UTAD via the side slingshots, ideally by going over either of the small rollover buttons.
Balanced.
Very High
Jubilee is very similar to SkyLab / Spacelab, with the same central captive ball horseshoe and side slingshot design. Where it differs is in having no return lanes, instead having scoop kickers behind the flipper elbows as on Space Mission. What to do? Build your bonus, keep the ball alive; the points in the game other than bonus are trivial. Yawn. Bonus is earned by the top lanes (two when lit), by looping a captive ball to the opposite side, by the two small rollover buttons next to the bottom of the captive ball enclosure and by the outlanes. Bonus goes up to 20K. Bonus is doubled on last ball; double bonus cannot be earned on other balls. Because the game is so unbalanced towards bonus, you rarely see it in competition; a player with a big lead is all but impossible to catch.
via Bob's Guide
The "Jubilee" pinball machine, released by D. Gottlieb & Co. in May 1955, is a single-player, electro-mechanical game designed by Wayne Neyens, with artwork by Roy Parker. The machine features two flippers, four pop bumpers, four passive bumpers, two slingshots, four rollover buttons, and a standup target.
