Honolulu

The Interflip S.A.-produced Honolulu is an electro-mechanical (EM) bingo-style pinball machine from Spain, though its exact release date is unknown. As a bingo machine, it belongs to a category of pinball distinct from flipper games, typically single-player, coin-operated games where balls fall into scoring holes on the playfield to light up winning combinations on the backglass, rather than being controlled with flippers.

Detailed gameplay features on the Honolulu are largely undocumented. As with other bingo-style machines of the era, one can expect scoring driven by ball placement into playfield holes and electromechanical relay logic rather than active flipper control.

The Honolulu's visual appearance and theme are also not well documented, with no clear indication of the artist or designer responsible. Given the limited information available, it represents one of the lesser-known entries in Interflip's Spanish pinball catalog.