A resort does not buy one attraction, it buys a guest experience – and this project covered both the fun side and the practical side of moving people around a large site.
This Indonesian resort project combined play equipment with internal transport, so guests could move between facilities without walking the whole property in the heat.
Key Specifications
| Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| Country | Indonesia |
| Project type | Resort leisure facilities and guest transport |
| Scope | Equipment supply over multiple shipments |
| Products | Outdoor slides, sightseeing carts, double-decker bus |
| Use | Guest recreation plus internal transport |
| Support | Layout, power planning and staff training |
All figures are reference values and are confirmed in the engineering proposal for your site.
Two Problems, One Order
The resort had two needs: something for families to do on site, and a way to move guests between the lobby, villas and leisure areas. Supplying both in one order meant one shipping programme, one installation sequence and one spares list, which is a real saving on a multi-phase site.
Slides and Play Elements
The play element was an outdoor slide installation with side walls, clear run out and surfacing sized to the fall heights. Because the resort is used year round by families, the equipment was specified for daily holiday use rather than weekend operation, which changes the inspection routine rather than the design.
Sightseeing Carts and the Bus
Guest transport used electric sightseeing carts for short runs between facilities and a larger multi-deck vehicle for the main route. Both were specified with tropical duty in mind: sealed electricals, protected connectors and a service plan the resort’s own technicians can follow. Charging positions were planned before delivery so the carts never block a guest route.
Running the Equipment in a Hospitality Setting
Hotels and resorts run attractions with hospitality staff rather than ride operators, so training emphasised daily checks, guest safety rules and escalation rather than mechanical skills. Operators planning a similar mix usually build it around a outdoor non powered playground plus carts, and the transport specification follows the same logic as any golf cart based shuttle service.
Tailoring the Installation
The following details are matched to your park: Equipment mix, vehicle design, theming and delivery phasing.
Buying from the factory means dealing with the people who weld the frame and wire the control panel – 20 years of export experience, and a 125,000 m² facility that produces, tests and container-loads this equipment. Non-powered structures ship with fall height data and surfacing recommendations for every platform and slide exit.
Share the site layout and we will produce a zone plan showing structures, surfacing, drainage and the sequence to build them in.
