8 listings from $499.99 to $3,999. Machines whose game list or name includes Ms. Pac-Man, with the evidence for each.
About Ms. Pac-Man arcade machines
Updated · By Retro Field Guide research team
Eight home machines in our listings include Ms. Pac-Man. Arcade1Up makes three: the Ms. Pac-Man Deluxe, the Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga Class of '81 Deluxe and the Ms. Pac-Man Arcade Cocktail Table. Bandai Namco makes five cabinets built around Pac-Man's Pixel Bash. Prices run from $499.99 to $3,999. If you want Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga in one cabinet, both makers sell one.
Walmart listed the Pixel Bash Edition at $3,449.99 on September 30, 2026, below the Abt price in the table. On the Coin-Op Upright, Ms. Pac-Man is a bonus title that unlocks in Free Play mode, per Game Room Shop. Arcade1Up's Ms. Pac-Man Classic SE and Pub Table are listed as discontinued, so they are not in the catalog.
What to check before you buy
Size. The Arcade1Up uprights stand about 5 feet. The Coin-Op Upright is 68 inches tall and 33 inches deep. The Cocktail Table, the Pixel Bash Cocktail and the High Top Bistro are tables. See cocktail tables and uprights.
Players. The Arcade1Up Cocktail Table, the Neon Cabaret, the Pixel Bash Cocktail and the Pixel Bash Edition state 2 players. The other pages do not state a count.
Licensing label. The five Bandai Namco cabinets show "Licensed, licensor named". The three Arcade1Up machines show "Official titles named, licensor not stated". See licensing labels.
Availability. As of October 1, 2026, the Ms. Pac-Man Deluxe was coming soon on Arcade1Up's store, and the Class of '81 and the Cocktail Table were available. Two Pixel Bash cabinets are made to order. Check the date on each profile.
We cover new machines only and do not price original vintage cabinets.
The original game
Midway released Ms. Pac-Man in North American arcades in 1982, built from an enhancement kit by General Computer Corporation (Wikipedia, checked October 1, 2026). For the game that started it, see Pac-Man arcade machines. Its Class of '81 partner has its own page: Galaga arcade machines.
Also named in our research but not listed yet, because we have no full sourced record for them: Ms. Pac-Man™ Classic SE Arcade; Ms. PAC-MAN Pub Table Arcade Machine.