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Monster Munch

Monster Munch gamifies the ticket counting process by allowing players to feed their tickets to one of our friendly Monsters.

Each side of the cabinet features a unique backlit character with graphics from head to toe, presenting a fun design to the players that cover the inner workings of the cabinet. A large bucket in the center of the cabinet keeps all tickets contained for easy maintenance, and a small internal blower over the ticket feeder clears ticket dust to keep the hardware running smooth.

Cashing in their winning tickets is usually the last experience a guest has in your venue, make it memorable! With reliable internal components and head to toe cabinet design that attracts customers, our Monsters are always hungry for more tickets!

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