We are located at Orląt Lwowskich 20A square, in the Świebodzki Railway Station building. It is exactly its right wing (to the right of Kolejkowo), the last door in the station building. You can recognize the place by the banners in the windows. On the map:: https://goo.gl/maps/ahnNCnrN2nH2

A ticket for an adult costs 33 PLN, for a child (under 18) – 22 PLN , for students – 28 PLN . We also have a family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children for 88 PLN. Children up to four years old visit the Museum free of charge. The visit time is 1 hour 45 minutes.

In our Museum, you can learn about the history of video games and computer science – by viewing monuments and playing them at will! At the moment, you can see about 200 computers, consoles and accessories from the second half of the 20th century, and play at the block of 30 stations (aracde machines, computers and consoles). The time of your visit with us is currently 1 hour 45 minutes.

Due to the location of the Museum in the old, historic buildings (Świebodzki Railway Station), in order to get to the Museum, you need to climb a few stairs to the high ground floor. In the Museum itself, you can move a wheelchair, most of the interactive exhibits can be used without any problems – except for the tall arcade machines. Some of the stuff in the display in cases may be difficult to see for people in a wheelchair – because of cases height. The toilet in the Museum is spacious, but it is not adapted to the needs of people with physical disabilities.

People who are sensitive to  fast-changing light stimuli should pay attention to the presence of not only games that may contain such effects, but also to our classic CRT TV sets, which also flash themselves 50-60 a second.

Currently, there is a municipal paid parking lot located under the windows of the Museum. The cost of parking for 2 hours – just right for a visit to the Museum, is currently PLN 6.10 (parking is free on Saturday). On Sunday, the famous Wrocław market is held at the station – then we recommend parking in the private car parks located 100 m away on Robotnicza Street.

You can. However, it must be remembered that both the dog and its owners must behave appropriately, and the owners must also be responsible additionally.

Please also remember that perhaps someone from other visitors may have a problem with your pet (he may be afraid, allergic, etc.). Then, of course, his welfare will take precedence.

In our Museum the devices that are turned on – games, consoles, arcade machines – are on average (on average!) 30 years old. Most of them, before they came to us, were used by their first owners for about 5-10 years, often very intensively – e.g. in arcades saloons. In other words, we want to make you aware that these are not new, but very old, and often worn-out machines that break down quite often. Due to their age, it is often impossible to repair them quickly, due to the lack of spare parts. Acquiring some of them sometimes takes not days, not weeks, not even months – but years. Also, if several machines have a note “I’m broke down. I’m waiting for parts ”- unfortunately this is the charm of our Museum.

Although failures of pads, joysticks and knobs (in arcade machines) do occur, and even often – we quickly replace / repair such units and if you find them – report it to the staff. However, we know from our experience that 90% of reported damage is not actually damage.

Joysticks / pads / knobs constructed in the 80-90s, even those produced today, sometimes work as they do … sometimes very clunky. It must be remembered that the vast majority of them, unlike modern solutions, require the use of a certain force, pressing, sometimes even quite a lot. That’s how it was played twenty years ago and please remember that after switching from the latest console! 🙂