Central Park
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Central Park is a classic electromechanical pinball machine designed by Ed Krynski and released by Gottlieb in 1966. Known for its playful theme and straightforward gameplay, the machine features a unique bell-ringing monkey in the backbox.
Type: Electromechanical (EM); Features: One-player game; Flippers: 2; Pop bumpers: 3; Slingshots: 2; Drop targets: 0; Kick-out holes: 2
Additional details
Notable for the bell-ringing monkey and the use of multiple pop bumpers for extra ball action.
- Theme: Park
- Sound: Mechanical bells and chimes.
- System: N/A
- Production: 3
- Dimensions: 28.5 inches x 56 inches x 75 inches
- Year Released: 1966
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Central Park is well-loved for its simple, yet engaging design that captures the essence of mid-60s pinball culture.
The monkey in the backbox rings a bell whenever a player hits the right targets, adding an auditory cue to the gameplay.
Central Park reflects the urban park theme with its vibrant artwork and engaging playfield layout that captivates players with its simplicity and charm.
The monkey in the backbox rings a bell whenever a player hits the right targets, adding an auditory cue to the gameplay.
Central Park reflects the urban park theme with its vibrant artwork and engaging playfield layout that captivates players with its simplicity and charm.