Swinging motion
Review the ride cycle and dynamic envelope.

A full-size swinging attraction for a coordinated family and thrill ride mix.
Operation footage linked from the corresponding DINIS product page.
Review the ride cycle and dynamic envelope.
Confirm boarding and guest checks.
Coordinate the finish with the park theme.
A pendulum-type amusement ride with 40 passenger places, moving back and forth through a controlled swinging cycle.
Theme parks, scenic destinations and leisure operators planning a model-specific site and audience review.
A restricted site without the required dynamic clearances, foundations or controlled boarding area.
Connect the attraction to the intended guest experience.
Integrate the ride with the venue and landscape.
Review the exact configuration and operating routine.
Coordinate access, queueing and guest supervision.
Discuss finish, decoration and presentation options.
Agree inspection, commissioning and operator instruction.
Angled structural legs
Visible suspension point
Themed passenger carrier

Rows inside the ship
Pirate ship nameplate
Fenced boarding zone
Review the technical table below for this named configuration.
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| Parameter | 40 Seats Pirate Ship |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 40 passengers |
| Equipment Height | 15 m |
| Operating Height | 11.7 m |
| Footprint | 18 m × 9 m |
| Power | 37.5 kW |
| Power Supply | 380V |
The drive acts on the suspended passenger carrier to produce a controlled pendulum cycle. The support, pivot, restraint arrangement, guest checks and stop sequence follow the approved technical documents.
Ask an engineerPower and transmission
Seating, boarding and supervision
Operating sequence and stop functions

Coordinate the attraction with the themed guest journey.
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Balance shared rides, rest space and family circulation.
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Review site access, clearances and the commercial setting.
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Connect leisure experiences with the landscape.
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Integrate guest leisure with the resort environment.
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Review climate, access and temporary or permanent operation.
Explore solutionTiming follows the selected configuration, engineering scope, production schedule, transport and site readiness. Agree milestones in the order.
Review the exact equipment envelope, boarding and queues, service access and emergency routes. A catalog dimension alone is not a complete site plan.
Use the specific configuration’s technical sheet and destination load schedule. The table distinguishes power ratings where a source provides them.
Discuss colors, finish and decoration. Structural, restraint, control and electrical changes require model-specific engineering review.
Confirm site preparation, access, assembly responsibilities, commissioning and acceptance requirements for the order.
Request the model-specific documentation required for your destination. A general catalog page does not establish approval for every country.
The delivered manual defines inspection intervals, lubrication, wear checks, electrical checks and responsibilities for the exact model.
The operation player links to DINIS footage for this catalog product. Request footage of the final ordered configuration if appearance or specification differs.
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