For sale is an extremely nice example of Data East Jurassic Park pinball. I believe this game was home use only, however have no documentation or proof of that. This is a Chris Travis game. It's extremely clean and has no characteristics of being routed or on location anywhere. All LED's, newer rubbers, no mylar on the play field (the play field is so clean, people have asked if it was a NOS clear coated play field), cliffy protectors installed, under cab LED lights. The play field looks new and nothing is warped, flaking or has any damage. All plastic ramps are in tact and have no cracks or weird discoloring. The exterior of the cab has bright, vibrant colors and minimal wear or scratches. Mechanically speaking, everything works as it should. Solenoids are strong, T-rex functions perfectly, raptor kick out shoots hard, Pop bumpers work great and Shaker motor rumbles like crazy. I've seen a lot of Jurassic Park pins and this one is probably the cleanest, nicest one I've ever seen. In the pics, the side rails are yellow and black caution tape style. If you do not like this, no worries. That's just a sticker and can be peeled off to the factory color black rails, underneath. Also comes with Topper.

Now, on to what needs attention:
*The lighting on the slingshots and return lanes is currently not illuminated. I haven't looked into it too deep, but I'm assuming it's probably an easy fix. May be a component on the board that runs the GI, may be a bad ground or wire. I don't know. Playability is not compromised.
*One of the bolts in one of the legs does not thread in properly. I have a new leg bolt plate, but I haven't got around to installing it.
*The lock for the back glass was drilled out at some point before I owned the machine. I never replaced this.

Overall, this is one heck of a machine and would look amazing in any game room or pin collection.

Price is $3000.

Located in Plymouth, MI. If you are interested, come out and take a look.