Amusement Device Types
Trampoline Park Trampolines
Trampoline park trampolines are interconnected jumping surfaces typically arranged in courts and surrounded by padding, angled walls, or containment systems such as netting. These systems use a flexible bed supported by springs or elastic elements to allow patrons to jump and rebound.
Inflatable Play Structures
Inflatable play structures are air-filled amusement devices made from flexible materials such as PVC or vinyl, designed to maintain their shape through continuous air pressure from a blower system. These structures include bounce houses, slides, and obstacle courses, providing cushioned surfaces for jumping, climbing, and sliding. They are widely used in both indoor and outdoor settings for recreational play.
Mechanical Bull
A mechanical bull is a motorized amusement device designed to simulate the motion of riding a live bull. The device consists of a padded bull-shaped body mounted on a mechanical base that produces variable spinning, bucking, and tilting movements. It is typically surrounded by an inflatable or padded surface to reduce injury risk during falls.
Euro Bungee
A Euro Bungee, also known as a bungee trampoline, combines a trampoline with a harness and elastic cords attached to overhead support structures. The system allows participants to jump higher than a traditional trampoline by providing upward assistance through tensioned bungee cords, enabling flips and aerial maneuvers while remaining secured in a harness.
Trackless Train
A trackless train is a wheeled amusement ride designed to resemble a traditional locomotive and passenger cars but operates without fixed rails. It is powered by an electric or combustion motor and travels along designated paths in parks, malls, or amusement areas, transporting passengers in a controlled and guided manner.
Zip Lines
Zip lines are amusement devices consisting of a sloped cable or wire suspended between two points, along which a rider travels while secured in a harness or seat. The rider moves from a higher elevation to a lower one using gravity, typically controlled by braking systems or operator assistance at the landing platform.
