Found 3 ratings (with comment) on this game

Game has a fun theme and the table layout is excellent- To start there is not one or two but three skill shots! The first one is to light the star and try to land in the center lane indicated to open both gates right off the bat. The second is to pick a lane so you can choose the A or B column to run down the carry over free game credit. The third skill shot is to hit all those upper lanes so the 50 point outside lanes are lit.

Table has good flow with the ball always in motion, the gate shots are tough to get but rewarding when you pull it off. The sling shot on the left side lane is always fun when you hit the roll over and it shoots the ball across the table for you.

My only real ding on the table is it shipped from Bally with a single bell even though the match unit has both bracket and clapper! how much could a 3" bell shell been back in 1964??! I installed a new one from PBR and the pin sounds wonderful now.

Don't compare my EM ratings to SS ratings, 2 different classes.

The four top rollovers need to be completed to lite the outlanes for 50 pts which is a lot. Unlike on most other tables of that era you have a left orbit shot and a gate to the plunger to give you more balls (here called bonus balls) through these rollover lanes. To advance the parachuters you have to pass the gates. With the small flippers this is always a special challenge. I'm not too fond of games where the progress is carried over and you have to play many games to achieve a goal. There are actually 2 skydivers that have to make 10 steps.

I think Bally was way ahead of their time with this one - plenty of dynamic shots and gates to open - beautiful playfield art too!

If you get a chance to play this rarer title make sure to go for it! You won't be disappointed.