| Country | Location | Site area | Delivered | Equipment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Philippines | Philippine Arena, Ciudad de Victoria | 10,000 m² | 2017 | 10 units |
An amusement park finished in 2017 inside the Philippine Arena complex at Ciudad de Victoria — a multipurpose indoor arena covering more than 140 hectares. The park occupies 10,000 m² of that estate.
The park’s representative visited the factory and looked at three specific things: raw material, motors and workmanship, plus the decoration. After the rides arrived, engineers were sent to the site to carry out installation.
Being one attraction inside a 140-hectare venue changes the operating assumption. The park is not the destination; it is one thing a visitor does during a visit to the arena. That favours rides that turn over quickly and read clearly from a distance over deep, immersive layouts — and it explains a list built around a roller coaster, carousel and racing-style ride.
Among the ten units, the roller coaster is the one that decides how long a family stays. A carousel or an inflatable game is a five-minute stop; the coaster is the reason a group walks to that end of the site, and the reason they come back for a second ride. Placing it deep in the layout rather than at the entrance is what carries visitors past the smaller rides on the way in.
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