Shrek Pinball Machine for sale Australia / Stern

Description
Shrek Pinball Machine
If you’ve been hunting for a Shrek pinball machine, you’re chasing something genuinely rare. Stern Pinball built only 600 units back in 2008, which makes this one of the hardest DreamWorks-licensed tables to track down today. At Aussie Arcade Games, we source, service and sell these machines to collectors and game rooms all over Australia.
What Is the Shrek Pinball Machine?
Designed by pinball legend Pat Lawlor and released by Stern in August 2008, the Shrek pinball machine reuses the acclaimed playfield layout from Stern’s Family Guy table, rebuilt from the ground up with all-new Shrek artwork by John Youssi, a Pinball Hall of Fame artist. The cabinet even carries Shrek’s signature green trim, so it stands out in any collection before you’ve hit a single flipper.
Standout Features
- Donkey’s Mini-Playfield – a dedicated upper-right playfield with its own mini flippers, ramps and targets
- Five character figurines – Shrek, Donkey, Puss in Boots, Princess Fiona and Gingy
- Prince Charming mirror sculpture – a strikeable target at centre playfield
- P-I-N-B-A-L-L captive balls – two hittable balls that spell out the word during play
- Movie soundtrack integration – looped Shrek film score plus a custom instrumental of “All Star”
- Multiball action – unlockable during standard play for fast-paced scoring runs
Shrek Pinball Machine Specifications
| Detail | Info |
| Manufacturer | Stern Pinball, Inc. |
| Released | August 2008 |
| Units produced | 600 (limited run) |
| Designer | Pat Lawlor |
| Artist | John Youssi |
| MPU / Board | Stern S.A.M. System |
| Players | Up to 4 |
| Signature feature | Donkey’s Mini-Playfield |
Why Buy From Aussie Arcade Games?
We run both an online store and a physical showroom, so a rare title like this can be inspected and test-played before it’s yours. Every machine passes through our in-house checks for mechanical and electrical faults, and because we’re based locally, you skip the customs delays and freight risk that come with importing from the US. Servicing, spare parts and support are all handled right here in Australia.
How rare is the Shrek pinball machine?
Very. Stern only produced 600 units in 2008, making it one of the scarcer licensed tables on the secondary market — expect availability to change quickly when one comes in.
Is the Shrek pinball good for casual players?
Yes. Stern designed it to have real depth for enthusiasts while staying easy to pick up for casual players, largely thanks to the approachable Donkey mini-playfield mode.
What condition is the machine in?
Every unit we sell is inspected and serviced by our technicians before listing, so it’s in reliable, tested working order when it reaches you.
Do you ship the Shrek machine Australia-wide?
Yes, we deliver across Australia. Contact us with your postcode for a shipping quote.
Can I view it in person first?
Yes — you’re welcome to visit our Darwin showroom to see and play it before buying.
Ready to own this rare Shrek pinball?
Get in touch and we’ll confirm current stock, condition and delivery.
