Dome Screens · Motion Seats
Flying Theaters & 4D Cinemas for Sale
Suspended flying theaters with dome projection, and 4D cinemas with motion seats and environmental effects — indoor attractions with year-round revenue.
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- 40–48 seat options
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- 4K dome projection
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- Indoor · weather-proof
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- Year-round revenue
Request a project quote
Tell us the ride and the site. We reply within one business day with a scoped, itemised quotation — not a headline price.
- Reply within 1 business day
- Itemised scope, not a lump sum
- No obligation, no sales calls
01 / What you're buying
A procurement project,
not a catalogue order
Indoor attractions are bought on seat count, film content and building fit. Get the building height and floor loading right first — everything else follows.
120,000m² manufacturing base
60+ride models in production
24hquotation response
03 / Scope
What a turnkey contract covers
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Building requirements
Clear height, floor loading and access routes specified before design.
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Screen & projection
Dome or flat screen, projector selection and audio layout.
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Motion seats
Seat platform, restraint and motion profile matched to the film.
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Film content
Content licensing or custom production guidance.
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Controls & show system
Show control, synchronisation and operator interface.
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Operations
Throughput planning, maintenance schedule and staff training.
04 / Timeline
How a project runs
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Brief
Building dimensions, target seats, content plan.
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Concept & quote
Theater configuration and itemised quotation.
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Engineering
Structural loads, projection geometry, electrical scope.
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Manufacture
Seats, platform and show system integrated and tested.
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Install & handover
Installation, calibration, content load and training.
05 / Why shortlist us
What buyers actually check
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Building-first approach
We check your clear height and floor loading before promising a seat count.
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Dome and flat options
360° dome theaters and flat-screen 4D cinemas from the same factory.
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Content guidance
Practical advice on licensing versus commissioning a custom film.
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Throughput modelling
Show length and seat count modelled against your peak-day queue.
06 / Questions
Procurement questions
01Flying theater or 4D cinema?
A flying theater suspends riders in front of a dome for a soar-over experience; a 4D cinema adds environmental effects to a flat screen. Choose by building height, target audience and content budget.
02How much clear height do I need?
It depends on seat rows and screen size. Send us your building section and we will tell you what fits before you commit to a design.
03Can we use our own film?
Yes, custom content is common, but production takes time and budget. Many operators start with licensed content and commission a custom film later.
04What is the typical seat count?
Common configurations are around 40–48 seats. Larger theaters exist but the building and the show cycle usually become the constraint.
07 / Buyer guides
Read before you ask for a number
Three short guides we wrote for procurement teams — no prices, no sales language.
- Guide 01Ferris Wheel Price Guide
What drives the cost of a 42–130 m wheel: cabins, wind load, foundation and container count.
Read → - Guide 02Roller Coaster Price Guide
The six factors that move a coaster quote most — and why two quotes for the same ride differ.
Read → - Guide 03How to Compare Quotations
A line-by-line method for comparing two suppliers when the headline numbers are far apart.
Read →
Send us the site — get a real number
Two suppliers, same ride, very different prices. We'll show you how to compare them line by line.