Musée Mécanique Review

We talked a lot about history as we walked around the machines and it was so interesting. We probably spent around $10 but I wish we could bring a few more 25 cents to buy a few machines in the last few minutes. There are lots of change-changing machines nearby, and there is an ATM near the entrance. The only thing I would say is that when we put the coins in the coin box, a few machines broke, but obviously no relevant logos were seen and we couldn't find any staff to notify. This may end up losing three 25 cents of the coin, so it’s certainly not particularly bad to not highly recommend your Pier 39 trip.

The mechanical museum is actually more like a game hall, and there are still some very old game consoles, as if returning to childhood. The museum does not need to charge tickets, but you have to change coins to play games.

There are many old things to see in the mechanical museum, which is also a history of a period. Some old things may have been seen in childhood or in movies. There is also a shopping mall nearby. Red wine is very cheap.

The mechanical museum is a place that is very suitable for men to visit. Such a museum is also relatively rare and very special. Through the museum, you can learn about the history of American industry and other aspects.

I was completely brought back to ancient times. It's a good idea to save coin-operated game consoles and put them together with modern machines, and then guide people to visit here, let them understand the history of mechanical entertainment, and make clear the difference between them and current video games. There are small pianos for individuals and strange games made up of some metals in the Mechanical Museum. In it you will see love gauges, fortune tellers, arm wrestling machines. It's really interesting. I think everyone should come here to see it. When I first came here, I thought it should be nothing. I just wanted to see what was good here. After reading it, I completely changed my mind about it.

San Francisco's Mechanical Museum has its own characteristics. It does not simply introduce the history of mechanical development, but has many interesting ancient machines for visitors to operate. It's interesting to label a coin-throwing machine and put 25 cents into it to experience the action and operation of the machine and simplify the boring mechanical principle into a game.