C and S
C and S has been perfecting the production of bumper cars since 1993. The Italian company has a substantial catalogue of products but remains focused on expanding the market of its ever popular bumper cars.
Bumper cars by C and S are manufactured with an exclusive shock absorbing chassis, giving the passengers a fast, yet safe ride. The company is dedicated to consistent quality of products and services, giving clients aesthetically pleasing cars with a variety of bodies to choose from.
Designs and tracks have been installed for indoor
use in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Russia and the UK. Among the product list are three key sizes of bumper car - large, adult sized cars, medium cars and smaller models for children.
Clients can choose from adult cars such as Flamingo, Brio and Vento, with welded steel chassis, fibreglass body, polyurethane foam upholstery and padded headrests and handles. Among the midi cars are Ladybug and Old Time, with its retro car style finish.
Rides
In 2000 the company was involved in manufacturing two large trains on rail for Gardaland, one of the largest theme parks in Italy. The El Dorado’s coaches are adapted for wheelchair access and the trains are ideal for theme parks, with tracks between 800m and 3,000m in length.
In 2006 C and S produced an attraction for a park in Seville, Spain, called Las Llamas, on which life-size fibreglass Llamas, carrying one or two passengers, move around a themed track. The attraction is suitable for outdoor and indoor use and can be customised to a client’s desired theme, for example with different species of fibreglass animal.
Products
Bumper cars and tracks Ghost train cars
Junior coaster cars/trains Major coaster cars/trains Go-karts Trains on rail
C and S, Via Zoboli, 2,
42100 Reggio Emilia, Italy. Tel. +39 (0) 522 518 800 Fax. +39 (0) 522 518 548 Email:
info@candsrides.biz www.candsrides.biz
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