Arabian Flying Carpet Ride

The moment the carpet tilts and the crowd beneath it ducks and laughs, you understand why themed rides never really go out of fashion.

An Arabian flying carpet ride sells a story as much as a sensation, which is why it fits parks that want a family centrepiece rather than another pure thrill machine.

All figures are reference values and are confirmed in the engineering proposal for your site.

The ride reaches 11.8 m at rest and swings to 12.6 m in motion, carrying 38 guests per cycle with an installed capacity of 330 kW. Theoretical throughput sits at 760 guests per hour, and the platform occupies roughly 31 m by 18 m including the safety envelope – a realistic footprint for a mid-size park in Indonesia.

A flying carpet works because guests recognise the story before they read the sign. Colour, canopy shape, signage and the surrounding landscaping can all be tailored, and operators frequently pair the ride with a 42 seats giant pendulum ride to create a themed zone rather than a single isolated attraction.

Higher capacity changes the economics of a family ride. With 38 seats per cycle and a short loading sequence, the carpet absorbs rush-hour crowds that would otherwise queue twice for a smaller ride, and it keeps guardians nearby because parents can ride with their children on the same cycle.

The lifting and swinging motion is driven by hydraulic machinery, so oil condition, cylinder seals and pressure settings belong on the daily checklist. Every delivery includes an operator manual, restraint checks, emergency lowering procedure and a maintenance schedule written for the local maintenance team.

You decide the look, we keep the engineering standard: Carpet theme, seat colours, lighting and station decoration.

As a direct supplier we control the whole chain: engineering, production, factory testing and export packing all take place inside a 125,000 square metre production base, and the spare parts list follows the machine to your site. Thrill rides ship with structural calculations, load test records and restraint specifications for your inspection file.

Send your plot plan and height limit – we will return a layout showing safety clearances, footing loads and power demand.