Coastal Amusements Ring Toss & Ring Toss Jr.

Molded bottles lit with RGB LEDs. A 32-inch LCD mounted above. The whole playfield glows from across the room.

Overview

Ring Toss by Coastal Amusements brings the classic carnival bottle-toss to the arcade floor as a coin-operated ticket redemption game. Players toss rings at a field of illuminated molded bottles and earn tickets based on how many they land. Two cabinet sizes are available — the standard Ring Toss and the smaller Ring Toss Jr — and multiple units can be linked together with an optional bonus sign for a larger installation footprint.

Key Features

RGB LED-Lit Molded Bottles

Each bottle on the playfield is a molded unit with an integrated RGB LED. The full bottle field illuminates in color, making the target zone visible and visually active from across the room. The RGB system allows multiple color states, so the playfield appearance changes rather than displaying a fixed static color.

32-Inch LCD Attraction Display

A 32-inch LCD is mounted above the playfield and runs attract-mode video content during idle periods. The screen sits at cabinet-top height, readable above the surrounding floor equipment in a busy arcade environment.

Linkable Multi-Unit Configuration with Optional Bonus Sign

Multiple Ring Toss cabinets can be connected to a single optional deluxe bonus sign, creating a linked installation. Two linked games with the bonus sign assemble to 79 inches wide — a side-by-side footprint that shares a progressive bonus display between both playing positions.

Two Cabinet Sizes: Ring Toss and Ring Toss Jr

The standard Ring Toss cabinet assembles to 39 in W x 102 in D x 94 in H. Ring Toss Jr uses a shorter, shallower enclosure at 39 in W x 83 in D x 83 in H, reducing the depth by 19 inches for venues where lane space is limited. Both sizes share the same 39-inch width, so they occupy the same side-to-side slot and can be mixed in a linked installation.

Skill-Based Ticket Redemption

Ticket payout is tied directly to ring-tossing accuracy — the more rings a player lands on bottles, the more tickets they earn. Payout scales with performance rather than a fixed or random outcome, so the reward structure follows the player's actual accuracy on each play.

How It Plays

The player stands at the throw line and tosses rings toward the field of lit bottles, aiming to loop rings over the necks. Each successful ring earns tickets, with total payout determined by how many bottles the player lands. From the side or behind, bystanders see a glowing grid of RGB-lit bottles and watch rings arc through the lane — a visual that reads clearly at a distance without requiring any explanation of the game mechanics.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Same 39-Inch Side Slot, Two Depth Options

Both Ring Toss and Ring Toss Jr occupy a 39-inch wide footprint, so either version fits the same wall slot. Operators with shallow floor plans can substitute the Jr (83 in deep) for the standard unit (102 in deep) without reconfiguring the surrounding layout.

Scalable from One Unit to a Linked Pair

A single game ships and operates as a standalone unit. The optional deluxe bonus sign connects two cabinets into a linked pair sharing one progressive display — an operator can start with one unit and expand the installation without replacing existing hardware.

Familiar Mechanic, Minimal Instruction Overhead

The ring-toss format is a recognized carnival game. Players at any age and skill level understand the objective on sight, which shortens the time between coin-in and first toss and reduces the need for on-floor staff explanation.

Two-Package Freight Shipment

The unit ships in two separate packages — a body crate (820 lbs) and a front panel crate (154 lbs) — which allows each piece to be moved through a standard doorway or service corridor independently rather than as a single oversized assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Ring Toss and Ring Toss Jr?

Ring Toss Jr is a smaller cabinet designed for venues with limited floor depth. The standard Ring Toss assembles to 102 inches deep and 94 inches tall; Ring Toss Jr assembles to 83 inches deep and 83 inches tall. Both share the same 39-inch width and can be linked with the optional bonus sign.

Can multiple Ring Toss units be connected together?

Yes. An optional deluxe bonus sign is available to link two Ring Toss or Ring Toss Jr cabinets into a progressive linked pair. The two-game-plus-bonus-sign configuration assembles to 79 inches wide.

How does the Ring Toss award tickets?

Tickets are awarded based on the player's ring-tossing accuracy during the game. The more rings a player successfully lands on the lit bottles, the more tickets they receive — payout scales with performance rather than a fixed or random result.

What are the shipping dimensions for the Ring Toss?

The Ring Toss ships in two packages. The body ships at 40 in W x 88 in D x 88 in H, weighing 820 lbs. The front panel ships separately at 40 in W x 23 in D x 34 in H, weighing 154 lbs.

Ideal Placement

Ring Toss fits naturally in family entertainment centers, bowling center arcades, trampoline parks, and pizzeria game rooms where a mixed-age player base is expected. The Ring Toss Jr's 83-inch depth makes it a practical option for hotel game rooms, restaurant waiting areas, and smaller route locations where a full-depth lane is not available. Either size works as a standalone unit or as part of a two-unit linked installation along a longer wall run.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.