Festival
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Festival is an electro-mechanical pinball machine released by Chicago Coin in 1966. It features a unique theme that captures the fun and excitement of a carnival or fair, with vibrant artwork depicting various festival attractions.
Electro-mechanical flippers, bumpers, spinners, and scoring reels. The machine operates on 110V electrical systems typical of its era.
Additional details
Classic bumpers and flippers, electro-mechanical operation.
- Theme: Carnival/Festival
- Sound: Chime box for sound effects typical of the electro-mechanical era.
- Dimensions: N/A
- Year Released: 1966
- Weight: N/A
Additional Info
Festival by Chicago Coin is well-regarded for its engaging play and colorful design, which is a hallmark of mid-1960s pinball machines.
This model showcases traditional 1960s pinball mechanics with manual operation and reel scoring. It's a collectible machine in the pinball enthusiast community.
Festival is part of the 1960s series of games created by Chicago Coin, a major player in the pinball industry at the time.
This model showcases traditional 1960s pinball mechanics with manual operation and reel scoring. It's a collectible machine in the pinball enthusiast community.
Festival is part of the 1960s series of games created by Chicago Coin, a major player in the pinball industry at the time.