Buying guides and project planning notes for amusement ride buyers: costs, site requirements, power and operating decisions.
Malls and shopping centres buy rides for different reasons than parks do. They are not selling rides. They are buying…
Read article →Most parks arrive at the same question: buy a crazy mouse vs family roller coaster? Both put the word "coaster"…
Read article →Every vertical ride project runs into the same first question: what drop tower height will your site support? The answer…
Read article →Both rides drop people from a height, and both look similar on a photograph. In practice a drop tower vs…
Read article →If you are budgeting a wheel for your site, you are probably asking one question: how much does a ferris…
Read article →Buyers ask how much does a roller coaster cost expecting one number. The useful answer is three numbers, because a…
Read article →Before you compare prices, answer the question that can stop the whole project: how much land does a ferris wheel…
Read article →Power is the quiet reason vertical ride projects slip. Buyers compare heights and prices, then discover the site cannot run…
Read article →After you buy a track train from our company, how to assembly the train ride on your own might be…
Read article →DINIS is the amusement division of YOTO Group, specializing in the design, production and sales of amusement equipment.
6,700 m² family park
Compact layout with a family ride mix
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13,300 m² park
Ride mix, paths and landscape in one plan
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26,700 m² park
Family zones, landscaping and a train line
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53,300 m² destination park
Master plan with themed zones and phases
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