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Eurogames E
urogames is a family owned business with 50 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of minicars, go kart games, battery cars, bumper cars, bumper boats, battery-op rides, amusement rides and
kids attractions. Started in 1969 by Domenico De Carlo with the production of battery operated cars for kids (revolutionary for its time), Eurogames has achieved international leadership in the industry of amusement rides thanks to its high-quality manufacturing standards, accurate planning, motivated and qualified team of designers, mechanical and electronic engineers, sales experts and a solid network of international dealers. Fabio De Carlo, son outreach and vision by adding new and attractive products with unique features which have made Eurogames well known all over the world.
exactly as will happen at the next IAAPA EXPO EUROPE, the attraction industry's premier event in Europe which will be held at Messe Wien Exhibition and Congress Center, Vienna from 26 to 28 September 2023.
for the future to the whole world, getting in touch with many people with the desire to build great entertainment projects together, and consolidate those that they have been carrying out for many years with customers from
all continents, as well as getting in touch with international colleagues to exchange ideas and ambitions.
- two products capable of offering completely different but very exciting experiences. The future of all-terrain. An attraction for every occasion, with no track
limits: snow, sand or grass! No type of surface will be a problem, giving guests the thrill of an off-road experience on rubber tracks.
story set in the year 3050, when a massive cyber attack is threatening to eradicate hundreds of thousands of human minds stored in one of the most popular cyber worlds. Finally, as always, the company will bring the best track ride for the young
since 1969: the 12V Mini Cars! Designed for children aged 3 to 12 and perfect for both indoor and outdoor theme parks.
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