Here's a description of Fascination:
"The game was pretty basic: you sat at the end of a table and rolled a racquetball-type ball over a small bump. The ball would bounce around a bit over top of 25 holes. When the ball dropped into a hole, the corresponding light on the wall at the end of the table would light. The wall was a 5x5 grid, with the center light always lit as a freebee. The ball would then return and you'd continue rolling. In a normal game, the goal was connecting five lights vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The first person in the casino to do so would be the winner and get points towards a prize. There were bonus points for certain rows or columns based on difficulty. There were some variations of the game, one being "Cover-all," where the winner was the first to light up each spot on the board."
*** Edited 5/20/2004 1:36:50 AM UTC by Mamoosh***
I haven't been there and I live in the same state, how uncool is that, it is a good 3 1/2 hour drive from my house, I do need to get up there sometime though.
Skol Vikings
Let's shoot us some deer Joe Joe!!!!
Just one more game!
Have Fun!
George
Canobie Lake Park apparently had a Fascination parlor, but it is now gone. In its place is a Casino with slot machines (that pay out redemption tickets).
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