Sky Net Bumper Car

Sky-Net Power Supply Basics

The Sky-Net Bumper Car 5BC-10 takes current from a conductive net suspended above the arena. A pole on each car rides the net, so the driving surface stays completely free of wiring. Nothing has to be cut into the floor, which matters in leased buildings, shopping centers and halls that double as event space.

Cars are built on a custom fiberglass body, and the whole system is specified for indoor parks, family entertainment centers, amusement parks and commercial plazas.

Ceiling Height and Arena Footprint

Because the net hangs overhead, headroom shapes the design more than floor condition does. Clear height, arena dimensions and the power supply available on site are the three numbers we ask for first.

Give us those and the layout can be drawn before anything is ordered — net height, pole length, boundary position and the number of cars the ceiling can comfortably serve. A venue with a low soffit or exposed ductwork is not ruled out, but it needs to be measured early rather than discovered on delivery day.

Themed Fiberglass Bodies and Branding

Car shape, color, lighting, logo and arena decoration can all be tailored to the rest of your attraction. A family center with a cartoon identity can carry that onto the cars. A commercial plaza running a seasonal promotion can put its own artwork on the fleet.

• Custom body shape and paintwork
• Lighting treatments for evening trading
• Logo and sponsor graphics on the shells
• Arena decoration matched to the car theme

Operators weighing overhead power against a floor-fed layout usually compare it with our ground grid bumper car, which needs a prepared floor but no ceiling structure.

Indoor Venues and Visitor Flow

Indoor arenas live or die on turnaround. A net-powered floor has no charging window and no pit crew, so sessions can run back to back for as long as the venue is open.

Plan one entry and one exit, keep the queue behind a rail rather than along the barrier, and leave a clear staff lane around the outside. Where a younger crowd dominates, a smaller single-seat car such as the kids ice floor bumper car can run alongside the main floor.

Care Points for Net-Powered Arenas

Routine attention goes to the car bodies, the conductive pickup, seat belts, the net itself and the power components. Most of this is a visual check before opening, plus a scheduled look at the pole and pickup for wear.

Keep spare pickups, belts and wheels in stock. Events and touring fleets that need the same bumper experience without a ceiling net can look at battery bumper cars for events.

Technical Specifications