Space Spin Ride for Sale | LMQ | Limeiqi

1. Twelve cabins on six arms — capacity without the footprint

Six arms carry two cabins each, so the ride loads 12 riders per cycle inside roughly 8 m × 8 m of ground. For operators paying rent by the square metre, that ratio is the whole argument. The twin-cabin arm layout also balances the load evenly around the hub, which is why the ride runs smooth instead of hunting at speed.

2. 2 m height, 1.3 m running height — goes where tall rides can't

Most rotary attractions need 4 m+ of clearance. This one does not. The low profile opens up indoor FECs, covered mall atriums and low-clearance park zones, and it removes the need for a deep pit or a heavy foundation. Site preparation is a level concrete slab, not a construction project.

3. Full-body LED as standard, not an add-on

Lighting is integrated into the arms, cabin bases and tower, not bolted on afterwards. At night the rotating arms draw moving light trails that read from across the park. There is no separate signage or lighting budget, and the one-touch control means a single operator changes the mood of the ride without calling a technician.

4. Gentle motion profile that widens your audience

A steady 8.2 rpm with a 1.3 m running height keeps the ride inside the comfort zone of children, parents and older riders. That is the segment that buys repeat tickets and brings a family group back three or four times a visit. You are not limited to teenagers chasing a thrill.

5. Built for a 15-year operating window

The frame, drive system and bearings are specified for a 15-year design service life. Spread the capital cost over fifteen seasons and the per-year cost of the attraction drops to a number that makes the payback period easy to justify on paper.

6. Low-drama daily running

Total installed power is 20 kW. One operator handles start-up, speed, lighting and shutdown from a single panel. Fixed installation means no daily set-up and tear-down crew, no trailer, no levelling jacks — the ride is earning from the moment you open.

Key Features

• 12 individual cabins with ergonomic backrests and per-seat restraints
• 6 radial arms for balanced load distribution and vibration-free rotation
• 6.7 m swing diameter, 1.3 m running height
• 2 m overall height — clears standard indoor clearance limits
• 8.2 rpm rotation at 3 m/s running speed
• One-touch LED lighting control with programmable colour schemes
• Space-themed styling with central spaceman tower and sci-fi bodywork
• Steel frame + fibreglass (FRP) shells — structural strength, weather resistance
• Fixed installation for stable, permanent operation
• Soft start/stop programming — no sudden jolts on acceleration or braking
• Emergency stop on the operator panel
• 15-year design service life

Every LMQ Space Spin Ride is built to order. The space theme shown here is one configuration — the same platform can be delivered in a different story, a different colour, and to a different electrical standard. This is what we adapt:

Theme and styling
Space, ocean, jungle, candy, racing, or your own mascot and IP characters. Our design team produces concept renders before production starts so you approve the look before a single mould is cut.

Colour and livery
Any RAL colour combination on the bodywork, cabins and canopy. Standard palettes include purple/cyan, red/orange and blue/yellow; custom schemes are painted in automotive-grade, UV-resistant paint that holds its colour outdoors.

LED lighting programmes
Custom colour sequences, chase patterns, brightness levels and — if you want it — music-synchronised lighting. The one-touch panel can be preset with your own scenes.

Cabin configuration
The 12-cabin / 6-arm layout is standard. Cabin count, seating geometry and restraint type can be revised to match your target age group and capacity targets.

Branding
Your park name, logo or slogan applied to the base skirt, central tower and entry signage. The ride becomes part of your brand, not a generic unit.

Electrical specification
Voltage, frequency and phase configured to your destination — 380V/50Hz, 220V/60Hz or as required. Control panel interface available in your language.

Certification for your market
Documentation prepared for CE (EN 13814), ASTM F2291, ISO 9001 and other national standards depending on where the ride ships. Tell us the destination and we build to the standard that gets it through inspection.

Site adaptation
We work from your site drawing: foundation drawings, layout planning, clearance checks and power-route guidance, so installation day is predictable.

Packaging and shipping
Export-grade packing, container loading plans, and a full documentation set for customs clearance.

After-sales support
Installation drawings and manuals, remote commissioning guidance, or an engineer dispatched to site. Spare parts supply and operator training are available for the life of the machine.

How a custom order runs: send your site dimensions, power standard and theme idea → LMQ returns concept renders and a firm quotation → production with photo updates at each stage → factory test run and video before shipment → shipping, installation guidance and commissioning.

• Ground: flat, level, load-bearing hard surface (concrete slab typical for fixed installation)
• Clearance: minimum 2.5 m overhead clearance recommended
• Safety zone: full 8 m × 8 m plot plus operator access around the perimeter
• Power: 20 kW total connected load, 3-phase supply
• Installation: fixed anchoring to a prepared slab; LMQ supplies foundation drawings

The Space Spin Ride has been specified around two constraints that decide where a ride can go: 2 m of overhead clearance and an 8 m × 8 m plot. That combination opens up sites that most rotary attractions are simply too tall or too hungry for.

Amusement parks and theme parks

Used as an anchor in the children's or family zone, where it fills the gap between toddler rides and thrill rides. The 12-cabin layout keeps the queue moving during peak hours, and the LED package makes it a landmark after the main gates close for evening operations. Space theming pairs naturally with a sci-fi or futuristic park district.

Family entertainment centres (indoor FECs)

The 2 m overall height is the reason this ride works indoors. It clears standard FEC ceiling structure, and the electric drive produces no exhaust and little noise — no ventilation requirement, no complaints from neighbouring tenants. The compact footprint leaves room for redemption counters and party rooms on the same floor.

Shopping malls and retail atriums

Fits a standard atrium floor plate without structural modification. The ride's value here is dwell time: families stay longer when children have something to do, and the spinning lit arms pull attention from upper-level walkways. One-touch lighting control lets the ride change colour for seasonal campaigns and holiday promotions.

Resorts, hotels and holiday parks

Suits resorts running an evening activity programme, where the LED lighting does most of the marketing work after sunset. Fixed installation means it is ready every day of the season with no set-up crew, and the gentle 8.2 rpm motion profile is appropriate for a mixed-age guest list.

Scenic areas, zoos and safari parks

Works as a rest-point attraction along a visitor route — families stop, ride, and move on within minutes, which keeps footfall flowing rather than bottlenecking. The themed FRP shells and custom livery can be matched to the site's own animal, nature or regional story instead of the standard space theme.

City plazas, pedestrian streets and night markets

The strongest argument here is visibility. A rotating, fully lit ride reads across a crowded plaza at night and draws walk-up traffic from people who were not planning to spend. The 20 kW total load runs off a standard commercial 3-phase supply, and the fixed anchoring keeps the unit secure in a public, unsupervised setting.

Municipal parks and community recreation grounds

Built for permanent, year-round operation in public parks where durability matters more than novelty. The corrosion-protected steel frame and weather-resistant FRP shells handle continuous outdoor exposure, and the 15-year design service life fits public-works procurement cycles and capital budgeting.

• Individual automatic-locking restraints on every cabin
• Six-arm balanced load distribution for stable rotation
• Low centre of gravity with a controlled 8.2 rpm rotation profile
• Soft start/stop programming to avoid sudden jolts
• Emergency stop on the operator panel
• Corrosion-protected steel frame, weather-resistant FRP shells
• Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality control
• CE (EN 13814) and ASTM F2291 compliance prepared for target markets