Pirates of the Caribbean (2006) at Logan Lanes in Lincoln
Aug 7, 2020 7:18:46 GMT -6
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Post by brain galacki on Aug 7, 2020 7:18:46 GMT -6
Today I bring news of another game that I discovered which was not listed on the pinside.com pinball map... me and Full Tilt Jack discovered this one after enjoying four dollar root beer floats from Arby's sitting next to giant Abe Lincoln riding the world's largest covered wagon after a trip to Arcadia in McLean. There was a bowling alley right there, Logan Lanes, how could we not go in and investigate the pinball??
Well, we did and found this Pirates of the Caribbean, manufactured by Stern in 2006:
The most beautiful part was that Lincoln, IL previously had no listings for pinball on the map, and they are 40 minutes away or so from Springfield. So go on, take a trip and see if you can get a high score! The children of Lincoln IL constantly checking pinside map to see if pinball will ever pop up in their lil old town are now crying with joy! the day is saved! pinball exists in Lincoln now! soon they will have their own underground pinball club, it is only a matter of time!
This game itself seemed pretty worn down, the flippers didn't have that strong of a kick to them, and the clear plastic ramps on the game were discolored probably from 14+ years of bowling alley smoke (I imagine they still smoke all the time in this bowling alley like it is 1996).
My high score... 9,694,990.
Well, we did and found this Pirates of the Caribbean, manufactured by Stern in 2006:
The most beautiful part was that Lincoln, IL previously had no listings for pinball on the map, and they are 40 minutes away or so from Springfield. So go on, take a trip and see if you can get a high score! The children of Lincoln IL constantly checking pinside map to see if pinball will ever pop up in their lil old town are now crying with joy! the day is saved! pinball exists in Lincoln now! soon they will have their own underground pinball club, it is only a matter of time!
This game itself seemed pretty worn down, the flippers didn't have that strong of a kick to them, and the clear plastic ramps on the game were discolored probably from 14+ years of bowling alley smoke (I imagine they still smoke all the time in this bowling alley like it is 1996).
My high score... 9,694,990.