Museum in Seligenstadt, Flipper, seeks assistance
The Flipper and Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt, a beloved spot among enthusiasts, has temporarily closed its doors due to significant damage to its roof. The museum, which occupies 700 square meters and houses 250 machines, is usually sold out, making it a popular destination for arcade game lovers.
The closure, initially expected to last three to four months, has left the museum's 700 square meter space empty. The "For Amusement Only" association, which operates the museum, is seeking financial assistance to repair the damaged roof and ensure the museum's future.
The Flipper and Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt recently received recognition at the German Computer Game Awards in May, further solidifying its status as a significant cultural institution. In addition to offering a vast collection of arcade games, the museum also provides a space for meetings with like-minded people.
Unfortunately, the roof damage has cast a shadow over the museum's future. The machines have been moved to an external storage facility to protect them from any further damage.
If you wish to support the Flipper and Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt during this challenging time, you can visit their official website or social media pages for updates about fundraising campaigns or donation methods. Alternatively, you can contact the museum directly by phone or email to inquire about how to support them. Local news sources or community bulletins in Seligenstadt might also report on the situation and provide donation information. Lastly, you can look for crowdfunding platforms or charity pages that might have been set up in response to the damage.
Stay tuned for further updates as we continue to follow the situation at the Flipper and Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt.
The temporary closure of the Flipper and Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt, a spot known for its lifestyle and fashion-and-beauty themed exhibits, has left a void in the home-and-garden scene of the museum's 700 square meter space. The "For Amusement Only" association is actively seeking financial assistance to restore the damaged roof and maintain the museum's status as a cultural institution, offering not only a vast collection of arcade games but also a venue for meetings and community gatherings.
