The Shake circular ride is an eye catcher. The rotations of the platform are variable. The ride has 4 or 5 cross arms on the platform which rotate in opposite direction as the platform. 4 gondola’s are positioned suspended on each cross arm and they rotate, swing and roll over independent of each other. Special features are for example a back wall or roofing.
The Wind Seeker combines the rotating movements of a swing with the extreme height excitement of a tower ride. The 16 to 32 arms of the ride are connected to a hinge point, so each arm is free to swing out. At the end of each arm there is a gondola which can seat 2 passengers. The suspended, free swinging riders come as close to actually flying as one can get.
The Splash Over has two forks rotating with two freely moving gondola’s, which can go over the top. Moving upside down towards the pool, with the fountains that almost catch the riders in their water spray. Almost?… Well, during hot weather things sometimes suddenly change! The freely moving gondola’s, the programmable fountains and the looks of this machine make it an absolute must for every amusement park.
The Revolution is a sensation to ride and to look at. The rotating disk with the riders seated outwards, swing up to 35 Meters high with an angle of 120 degrees. The suspended seats give the riders a great sensation of flying in numerous angles, because the two combined movements really are spectacular.
MCS stands for Mondial Compact System and is used on our fully transportable observation wheels. In this case, this means the wheel is based on three integrated trailers, which together set the base for the wheel to be erected on. Depending on the type of gondola, all equipment can be transported on these three trailers. Very easy to transport and due to years of development, very easy to assemble and disassemble. The wheel can be build in less then 12 hours!
MCS stands for Mondial Compact System and is used on our fully transportable observation wheels. In this case, this means the wheel is based on three integrated trailers, which together set the base for the wheel to be erected on. Depending on the type of gondola, all equipment can be transported on 4 trailers. Very easy to transport and due to years of development, very easy to assemble and disassemble. The wheel can be build in less then 12 hours!
MCS stands for Mondial Compact System and is used on our fully transportable observation wheels. In this case, this means the wheel is based on three integrated trailers, which together set the base for the wheel to be erected on. Depending on the type of gondola, all equipment can be transported on 4-6 trailers. Very easy to transport and due to years of development, very easy to assemble and disassemble. The wheel can be build in less then 12 hours!
MCS stands for Mondial Compact System and is used on our fully transportable observation wheels. In this case, this means the wheel is based on 6 integrated trailers, which together set the base for the wheel to be erected on. Depending on the type of gondola, all equipment can be transported on 9-12 trailers. Very easy to transport and due to years of development, very easy to assemble and disassemble. The wheel can be build in less then 4 days!
The type RR is used for our fixed and semi transportable wheels. This type can be build on a concrete foundation for a permanent location, but also on ballast tanks, to still allow transportation of the wheel. With the RR types, you need a crane for building the wheel, but due to our years of development, it can still be build quickly.
The type RR is used for our fixed and semi transportable wheels. This type can be build on a concrete foundation for a permanent location, but also on ballast tanks, to still allow transportation of the wheel. With the RR types, you need a crane for building the wheel, but due to our years of development, it can still be build quickly.