This Malaysia family park was delivered to I-City with a USD 125,900 order value, and it runs into the evening. Non-powered attractions earn through dwell time, so the layout had to keep families moving. Compare the structures used in our outdoor family playsets and roundabout playground equipment.
Project at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Country | Malaysia |
| Client | I-City |
| Site | Family park, evening operation |
| Order value | USD 125,900 |
| Scope | Non-powered adventure package with lighting, family play and climbing equipment |
| Delivery | Container shipment with installation layout and guidance |
Malaysia family park: what I-City ordered
- Country: Malaysia
- Client: I-City
- Order value: USD 125,900
- Scope: equipment supply with layout, capacity and documentation support
Evening operation and family flow
- Non-powered attractions earn through dwell time, so the layout had to keep families moving between structures.
- Evening operation required lighting and safety surfaces to be planned with the structures, not added later.
- The park needed a family offer that does not depend on ride operators for every structure.
What DINIS delivered to I-City
- Non-powered adventure structures
- Family play and climbing equipment
- Lighting for evening operation
Equipment list: what DINIS supplied to I-City
The park runs into the evening, so lighting and safety surfaces were specified with the structures rather than added afterwards.
- Non-powered adventure structures – the climbing and balancing route that carries families through the park.
- Family play and climbing equipment – elements sized so parents and children can use the same area at the same time.
- Lighting for evening operation – the lighting package that makes the park usable after dark, which is when a family attraction earns most.
- Safety surfacing guidance – the layout notes that cover the fall zones around each structure.
- Installation layout and manual – the documents a local installer works from, plus the maintenance routine for the operator.
How the non-powered park was delivered
- Requirement confirmation – Country, site, visitor profile and equipment list fixed in writing.
- Layout and configuration – Ride positions, capacity and technical configuration agreed before production.
- Production and pre-assembly – Fabrication with inspection records, then a factory test run.
- Packing and shipment – Packing list, container plan and shipping documents on the agreed schedule.
- Delivery and installation support – Site guidance, installation support and handover documentation.
Why lighting changes a non-powered park
Decide the equipment mix from the visitor profile and the operating routine, not from a single product price. Site conditions, power supply, maintenance capacity and the opening schedule have to match before the order is placed.
Questions buyers ask about non-powered parks
Can the equipment be adapted to our site?
Layout, capacity and appearance are agreed per project from the site drawings and the target visitor profile.
Who handles foundations and power supply?
Civil works, foundations and power supply to the ride are normally separate scopes; the equipment package includes the drawings the site contractor needs.
What documentation comes with the equipment?
Operation and maintenance documentation, inspection records and the packing list are handed over with delivery.
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