CUSTOM AMUSEMENT RIDES · TURNKEY PARK PROJECT SUPPORT
Custom Amusement Rides & Turnkey Park Solutions — From Concept To Opening
DINIS designs and manufactures amusement rides for theme parks, scenic areas, resorts, shopping malls and family entertainment venues. From project planning and ride selection to manufacturing, testing and handover support, we help project teams turn a site into an attraction people want to visit.
DINIS FACILITY & TEAM
Built On A 125,000 m² Factory And A 400+ Employee Team
DINIS combines substantial manufacturing space with a dedicated team to support ride production, engineering coordination, quality checks and project delivery.
PRODUCT SERIES
Find The Right Ride Family
01
Ferris Wheel
Landmark observation rides
↗02Roller Coaster
Track-based thrill and family rides
↗03Carousel
A familiar family centerpiece
↗04High Altitude Rides
Vertical attractions
↗05Big Pendulum
High-energy signature rides
↗06Pirate Ship
Classic swinging attractions
↗07Extreme Rides
Thrill ride collection
↗08Family Rides
Shared experiences
↗09Bumper Car
Interactive driving
↗10Park Train
Guest transport with character
↗11Portable Rides
Event-ready formats
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PROJECT SOLUTIONS
Solutions Designed Around Different Places, Audiences And Experiences
From destination theme parks and city attractions to indoor playgrounds and non-powered parks, DINIS helps project teams select the right rides, attractions and experience mix for each type of site.
Outdoor park projects
Theme Park Solution
Shape the ride mix around audience, site size, experience goals and an engineer-reviewed plan.
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Venue and destination projects
Shopping Mall FEC Solution
Balance age groups, clear height, circulation, supervision and the venue's operating limits.
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Venue and destination projects
Scenic Area Amusement Solution
Connect the attraction to views, access, dwell time and site engineering conditions.
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Venue and destination projects
Resort Family Entertainment Solution
Shape the ride mix around audience, site size, experience goals and an engineer-reviewed plan.
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Carnival and event projects
Traveling Carnival Solution
Review transport, setup, utilities and temporary site requirements before selecting mobile rides.
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Outdoor park projects
Thrill Ride Zone Solution
Shape the ride mix around audience, site size, experience goals and an engineer-reviewed plan.
Explore solutionFIND A STARTING DIRECTION
Tell Us What You Are Planning
Choose the project type, primary audience and site stage to see a practical starting direction for your ride mix.
INSIDE THE DINIS FACTORY
From Project Brief To Ride Handover
See how a ride moves through review, fabrication, assembly and testing before it is prepared for delivery. The video is a window into the process behind the finished attraction.
BEHIND THE RIDES
From Project Brief to Ride Handover
The process behind the finished attraction.
- 01Design & Material Preparation
Translate the approved project direction into drawings, materials and production tasks.
- 02Fabrication & Assembly
Build, finish and assemble the ride components according to the confirmed configuration.
- 03Testing & Handover Preparation
Complete checks and prepare the equipment for delivery, installation coordination and operation support.
Use the player controls to watch the factory film. For model-specific workshop and testing footage, contact the DINIS team.
HOW THE PROJECT MOVES FORWARD
A Clear Process From First Brief To Ongoing Support
01
Project Consultation
Understand the site, audience, theme, budget direction and operating goals.
02
Planning & Layout
Develop a practical attraction direction around visitor flow, footprint and project identity.
03
Ride Selection
Match ride families and models to the intended experience, capacity and site conditions.
04
Engineering Review
Confirm layouts, interfaces, model-specific requirements and production information.
05
Manufacturing & Testing
Fabricate, assemble and test the confirmed ride configuration before dispatch.
06
Delivery & After-sales Support
Support delivery coordination, installation guidance, training, maintenance and long-term operation needs.
PROJECT KNOWLEDGE
Make Better Ride Decisions Before You Buy
Practical guidance for project teams comparing ride types, site requirements and operating priorities.
How do you choose rides for a new park?
Start with the audience and the site. Define age mix, attendance goals, available land, utilities, circulation and desired experience before comparing mode…
Read guideWhat should you check before planning a Ferris wheel?
A Ferris wheel needs model-specific checks for height, footprint, safety envelope, foundation, power, access, wind conditions, installation space and local…
Read guideTrack train or trackless train: which fits your venue?
Tracked trains depend on a planned rail alignment and fixed route. Trackless trains rely on suitable road surfaces, turning radius, gradients and pedestria…
Read guidePROJECT FAQ
Questions Project Teams Ask Before Selecting Rides
What information should I prepare before discussing a project?
Share the site location, project type, target visitors, available area, preferred experience, project stage and any initial budget direction.
Can DINIS help us choose rides for a new park?
Yes. The starting point is the project context. Ride selection should consider visitor mix, site conditions, operating goals and the overall attraction journey.
Can rides be customized for a theme or destination?
Ride appearance, theming, layout and project integration may be reviewed according to the selected model and project requirements. Final scope is confirmed during engineering review.
How do I compare family rides and thrill rides?
Compare the intended audience, experience intensity, capacity, footprint, visual impact and how each ride supports the wider ride mix.
What should we consider when choosing a Ferris wheel?
Consider visibility, location, footprint, passenger experience, structural conditions, access and how the wheel supports the destination identity.
Can DINIS support park planning and layout?
Project teams can discuss attraction direction, ride selection and layout considerations with DINIS before the equipment configuration is confirmed.
What happens after the ride model is selected?
The project moves through engineering review, production, assembly, testing and delivery coordination. Installation and after-sales support depend on the confirmed project scope.
Can I request information for a specific ride model?
Yes. Identify the ride model, project location, intended use and any known site conditions so the project team can prepare a relevant starting discussion.
READY TO DEFINE YOUR PROJECT?
Bring Your Site, Audience And Idea. We Will Help Shape The Starting Direction.
A useful first discussion does not require a finished master plan. Start with what you know: the site, the audience, the type of attraction you want to create and the stage you are at.
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