Dinosaur
Green body, pale belly, soft spines along the spine
Strongest silhouette of the set — reads from across the park.
New · animal cabins · high repeat ridership
The family coaster a child asks for by name.
Same chassis, same track, same throughput as our standard family coaster — with a train built as a line of animal characters. Ten cabin themes can be mixed on one train or swapped between seasons, so the ride can change without buying new hardware.

Four conditions. If you cannot tick at least three, a different model will serve you better.
What has to be true about the ground and the supply before a layout is drawn.
Cabin themes
Every cabin is a single moulded fiberglass shell on the same chassis, so any mix runs on one train and any single car can be swapped between seasons.
Green body, pale belly, soft spines along the spine
Strongest silhouette of the set — reads from across the park.
Sand body with a sculpted mane, largest head
Best as the lead car; it anchors the whole train.
Pastel gradient, gold horn, three-colour mane
The one children photograph most.
Yellow with brown patches, long neck as head form
Tallest silhouette; good in open, flat park zones.
Soft pink, snout and curly tail
Lightest visual weight; suits pastel colour schemes.
Black and white, high contrast
Clearest read in low light and on camera.
Grey, masked face, ringed tail
Pairs with forest or night-market areas.
White with black patches, pink muzzle
Neutral choice for farm-themed zones.
Black and white, orange beak and feet
Cool-toned; suits ice or polar zones.
Brown, light face, curled tail as rear end
Pairs naturally with a jungle zone.
Indicative programme. Your date is set by foundations and permitting, not by fabrication.
Capital band: volume ride, themed
The engineering is the family coaster you already know. What you are buying on top is the moulding, painting and the fact that a child remembers the animal — which is what drives the second ride.
Factory photographs and finished installations.





No. It is the same 8-car chassis, seat pitch and cycle time as the standard family coaster. The moulded body adds a little weight per car, which is accounted for in the drive and brake design, not in the rider capacity.
Yes. Couplings are common across all ten cabins, so any combination runs. Most parks use one lead character plus seven matching cars, but that is a marketing decision, not a technical limit.
Yes — cabins are interchangeable on the chassis. A park can run a dinosaur train this season and a panda train next without ordering a new train; only the shells are replaced.
Gel-coated fiberglass with a UV-stable clear coat, and removable heads so touch-up is local. A paint code sheet ships with every train so future repairs match.
It is a family ride. Height restriction is set by your market standards and the restraint design, confirmed during design, and is typically low enough for a parent and child to ride together.
Send us the site plan and the standards your market requires — we will come back with a layout, a programme and a scope breakdown.