Multi-inversion · flagship

Seven Loops Roller Coaster

Seven inversions on a compact footprint — the ride that becomes the park poster.

A multi-inversion steel coaster for parks that need a headline attraction but cannot allocate a 60-hectare site. The layout is customised to your plot; the inversion count is fixed by the train speed and the element sequence.

Footprint≈ 90 × 45 m including queue plaza
Height envelopeSet by layout; no tall lift required
FoundationPile or raft per soil report — geotechnical data required before design freeze
PowerConfirmed per train and lift configuration
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Seven Loops Roller Coaster — ZhipaoRides
Seven Loops Roller Coaster
Safe & ReliableDesigned to the standards your market requires
Custom LayoutDrawn for your plot and clearance envelope
In-house BuildTrack, structure and train built in our plant
Export & ShippingDocuments, container planning, delivery to port
CommissioningInstall supervision, testing and operator training
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Is this the right ride for your site?

Four conditions. If you cannot tick at least three, a different model will serve you better.

  • You want the highest inversion count the site can carry without a 50 m lift
  • Your target guest is 12–35, and the park currently has no signature thrill ride
  • You can commit a footprint of roughly 90 × 45 m including queue and exit
  • You need commissioning inside one off-season
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Site requirements

What has to be true about the ground and the supply before a layout is drawn.

01Footprint≈ 90 × 45 m including queue plaza
02Height envelopeSet by layout; no tall lift required
03FoundationPile or raft per soil report — geotechnical data required before design freeze
04PowerConfirmed per train and lift configuration
05AccessCrane standing area along the lift side
01Track length720m
02Track height33m
03Max speed22.35m/s (80.5Km/h)
04Lift speed1.12m/s
05Trains6
06Riders per train4 × 6 cars = 24
07Ride timeApprox. 150s
08Installed power135 kVA
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From deposit to opening day

Indicative programme. Your date is set by foundations and permitting, not by fabrication.

  1. Layout & design freeze4–8 weeksSite survey and geotechnical report required
  2. Fabrication14–20 weeksTrack, supports, train, control system
  3. Shipping4–7 weeksDepends on destination port and container count
  4. Installation & commissioning8–12 weeksFoundation works run earlier, in parallel

Capital band: flagship thrill

Multi-inversion coasters sit in the upper band of a park budget because the train, brakes and control system scale with speed, not with footprint. We quote against your site, train count and theming scope rather than a catalogue figure.

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In service and in production

Factory photographs and finished installations.

Seven Loops Roller Coaster — photo 1
Seven Loops Roller Coaster — photo 2
Seven Loops Roller Coaster — photo 3
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Questions buyers ask first

01How many inversions can be fitted to a small site?

The constraint is not the number of inversions but the speed at each element and the clearance between them. A compact layout can carry seven inversions, but the sequence has to be designed around your plot rather than copied from a catalogue.

02Do we need a tall lift hill?

No. Inversion count comes from the element sequence and train speed, not from height. Many multi-inversion layouts keep the lift below 40 m.

03What do you need from us to quote?

A site plan with dimensions, the geotechnical report, target throughput, and the standards your market requires. Without the first two, any figure is an estimate rather than a quotation.

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Send us the site plan and the standards your market requires — we will come back with a layout, a programme and a scope breakdown.