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BoldMove reveals the all-new Smash & Reload 2.0 interactive dark ride


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oldMove Nation proudly introduces a major update to its new Smash & Reload compact dark ride, with a next-level


experience for all ages. This upgraded version of the awarded interactive attraction adds smart innovations to the original strengths of high throughput, compact footprint, smooth operations and immersive storytelling. The new Rogue Rides trackless ride system ensures a more dynamic experience, yet offering easier installation and operation. Production of the first vehicles has started, with installation slated for April 2026 in Europe. Emerging from Benoit Cornet's long-standing


dark ride experience, the original Smash & Reload idea kickstarted BoldMove Nation in 2021. Smash & Reload is based on a two- 


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 load the pointing device and then turn to play the game, an action repeated across four scenes. Benoit states: "The concept of this compact


dark ride is reviewed since the installation 


received multiple international awards. It is ideally suited for theme parks and leisure venues that want to bring all-year round fun into an empty building or area with a high-capacity attraction. We are now taking Smash & Reload to a whole other level with a complete new trackless ride system, new interactive gameplay and theming that brings the story alive."


Trackless Rogue Rides system secures endless fun At the heart of the upgrade is the integration of Rogue Rides "ever-riding" system by BoldMove, a fully trackless, induction- powered platform inspired by autonomous vehicle technologies. This new ride system removes the traditional limitations of rails and docking constraints, making installation fast


SEPTEMBER 2025 IAAPA EUROPE EDITION


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