Buying guides and project planning notes for amusement ride buyers: costs, site requirements, power and operating decisions.
Business like this is quite profitable, in normal weekends, a large kid park can accommodate thousands of people. With reasonable…
Read article →Most carousel buyers start with the ride and then find out the site does not fit it. The cheaper order…
Read article →Winter is when train batteries fail, so the useful question is how to maintain the battery when the temperature drops.…
Read article →So how to maintain the train rides? At this time, we should understand the specific maintenance skills, which are relatively…
Read article →Given that flying chair is a classic amusement rides, many entertainment rides owner will choose to have one in their…
Read article →A character on the front of a ride does something a price tag cannot: it makes children ask to go…
Read article →Once you decide to build a themed area, the next question is which theme. Character themed amusement rides are not…
Read article →Publicity for your amusement train sets is what turns a new attraction into a full ride every weekend. This page…
Read article →Land decides which coaster you can run. The roller coaster footprint is the first number to check, and the easiest…
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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