Space Launch and Flight Sim Sustained G-Force Anchor Attraction After several successful projects with the world's largest theme park and resort company, EnTCo's The Ride Works® sensory specialists were consulted to provide proof-of-concept for a space launch and flight simulator under consideration for the resort. Initial meetings with The Ride Works® motion physiologists and engineers provided the motion base concept, enabling an attraction that could provide sustained gravitational forces and tell the client's story the way they wanted. Designed, prototyped, manufactured and tested at EnTCo's The Ride Works® facility this ride has proven itself with its thrilling and unique experience, as well as for its safety and reliability. With an e-ticket throughput of 1600+ per hour, this ride has taken 11.8 million guests on a one-of-a-kind experience into space since 2003. The four Multi-Armed Centrifuges (MAC) allow for a scalable attraction that can be operated in relation to crowd levels. In addition, it provides the ability to tailor the intensity of the experience according to guest demand.

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CORE DETAILS Launch Date   October, 2003 Project Length: 4.5 years Show Specs   3 minute show   480 guests/hr/unit   40 guests/unit eMotion Theatre Specs   MAC   40 seat multi-arm human centrifuges   Electric   3 DOF   360° planetary motion   +45, -55° pitch   ±25° roll   2.5 sustained G's max   4 multi-arm centrifuge units   10 arms per unit   4 guests per arm gondola Awards   2004, TEA Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement, Attraction with Technological Breakthrough