Buy White Water Pinball Machine | Williams 1993 Classic

Description
White Water Pinball Machine for Sale (Williams, 1993) – Bigfoot Rafting Classic, Shipped Australia-Wide
The White Water pinball machine sends you down a wild river with fast ramps, a rapids upper playfield and a sneaky Bigfoot. You shoot hazards, move your raft downstream and chase the big Vacation Jackpot. Aussie Arcade Games sells this Williams classic and ships it from Darwin to homes and venues across Australia.
Why Buy This White Water Pinball Machine
- A Williams favourite. Pinside lists it in its Top 100 pinball machines of all time.
- No licence needed. The theme, art and fun all come from the game itself.
- Bigfoot actually plays a part. He deflects balls into the whirlpool and can be distracted.
- A real river adventure. Fast ramps, hazards and multiballs keep every game fresh.
- Not a huge run. Williams built just over 7,000 machines in 1993.
White Water Pinball Machine Overview
Williams released White Water in January 1993. Dennis Nordman designed it and John Youssi painted the artwork. Greg Freres helped with the first concept. Bigfoot on the playfield is even modeled after Nordman.
The main goal is to float your raft down the river to Wet Willy’s. You do this by hitting flashing “Hazard” shots. Each raft needs more hazards than the last, and eight finished rafts take you to Wet Willy’s. Complete that mode and you can go for the Vacation Jackpot.
Other modes keep the action going. In Bigfoot Hotfoot, you light a match under his toes and sneak into his cave. Gather a flashlight, a map and a key, then shoot the Lost Mine to start Gold Rush multiball.
Key Features of White Water Pinball Machine
- Bigfoot toy: moves on the playfield and sends balls into the whirlpool.
- Upper playfield rapids: a vertical upper playfield with two satisfying shots.
- Hazard shots: each one has its own rafting name and moves your raft downstream.
- Bigfoot Hotfoot mode: distract Bigfoot to earn Bigfoot Jackpots.
- Gold Rush multiball: collect a flashlight, map and key, then hit the Lost Mine.
- Whirlpool Challenge: a Bigfoot Bluff shot that starts one of six awards or modes.
- Wet Willy’s and Vacation Jackpot: the big goal at the end of the river.
- Dot-matrix display: animations and scores on a classic Williams DMD.
Specifications of White Water Pinball Machine
| Detail | Information |
| Manufacturer | Williams Electronics |
| Release | January 1993 |
| Designer | Dennis Nordman |
| Artist | John Youssi |
| Electronics | Williams WPC (Fliptronics II) |
| Display | Dot matrix |
| Theme | White-water rafting, not licensed |
| Production | A little over 7,000 machines |
| Upper playfield | Yes, with the rapids and a Bigfoot toy |
| Top mode | Wet Willy’s and the Vacation Jackpot |
Why Choose Aussie Arcade Games Over Other Sellers
- We only do games. Pinball machines, arcade games and pinball accessories are all we sell.
- Shop and online store. Visit us in Darwin or order from anywhere in Australia.
- Australia-wide shipping. Send us your postcode and we will help with delivery.
- Easy questions. Message us on WhatsApp or email before you buy.
Buying Considerations
- Age and condition: This White Water pinball machine is from 1993, so ask us about the condition of each game in stock.
- Wear to check: Ask about the Bigfoot toy, rubbers and the playfield wear.
- Space: Pinball machines are long, tall and heavy. Measure your room and doorways first.
- Who it suits: It is a great pick for collectors and anyone who likes fast, ramp-heavy games.
- Delivery help: Send us your postcode for a delivery quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is White Water pinball?
It is a 1993 Williams pinball game about river rafting. You hit hazard shots to move your raft toward Wet Willy’s.
Who designed it?
Dennis Nordman designed it, and John Youssi painted the artwork.
Is it a licensed game?
No. It is an original theme, not based on a movie or TV show.
How many were made?
Williams built a little more than 7,000 machines.
What does Bigfoot do on the playfield?
He sends balls near him into the whirlpool. In Hotfoot mode, you distract him and sneak into his cave.
What is Gold Rush multiball?
You collect a flashlight, a map and a key. Then you shoot the Lost Mine to start it.
Do you ship across Australia?
Yes. We ship Australia-wide from Darwin, NT. Message us with your postcode.
Get in Touch
Ready to bring home a White Water pinball machine? Message us today for stock, condition details and a delivery quote.
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📍 29 Smith St, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia
