Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Pin Pan Alley was a chain of amusement arcades originally owned by Burton Popowcer, then sold in 1983 to Bally Amusements. It was later acquired by the Hilton Group. It operated numerous arcades throughout the Midwest from the late 1970s until the early 1990s. Its games included actual pinball machines, video consoles and some redemption games and other games.Tokens from Pin Pan Alley sometimes turn up among collections of tokens from casinos and other concerns. They were typical brass-stamped tokens that were also often used at other arcades because of their identical size. View an old Pin Pan Alley token here: http://tokencatalog.com/display_records.php?SearchStringEveryWord=Pin+Pan+Alley&SubmitFilter=SearchUSA&action=DisplayRecords&ta_country=U.S.A.&td_state=&td_city=&SearchString=&SearchStringAnyWord=&HomePageSearch=&view=All+Listings"@en }
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- Pin_Pan_Alley abstract "Pin Pan Alley was a chain of amusement arcades originally owned by Burton Popowcer, then sold in 1983 to Bally Amusements. It was later acquired by the Hilton Group. It operated numerous arcades throughout the Midwest from the late 1970s until the early 1990s. Its games included actual pinball machines, video consoles and some redemption games and other games.Tokens from Pin Pan Alley sometimes turn up among collections of tokens from casinos and other concerns. They were typical brass-stamped tokens that were also often used at other arcades because of their identical size. View an old Pin Pan Alley token here: http://tokencatalog.com/display_records.php?SearchStringEveryWord=Pin+Pan+Alley&SubmitFilter=SearchUSA&action=DisplayRecords&ta_country=U.S.A.&td_state=&td_city=&SearchString=&SearchStringAnyWord=&HomePageSearch=&view=All+Listings".