Jedi Alliance

The mythical order of warrior monks in George Lucas' space opus may grace the sign out front of owner Tyler Arnold's arcade and pop culture museum.

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Fri., March 12, 2021

Jedi Alliance, the video arcade that opened in East Spokane in 2015, has been closed due to COVID. Owner Tyler Arnold is not clowning around. He has used the time to move his collection of '80s movie memorabilia and arcade and pinball titles to a new location at 5908 E Broadway Ave.

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Jedi Alliance, the East Spokane video arcade, has been closed due to COVID. Tyler Arnold and his son, Ashton, have used the time to move his collection of games and ’80s movie memorabilia to 5908 E Broadway Ave.

Dan Pelle The Spokesman-Review Buy this photo
Jedi Alliance, the video arcade that opened in East Spokane in 2015, has been closed due to COVID. Tyler Arnold and his son, Ashton, have used the time to move his collection of '80s movie memorabilia and arcade and pinball titles to a new location at 5908 E Broadway Ave.

Dan Pelle The Spokesman-Review Buy this photo