Amusement ride systems, manufactured as projects

The amusement rides in this catalogue are media rides: the thrill comes from synchronised image, motion and effects rather than from height and speed alone. That category choice shapes everything about how they are bought — as engineered projects with buildings and content attached, not as catalogue hardware.

The ride families

• Flying dome theaters — six configurations from a compact LED dome cinema to the suspended 96-seat format at up to 822 guests per hour.
• Dark rides — tracked systems from a fully specified 240 m reference package to 300–600 m game formats at 4,000–5,000 guests per day.
• Motion cinema — the 3D 4D 5D 6D motion chair seat series, listed in eight variants for motion cinema installations.

How the manufacturer works

The company states that it provides planning, design, production, commissioning, installation and after-sales service as a one-stop scope, with 24-hour after-sales response and spare-parts service for delivered systems. It states 13+ years of experience, 6+ production lines, a site of more than 20,000 sqm and 300+ staff, and lists ISO 9001, TSG and EU CE among its qualifications — certificates available upon request. Published safety bases in the ride lines include the national A-level safety standards for large-scale amusement facilities (flying dome cinema) and Class A standards with redundant braking and evacuation routes (dark ride game equipment).

Starting a project

Bring the venue before the ride: hall dimensions, power service, target capacity and market. Ask about configuration, minimum order requirements and lead time against those four inputs — the cost factors guide explains why no honest number exists before them.