El Dorado City of Gold (pinball)

El Dorado City of Gold is a pinball machine manufactured by Gottlieb under the "Premier" brand in 1984. It is a single-player, solid-state electronic pinball game based on the mythical lost city of El Dorado. The game is noted for its jungle theme, vibrant artwork featuring imagery of golden temples and explorers, and its multi-ball gameplay.

The primary objective in El Dorado City of Gold is to explore the lost city and accumulate points through various features, including drop targets, rollovers, and scoring multipliers. Reaching specific score thresholds and completing objectives triggers multi-ball modes, significantly increasing the potential for high scores.

The game is generally considered to be of intermediate difficulty, providing a challenging but accessible experience for players of varying skill levels. Its collectibility is influenced by its relatively limited production run and its nostalgic appeal within the pinball community.