There has been a flurry of Bullseye’s hitting the target around seaside arcades this week as the summer season shifts into gear. One of the most successful brands in the amusements sector this century has become the centre-piece attraction in Ramsgate, Leysdown and Weston. 

Harry Levy has installed double digit Bullseye pushers in time for the May Bank Holiday with Jeremy Godden adding a number of Bullseye 8-players across his Kent and south coast estate, and Bill Cain adding a second Bullseye to his arcade in Leysdown.

Harry Levy’s market leading pusher is hitting the arcade floors with a powerful record to date. The Bullseye pusher has established itself as a major crowd puller according to gameplay data with one of the biggest advocates of the machine, Tim Moyle at Weston, confirming Bullseye as the top earning pusher at the Grand Pier.

Richard Walters, sales representative at Harry Levy, told Coinslot: “Bullseye is massive hit and here to stay for years, one of the most eye-catching pushers in the market for at least a decade and it has really produced the goods for seaside arcades. It’s a top earner in almost every venue that it’s sited and it really engages with players in every part of the country.” He added: “There’s been a real drive  on the Bullseye over the past few weeks as the season starts up. And with the current pressures on families at the moment, it’s crucial that we get as many entertaining machines which deliver value for money fun for parents and kids to play on together during their staycation trips.”