Found 3 ratings (with comment) on this game

It's neat being the first game with 3" flippers and I believe the pop up post. But I found the game to be so easy to keep the ball from falling. It's easy to keep that up post up.

Bally Hoo is the third game from Bally to carry this name.

The Pros:
A great layout with some great shots.
I like the build/collect play from the upper left saucer. The rest of the shots on this table are not so obvious. The art package is a Christian Marche production and it looks solid. The big shot on the table is the upper left saucer and that feature is very well designed.

The Cons:
Lighting that 10x red insert makes the big collect on this table a luck-fest. Same thing with the score on the upper saucer. Set it on (say 200) and leave it on that score all the time. It's too bad really. The game would play better with that 10x randomizer permanently disabled.

The Takeaway:
A well laid out game that is spoiled by a 10x modifier that makes this table much less of a player than it should be.

What started out as a bland slow game, got the Pinball Creative treatment last week end and with a bit of creativity imagination and some hardcore bridge rectifiers the game now rocks and plays like it should. Fun game, very challenging, not the prettiest, but with a bit of love, care and attention, not to mention electrical wizardry these games can really come back to life.