Machine history · Dutch Pinball · 2025
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Pinball
Dutch Pinball's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a 2025 solid-state pinball machine based on Lewis Carroll's fictional world. The game combines multilevel play, RGB lighting, an upper playfield and 2-ball, 3-ball and 5-ball multiball modes.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: machine facts
- Also known as
- Alice in Wonderland
- Manufacture date
- January 2025
- Released
- August 2025
- Production
- 500 individually numbered machines worldwide
- Players
- 4
- Type
- Solid State
- Display
- LCD screen
Overview
Dutch Pinball's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland adapts Lewis Carroll's Alice setting into a solid-state pinball machine. The documented design includes a multilevel playfield, an upper playfield, RGB lighting, an LCD display and animated or motorized machine elements.
The operational manual identifies Melvin Williams as lead designer. It also documents controls, tests, adjustments, audits, pricing, software and topper-update functions for the named machine.
Production and release
Dutch Pinball lists a worldwide run of 500 individually numbered machines. Its feature list also specifies an individual number plaque covering numbers 1 through 500.
The OPDB catalog identifies Dutch Pinball as the manufacturer and records a January 2025 manufacture date. The operational manual gives the release date as August 2025.
Playfield and features
The documented feature set includes two flippers, a multilevel playfield, an upper playfield with two magna-flippers, three pop bumpers, RGB lighting, an animated topper, a motorized Jabberwock arm, a hidden magnet and a physical three-ball lock.
The manufacturer lists 2-ball, 3-ball and 5-ball multiball modes. Other listed equipment includes a small playfield LCD display, interactive ball savers at both outlanes, RGB side rails, a shaker motor and sculpted playfield elements.
Controls and software
The manual describes cabinet controls and coin-door buttons, along with service menus for testing switches, coils and lamps; adjusting rules, game settings, lighting and sound; reviewing audits; resetting utilities; configuring pricing; updating software; and updating the topper.
An accessibility setting can route play to either the left-side or right-side flipper buttons for one-handed operation. The manual notes that the Safe/Swirl motors are disabled when this setting is active.
The people behind the game
- Lead designer
- Melvin Williams