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The "Grand Tour" and its Add-A-Ball version "Happy Tour" were both released by Bally Manufacturing in 1964. Designed by Ted Zale, these electro-mechanical machines feature travel-themed artwork and classic gameplay elements, including two flippers, three pop bumpers, and four mushroom bumpers. "Grand Tour" produced 1,310 units and allowed players to light cities on the backglass for replays. "Happy Tour," with only 250 units, offered an Add-A-Ball feature aimed at extending gameplay.
| Edition | Year | Production | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Tour747 | 1964 | 1,310 | 747 |
| Happy Tour747-A | 1964 | 250 | 747-A |
On the floor at 4 locations
Coil part numbers and quantities by relay bank
Wire numbers and colors for each motor switch
Oversized sheet with wire color and connector tables
