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Bumper Cars and Fencing for a Fun Park in Australia (USD 15,509)

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This bumper car order for an Australian fun park was supplied to Dunsborough Fun Park, with an order value of USD 15,509. The package was the cars plus the fence around the arena. It is a good example…

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This bumper car order for an Australian fun park was supplied to Dunsborough Fun Park, with an order value of USD 15,509. The package was the cars plus the fence around the arena.

It is a good example of an entry-level park order: the ride is not the expensive part, the floor and the enclosure are what turn a set of cars into a working attraction.

bumper cars supplied for a fun park in australia

Why a fun park in Australia ordered bumper cars first

A bumper car arena is one of the few family attractions that works in a covered hall and on an outdoor slab. It takes a group of any size, it needs no height, and the operating cost is a battery charge rather than a motor.

For a park building its first family zone, that makes it a lower-risk first ride than a coaster or a tower.

What the order covered

The cars, the charging arrangement and the fence line around the arena. The floor itself was prepared locally, which keeps the freight to the vehicles and the panels.

The family rides range covers the other attractions usually ordered at the same stage: a carousel, a coffee cup ride and the compact flat rides.

Running bumper cars in an Australian park

The arena decides the throughput, not the car count. A layout with a clear entry and exit and a marked queue keeps the cycle short, which matters more than adding two more cars.

Charging is the daily routine. The cars go back on charge at the end of the day, and the batteries are the first item on the spare-parts list.

What the park prepared

  • A level floor with the arena marked out
  • The charging point and the position of the fence gate
  • A queue lane outside the fence
  • A staff routine for the daily charge and the tyre check

Questions this project raised

01

How many cars does an arena need?

That follows the floor area and the cycle time, not the other way round. A larger arena with a clear entry keeps more cars moving than a crowded one.

02

What floor does the ride need?

A level slab. The surface and the fence line decide how the ride feels and how long the cars last, which is why both were part of the same order.

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