Magic Disc Ride Specifications
The ride operates at 7.5 m with a maximum linear speed of 30 km/h and a maximum rotation of 10 RPM, carrying a rated load of 24 guests on a total power of 70 kW. The entire attraction, including its safety fence, fits inside roughly 14 m par 12 m, so it can be installed on a prepared slab beside an existing ride.
Compacting a Thrill into a Small Plot
Compacting the sensation into a smaller envelope is an engineering exercise, not a compromise. The ride still tilts riders upward and adds rotation, but the structure stays below the height that triggers special civil works. Operators who run a 24 seats disco tagada often add a magic disc for variety without adding a second large concrete platform.
Where a Compact Disc Fits Best
This ride suits parks that are expanding sideways rather than upward: a side plot, an underused corner, a mall rooftop. Because the power requirement is only 70 kW, many sites can run it from an existing distribution board, and the modest height keeps the ride below the wind and visibility limits that delay large tower projects.
Running Costs and Maintenance Basics
Frequent starting and stopping loads the drive, brake and pivot bearings hardest, so these components sit at the top of the maintenance list. Pivot pins, bearings and fasteners are machined from treated acier de construction, and the ride arrives with a lubrication map and a spare parts list so local technicians can work confidently.
