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Flying Theatres


Flying Theatres www.parkworld-online.com www. wo www.parkworld-online.co m


Indeed, Simtec has been very successful with its


HEXaFLITE flying theatre concept, based on a 6 degree of freedom motion system. To be more flexible in regard t o the number of seats and to be able to offer solutions for small to medium spaces it has upgraded the smallest version of its HEXaFLITE systems, the HEXaFLITE 16, to a HEXaFLITE 24.


Andreas continues: “In our flying theatres we integrate people into the story, but this only works by delivering components with top quality – the ride system, AV system, projection, screen and media.


The movement of our systems supports the media content to create the perfect illusion.”


Rising to the challenge


As exciting and popular as a Flying Theatre might be, iit’s sttill a considered purchase and all avenues must be explored to ensure it works for both the guests and the park, says Simworx CEO Terry Monkton. “Throughput and how many guests park operators can


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allowing independent modular operation of certain oor or modules.


Space and investment level continue to be two of the main challenges, says Triotech. Space is not an iissue in a destination, or even in a regional park. However, for many higher density or urban tourist attraction sites, it is. So is high real estate cost. Investment level is also a factor. Historicall , been major attractions wit


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has limited deployment


In The Flyer, Triotech has developed a solut solutionion that i s more scalable and therefore can fit in t ighter


has de eloped can it in tighter hat


spaces. Additionally, this flexibility allows the operator to buy an attraction with the right capacity offering ( (in terms of seats/THRC) and investment level. One of he


spaces. Additionall his lexibility allo buy an attraction wit having a seat-based solution ins ead of having


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in erms of seats/THRC) and in estment le el. One of the ways this scalability is achieved is seat-based solution instead of a platform-


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based solution. Another advantage of seat-based motion is hat


er gues lives he same motion scalable attraction is er impor ant.


level of investment or has the same space available. Triiotech’s solution can deliver the same guest experience at several price points” says Ernest Yale, president


important. Not every operator can suppor le el of in estment or has he same space o ech’


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xperience at se eral price points” sa president & CEO of Triiotech.


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based solution. Ano her advantag of seat-based motion is that every guest lives the same motion experience regardless of where he or she is sitting. “The concept of a scalable attraction is very er


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