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Step right up and experience the Skee-Ball game that is sure to stand out in the crowd!
Skee-Ball “Glow” is aptly named with its elaborate lighting package and all the glitz and glam you’d expect from a boardwalk game in the early 1900’s when Skee-Ball was born. It’s perfect in low-lit FECs and game rooms where they need to stand out from the other bright, attention-grabbing games nearby.
Patented in 1908, Skee-Ball is THE original alley game – anything else is just a substitute! Now complete with valuable product design updates and a new look that reflects the vintage, glamorous style of that time period, the new Skee-Ball is sure to attract attention in any game room.
Link a bank of alleys and add the marquee to finish off the look, drawing in players of all ages.
Lanes sold separately.
Features:
Don't mess with a good thing
Skee-Ball was the first alley roller ever made; patented in 1908. That means it’s the oldest arcade game currently being produced in the amusement market. Which is why we didn’t want to mess with the classic alley roller we all know and love.
A real winner
Skee-Ball Classic fits well in any type of setting, but it really shines in vintage or retro-styled locations; whether barcades, game rooms, lobbies or homes. To satisfy the authentic Skee-Ball purists, it keeps the front and side metal cages, the classic sounds, and the simple point scoring metrics.
Game Specifications:
Assembled: 2’6” W x 10’ 3” D x 7’ 8” H x 630 lbs.
Ship Weight: 695 lbs.
Ships on 1 skid, 2 pieces
Step right up and experience the Skee-Ball game that is sure to stand out in the crowd!
Skee-Ball “Glow” is aptly named with its elaborate lighting package and all the glitz and glam you’d expect from a boardwalk game in the early 1900’s when Skee-Ball was born. It’s perfect in low-lit FECs and game rooms where they need to stand out from the other bright, attention-grabbing games nearby.
Patented in 1908, Skee-Ball is THE original alley game – anything else is just a substitute! Now complete with valuable product design updates and a new look that reflects the vintage, glamorous style of that time period, the new Skee-Ball is sure to attract attention in any game room.
Link a bank of alleys and add the marquee to finish off the look, drawing in players of all ages.
Lanes sold separately.
Features:
Don't mess with a good thing
Skee-Ball was the first alley roller ever made; patented in 1908. That means it’s the oldest arcade game currently being produced in the amusement market. Which is why we didn’t want to mess with the classic alley roller we all know and love.
A real winner
Skee-Ball Classic fits well in any type of setting, but it really shines in vintage or retro-styled locations; whether barcades, game rooms, lobbies or homes. To satisfy the authentic Skee-Ball purists, it keeps the front and side metal cages, the classic sounds, and the simple point scoring metrics.
Game Specifications:
Assembled: 2’6” W x 10’ 3” D x 7’ 8” H x 630 lbs.
Ship Weight: 695 lbs.
Ships on 1 skid, 2 pieces
- Regular price
- $8,500.00
Shipping & Handling
Most shipments are delivered Monday through Friday during regular business hours. The carrier will call prior to delivery only if a Delivery Appointment or a Notify Prior to Delivery Service is requested at the time of order placement.When your shipment arrives:
- Delivery Duration Time: Each delivery gets approximately 20 minutes to 30 minutes of free time based on the size of your shipment. If more time is required, detention fees will apply.
- Delivery Inspection: Prior to accepting the delivery, please inspect both the exterior and the interior contents for any damage / shortage. You must note all damages and/or shortages on the delivery receipt –
- Damages Observed - If you notice damage, and you are confident in exactly what is damaged, please note the delivery receipt with the details. If you notice damages but you are not fully clear on what may be damaged, please note the delivery receipt with a general “damaged”.
- Invalid Notation: Never note “subject to inspection” on the delivery receipt. You must always inspect before signing the delivery receipt.
- Shortage: If you are short any item, please note the shortage on the delivery receipt and note the condition of the packaging (intact or not intact).
- Refuse Shipment: If the shipment is damaged beyond repair, please refuse the shipment and note “refused” on the delivery receipt.
Best Practice: If the exterior packaging is even slightly damaged, it is best to note “damaged” on the delivery receipt - If the contents end up damaged, your shipment is covered.
If you have any questions or concerns before signing the delivery receipt, please don’t hesitate to call us at 1-205-324-7526. A Representative will talk you through the delivery process.