Sunday started out just as strong as Saturday, with families and friends quickly filling the hall.

This is always a beautiful sight: Pinball machines stretching as far as the eye can see.

Here’s our personal row.

Yeah, we know that, technically, the balcony was closed. We had our methods.

There’s Kris, minding the Firebird booth on the back.

This bank of machines was a favorite with fans!

Here’s the Tucson contingent! It’s especially cool of these guys to bring machines considering the 120 miles extra they had to drive.

Crowds stayed steady through the afternoon, but it was still relatively easy to find a good game to play.

We loved seeing all the kids coming down to get their game on.

Kids of all ages!

These guys knew exactly what they were doing.

Even though we’re pinball people, we do appreciate a good video game, and there were definitely some good ones at ZapCon.

Here are some more nice folks enjoying our custom Walking Dead pinball machine.

Kris and Leslie, enjoying a free moment together at the booth.

We were happy to see so many great vendors at ZapCon, including our friend Moto. His glasswork is definitely cool.

These guys had some great artwork!

Day Two also saw zero Hyperball fires, thanks in large part to Kris and Chris.

Here’s our friend Robert from D&D Pinball in Tucson, checking out some of our mini arcades.

The Big Boss ended up finishing first in his tournament! (“B Division” stands for Best, right?)

Finally, it was time to pack up and go home.

Going home again always reminds us of how hard everyone works to make this happen. Thank you, everyone, for all the hard work, and making ZapCon great for another year!!

And giant thanks to this guy for all his hard work. Now, quick, Wes, tell us how you feel that ZapCon is over?!