Amusement Rides and Park Equipment

    Three Product Ranges

    Yueton builds amusement equipment in three groups. Each group is split into categories by ride type, and each category page lists the models with capacity, height, power and footprint.

    RangeWhat It Covers
    Outdoor Amusement RidesFerris wheels from 6 m to 88 m, roller coasters, carousels, swing rides and flying chairs, pirate ships, bumper cars, trackless trains, bungee trampolines and family rides
    Indoor Playground EquipmentSoft play structures, trampoline parks, inflatables and indoor family rides for malls and family entertainment centres
    Non Powered Amusement EquipmentPlay structures, climbing frames and soft play elements that need no motor or power supply

    Every model page carries a specification table — model number, capacity, height, power, cover area, voltage, material and certificate. If a model differs from the table for your site, the table is the starting point, not the limit.

    Outdoor Rides

    The outdoor range covers the largest span of sizes. Ferris wheels start at a 6 m double-sided unit and go up to 88 m; carousels run from 16 to 68 seats; swing rides and flying chairs from 12 to 36 seats; pirate ships from 12 to 40. Anything 30 m and above needs a site-specific foundation design rather than a standard base.

    Indoor Equipment

    Indoor projects are constrained by ceiling height and floor loading rather than by footprint. Soft play and trampoline structures are built to the room, and indoor family rides are chosen at the smaller end of each range.

    Non-Powered Equipment

    These are structures without a motor: climbing frames, slides, play panels and soft play elements. They suit family venues where a powered ride is not practical, and they carry no power or maintenance requirement for the operator.

    How to Choose

    Start from the site, not the ride. Three things decide the shortlist: the usable footprint, the power supply available (380 V three-phase is standard for most rides), and the visitor group you are serving. A 68-seat carousel and a 16-seat carousel cost very differently to run, and the smaller one is often the better fit for a mall.

    If you send us the site drawing and the target visitor age, we can narrow the range before you compare individual models.

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