Bus Stop

Bus Stop, released by Bally in 1964, represents a classic example of mid-1960s electro-mechanical pinball

While not necessarily a groundbreaking title in Ballys' portfolio, Bus Stop was an unlicensed nod to the 1956 film featuring Marilyn Monroe. The theme choice reflected the cultural moment of 1960s America, when public transportation was still a dominant part of daily life in most major cities. Though production numbers are not well documented, the machine enjoyed a respectable run in arcades and entertainment venues of the era.