Double Flying Car

Two-Level Layout and the Capacity Gain in a Double Flying Car

Most flying car rides use one ring of cars at seat height. The double version stacks a second ring above the first, which is where the capacity comes from: 13P on a footprint of 13m by 5m. For an operator comparing two quotes at the same ground rent, that is the whole argument.

The motion stays gentle. Each car rises and falls as the ride circles, so the second level adds height rather than speed.

Guest Flow Through a Double-Deck Flying Car Ride

Two levels only help if boarding does not slow down. The usual arrangement is one entry point with a split at the gate: the lower ring loads from the platform, the upper ring from a short stair run beside it. An operator and one assistant clear a full load between cycles.

Where a site already runs a double flying ride, the stacked layout is usually positioned as the higher-capacity option in the same zone.

Footprint, Height and Power for a Stacked Car Ride

The cover area is 13m by 5m and the ride height is 3m. That combination makes the unit practical for indoor venues and covered malls, where a larger pendulum or a tall tower will not fit under the roof. The drive is rated at 3.2kw on 220/380V, a modest load that most family entertainment centres can supply from an existing board.

Ground work is limited to a level base over the 13m by 5m area. Ceiling clearance, sprinkler positions and light fittings overhead are the checks to complete before ordering.

Pair Seating and Load Balance on Two Riding Levels

Each car seats two, so siblings, friends and a parent with a child ride together instead of in separate cars. That matters commercially: the child who would refuse to ride alone will get in beside a parent.

With two rings in service, load balance is a routine concern. Weight the upper and lower rings evenly across a cycle rather than filling one level first, and the drive runs smoother and the structure wears more evenly. The build is FRP with steel, a CE certificate is issued with the unit, and customized colour and logo are available. Sites building a family zone often place the ride beside a large sightseeing bus so the two attractions share a queue area.

Technical Specifications