Overview
The Dome Flying Theater is an overhead tour ride that gives riders the sensation of flight inside a domed projection environment. It is a movie-theme attraction suited to indoor parks, family entertainment centers, and mixed-use leisure developments. The ride combines gentle motion with visual media to create an immersive experience for a broad audience.
Design and build
The ride is classified as Class A and uses an overhead tour configuration. It has four cabins that together carry 24 riders per cycle. The track height is 11m, and the overall equipment height is 11.5m. The ride moves at a low speed of 0.1m/s, which supports a controlled and comfortable experience. The structure is designed to the standards required by your market, confirmed per project. All engineering details are finalized during project planning to match local requirements.
Site and installation
The ride requires a footprint of 285㎡. The equipment height of 11.5m means the venue must have sufficient vertical clearance. The installed power capacity is 152kVA, and the power supply is 3N+PE 380V/220V 50Hz. Installation planning should account for the track height and the space needed for the four cabins. Site preparation and foundation design are confirmed per project based on local conditions.
Operating notes
The ride cycle is 600 seconds, which includes boarding, the flight experience, and disembarkation. With 24 riders per cycle, operators can plan hourly throughput based on this cycle time. The low operating speed of 0.1m/s reduces motion intensity, making the ride suitable for family audiences. Routine checks and maintenance should follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Staff training and emergency procedures are part of the standard operating plan.