Aladdin's Castle

Aladdin's Castle is an electromechanical pinball machine produced by Bally Manufacturing Co. of Chicago in June 1976. Built for up to two players, it uses a three-flipper playfield and displays scores on mechanical reels, a classic configuration for Bally's electromechanical games in the final years before solid-state electronics took over.

With a production run of 4,155 units, Aladdin's Castle was a solid commercial release rather than a rarity, and examples remain relatively findable among collectors of 1970s Bally EMs. The machine's name shares its identity with Bally's chain of amusement arcades of the same era. It is currently documented through the Pinside database and has not yet been added to IPDB.