games. You want to play a game? Here we've got the old-fashioned change machine. The right way of playing is kind of just looking and lining up what you're doing. Play at your skill level, you know. There he comes. Everybody loves Pokemon, especially the younger generation. We do a tournament every Thursday night. It's open to the public. You just come in and you pay a five dollar entry fee plus whatever coins you would put in the game. We get kids in here with families. I've got guys that are in here in their 70s that play. I just like the positivity of being in here and I try to... A positive thing that everybody comes to the door. It's like you want to get away from reality for a little while. Looking for even more great local adventures, well join us for Road Trip Close to Home tonight at 7 right here on News 12.