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MACK Ride provides the key elements for
easy operation and maintenance. The new
technologies today allow a wide range of
different interactions, such as spinning in
water or even a joystick system that leaves
guests in charge of which direction they
want to look. Because the scenes can be
looked at from different perspectives, new
targets come into sight on every ride. A
controlled spin effect can now be
combined a ride-operated rotation to
provide the best of both worlds.
A MACK Dark Ride is one of the most
user-friendly attractions a park can buy as
it provides a fully customisable running
program for the ride and a wireless
diagnosis option. This makes the MACK
Dark Ride system extremely tolerant as a
single car error doesn’t lead to a complete
breakdown of the ride. Another big plus is
the option to have several different ride
programs stored in the system’s memory:
Just think of the possibilities when you
can provide each guest with a totally
different ride experience each time they
visit you!
Water Rides
Splish splash fun for the whole family
The most traditional
manufacturer of amusement rides in
the world is now on course to provide your
guests with the experience of the future.
MACK Rides has now equipped its classic
water rides with a new dimension: Interactive
fun!
Water cannons installed in its tried and
tested attractions allow riders to splash each
other during the ride, including a dedicated
duelling sequence between two boats. Non-
riders can take revenge on the boat crew too
thanks to water pistols stationed around the
ride.
On a hot summer day every park visitor
seeks refreshment, so why not combine this
need with another ride experience? MACK
Rides’ in-house design team can turn every
customer’s vision into reality and ensure each
ride gets a unique look. And with several
different boat sizes and ride systems
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