Wonderland Amusements has opened preorders for TMNT Sewer Hockey, a two-player home arcade table with LCD displays, sound, animation and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme.
Arcade-style competition is coming to the family game room. Wonderland Amusements plans to ship TMNT Sewer Hockey in November 2026. The head-to-head machine combines rod hockey with molded Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles figures, custom audio and animation. Its cabinet is built to look like an amusement attraction, not ordinary furniture.
Wonderland Amusements announced TMNT Sewer Hockey on September 22, 2026. The company presented it as a new licensed home arcade product. The announcement is being carried through third-party press-release services, with EIN Presswire offering the clearest public description. The machine is still in the pre-launch stage and is not generally available to buyers.
A full-sized home attraction
TMNT Sewer Hockey is built for two-player competition. It is not a digital recreation of hockey. Players move physical figures on opposite sides of the table, while dual 4.5-inch LCD screens handle scoring and other game information. Clear plexiglass sidewalls keep the play area visible and make the table look more like a compact arcade cabinet than a standard tabletop game.
The cabinet uses plywood and MDF and carries premium 3M vinyl artwork. Wonderland Amusements has also added custom character voiceovers and arcade sound effects. The electronic feedback surrounds the physical match without turning the product into a screen-led video game.
That difference matters. This is a dedicated amusement product with a licensed theme and built-in presentation. It is not a console accessory or a downloadable TMNT experience. For readers used to announcement stories about digital releases such as this earlier breakdown, the appeal here is physical competition that does not depend on software updates or online matchmaking.
The full character lineup has not been published in the syndicated announcement. Community discussion identifies Casey Jones as one of the goalies. That detail suggests the design may draw from the 2012 TMNT roster instead of using only a generic character set. It remains community-reported background until Wonderland Amusements publishes the complete lineup.
Price, size and preorder terms
Wonderland Amusements has set the preorder price at $599 with code TMNTPRESALE through September 27, 2026. The stated MSRP is $799. Shipping is expected to begin in November 2026. The purchase includes free shipping within the United States and a one-year limited warranty.
The machine takes up a lot of room. TMNT Sewer Hockey measures approximately 55 inches long by 37 inches wide by 65 inches high and weighs about 120 pounds. Those figures put it closer to a compact arcade cabinet than a game that can be moved off a dining table after a match.
Preorder information is available through wonderlandamusements.com/pages/tmnt-sewer-hockey. The announcement does not say whether the product will be available outside the United States. It also gives no details about delivery charges in other territories, replacement parts, assembly requirements or how the warranty works beyond its stated one-year term.
What the announcement confirms
The confirmed package is straightforward. It includes physical rod-hockey play for two players, a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme, molded player figures, clear plexiglass sides, dual scoring and game displays, custom voiceovers, sound effects and premium cabinet artwork. Wonderland Amusements founder and CEO Jerry Cummings has positioned the machine as an amusement-style experience for a family game room.
There is no claim of online play, downloadable content, software expansion or competitive matchmaking. The source also offers no independent testing of the table's durability, display performance, sound quality or long-term reliability. Those gaps are normal in an announcement, but they matter to anyone weighing the premium over a simpler tabletop hockey game.
The clearest public details currently come from the syndicated EIN Presswire announcement and community reposts discussing it. No independent mainstream report or official corporate statement with a direct executive quote or regulatory filing was identified in the available material. Specifications beyond the published description should therefore be treated as unconfirmed.
The product fits within Wonderland Amusements' broader focus on prosumer-grade pinball, hockey and classic amusement games. The company says its team has experience in toys, gaming, consumer electronics, product development, manufacturing and retail. That background helps explain the machine's position. It is sold as a consumer product, but it borrows the size and visual style of an arcade attraction.
For buyers, the decision comes down to space, audience and play style. The table offers a fixed two-player format with physical controls and a strong character theme. It does not offer the flexibility of a general gaming platform. At $599 during the stated presale window, TMNT Sewer Hockey is a defined home arcade purchase, not an all-purpose entertainment device.
Rod hockey is easy to understand. Each player moves a physical figure along a fixed track and tries to send the puck into the opponent's goal. The LCD screens and audio add scoring and atmosphere, but the main interaction remains local and mechanical. That makes TMNT Sewer Hockey a plausible fit for shared play. The known license and substantial cabinet also give it a clearer identity than an unthemed table. The $599 price and 120-pound footprint will limit its audience, but the announcement describes a focused product with a clear use case rather than vague arcade nostalgia.
