The Cross-Lake Roller Coaster is an exhilarating ride that spans across a lake, offering passengers a unique experience of high‑speed thrills and aquatic adventures. The train hurtles along winding tracks, plunging into the water at times and sending up spectacular splashes, delivering unparalleled excitement and a refreshing coolness.
The 50-meter bungee jump offers an ultimate extreme sports experience, allowing daredevils to feel the thrill and exhilaration of free fall from a height of 50 meters. Standing on the high platform, participants are securely harnessed with professional bungee cords and leap into the air, savoring several seconds of heart-pounding excitement and weightlessness—before gently bouncing back under the control of safety ropes, enjoying the unique pleasure of swinging up and down. This equipment is designed and manufactured using high‑strength materials and stringent safety standards to ensure the safety of every challenger. Whether you’re an adrenaline‑seeking adventure enthusiast or a casual visitor looking to overcome your own fears, the 50‑meter bungee jump is a rare and invaluable choice. It’s ideally suited for installation in theme parks, resorts, observation towers, and other such venues, attracting tourists who crave extreme experiences.
The 66-meter Ferris wheel features a truss structure with high rotational disc strength, making it suitable for medium- to large-sized gondolas. Its large surface area allows for extensive illumination, delivering stunning lighting effects. Each gondola in this system is equipped with independent air conditioning and comfortable seating. The supporting structure is a truss‑type design, with support provided by eight vertical columns and a robust truss framework that ensures the Ferris wheel’s stability. The drive system employs a motor‑gear transmission. The equipment operates smoothly, generates minimal noise, offers a comfortable ride, boasts an aesthetically pleasing design, and delivers reliable performance.
The 42-meter Ferris wheel features a cable-supported spoke structure. The wheel itself is connected to the central axle by five spokes, while 60 steel cables crisscross to secure the axle. The passenger cabins are mounted and stabilized via cabin brackets fixed to the outer rim of the wheel. The drive platform is equipped with eight sets of drive units; each set uses an electric motor to rotate the wheel via friction wheels, thereby setting the cabins in circular motion. As passengers sit inside the cabins and the wheel slowly ascends, they can gaze out through the windows, gradually enjoying an ever-widening view of the surrounding scenery.