Once you decide to build a themed area, the next question is which theme. Character themed amusement rides are not interchangeable: each theme attracts a slightly different family and costs a different amount to build.
DINIS builds three character ranges. Here is how to choose between them.
Three character themed amusement rides, three audiences
| Theme | Audience | Best setting | Signature rides |
|---|---|---|---|
| LT DUCK | Families with young children | Park area, mall plaza, resort | Themed track ride, carousel, family train |
| Crazy Rabbit | Children aged 4 to 10 | Indoor centre, family park | Carousel, clock wheel, themed trains |
| Circus theme | Mixed ages, teenagers included | Outdoor park, festival ground | Round trip, castle, flying carpet |
LT DUCK: the friendly theme
A duck theme reads as gentle, and that matters when parents choose where to take small children. LT DUCK packages usually combine a themed track ride with a carousel and a family train, which lets a family spend an hour in one area.
See the current models on the LT DUCK themed rides page.
Crazy Rabbit: the indoor favourite
Rabbit characters work well indoors because the theme can be applied to compact rides: a carousel, a clock wheel and small trains. For a mall or an indoor family centre, that means a themed zone inside a building rather than a themed park.
The range is on the Crazy Rabbit themed rides page.
Circus: the outdoor theme that suits everyone
A circus theme does not depend on one character, so it ages better and appeals to a wider age range, including teenagers. It also suits outdoor sites where bright structures and evening lighting carry the atmosphere.
Models are listed on the circus themed rides page.
What actually decides the budget
The rides themselves are engineered products with known prices. The decoration scope is where themed projects differ: how much scenery, how many structures are wrapped, how much lighting and how much signage.
Tell us the theme, the site area and the number of rides. We will quote the hardware and the theme together, so you can see the split before you commit.
Questions buyers ask about choosing a theme
Can we mix two themes?
It is possible, but a single theme with a clear route usually looks better and costs less than two half-finished themes.
Which theme is cheapest?
It depends on the ride mix rather than the character. A compact indoor package is cheaper than a large outdoor themed area.
Can we start small and expand?
Yes, and it is the recommended approach. Most buyers open with one headline themed ride and add to the area the following season.
Related: LT DUCK · Crazy Rabbit · Circus · IP themed range