Hire it alongside our 80’s retro games, or the retro game cocktail table for a bit of nostalgia !
Atari Pong Table
Atari Pong Table Hire
Check out our Atari Pong Table for hire, How much Fun can you have!
Looking for something retro? Well look no further than Atari’s ultimate video game classic, Pong!
WE are Proud to be one of only a handful of companies in the UK to offer
this truly amazing Retro ATARI Pong Table retro game.
This 2 player game which uses mechanical blocks controlled via magnets from underneath the table
using a large spinner controller
players move physical objects with mechanical controls.
The arcade music and flashing lights are still the same.
Complete with LED surround, retro sound effects, backing music and we even supply matching ‘Atari’ stools for the players.
The Atari pong Table is officially licensed by Atari and is an amazing twist from the original game during the 70’s.
Key features-
- Two players can compete at any one time – or you can compete against the game itself.
- Three speed modes to add to the challenge
- Sound effects to add to the excitement
- USB ports enable you to play your own music via the tables sound system
- Perfect size for exhibition spaces
- A definite, crowd-pleasing piece of nostalgia
The Atari Pong Table is perfect for a variety of events where they can get involved and interact over a very competitive game.
- Exhibitions
- Corporate Events
- Christmas Parties
- University Events
- …and many more!
- Suitable for indoor or marquee use only
- Operational Area 1m x 2.5mPower 1x 13amp socketMinimum door width 0.8m
- Comes with a member of staff
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Hi
I’d just like to email you to say thank you for the brilliant service you have given us from the first email to the day and a very big thanks to the man you sent with the hire equipment for doing a great job and being very pleasant. We will be sure to use you for future events.So again a big thanks from the coopervision staff forum and the children who enjoyed the equipment.
Lee Alexander, Coopervision
