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PROJECT & SOLUTIONS - AMUSEMENT PARK DESIGN |
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In addition to custom ride theming, Zamperla's
Art Department is also able to support customersin creating a complete
amusement ride area.
Zamperla's experienced professionals can make proposals on the appropriate
ride mix and the positioning of rides to make any area functionaland
attractive to park guests. |
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THE FUN FACTORY: |
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KNOWING THE ATTRACTIONS |
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EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY |
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| 1. PRELIMINARY STEPS |
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The very first step to take when planning to open an amusement
facility consists in the careful examination of the future entertainment
facility in every single aspect without leaving out any detail.
The configuration of parks and Fec should depend upon the following:
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The location - that must
be easily accessible to the consume |
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The specific demographics of
the targeted audience - number, age, class and tastes are
essential points to be kept clearly in mind |
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The variety of entertainment already presents in
the surroundings. |
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These fundamental data should be carefully examined.
These elements should lead to the right choice of the attractions to be
inserted in the entertainment plan and to the definition of the general
atmosphere to be created by themeing.
Visits to the major entertainment facilities
should be done to see the attractions realised by the various manufacturers.
Brochures and magazines give general information about the various ride
models and manufacturers allowing managers to understand what the market
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| 2. A PONDERED CHOICE |
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| The Manager of the facility should present a blueprint of
the lot to the manufacturer. This gives the manufacturer the opportunity
to understand the space to be utilised and to proceed with a careful and
committed examination of all details concerning the rides and their
future location: |
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Space availability and ground natur |
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Level cement footings |
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Access to the site (fundamental indoor facilities) |
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Cranes and general equipment availability |
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Power requirements |
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Ride dimensions and weight |
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Type of motor |
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Noise level |
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Speed |
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Capacity (related to expected audience and peak hours) |
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Safety devices and adherence to International standards
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Theming and all aspects related to the visual impact
of the ride (decorations, lights, colours, scenery, etc.) |
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| According to the above mentioned requirements,
the manufacturer should offer: |
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Technical expertise and production capacity
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Capability to create the visual impact and style the
customer wants: original custom-designs, care of details, decorations,
light and colour effects and stop fibreglass quality build the visual
impact of the ride and of its surrounding. The visual impact is
without doubt one of the main factors determining the success of a
leisure facility: THEMING MAKES PEOPLE TO DREAM, REMEMBER AND COME
BACK. |
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Capability to adhere to international safety
standards |
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Capability to supply all kind of after-sale services:
maintenance manuals, skilled technicians for prompt interventions
on site anywhere in the world as well as spare parts also for old
models. |
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Capability to supply interesting offers suitable to
all kind of budgets available, with a range of rides that allows for
standard, special, custom-themed projects |
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Capability to offer a reasonable support in financing
or in finding the right financing solutions |
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| Antonio Zamperla S.p.a. came to know the importance of these
things by experience and has then succeeded in understanding the importance
of this kind of services and it is able to offer to its customers the most
advanced technological approach. |
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4. ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AT THE CUSTOMER'S SERVICE
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| As a further step towards the complete satisfaction
of customer needs, we at Zamperla have been acquiring the latest technological
devices for the advanced visualisation and simulation of: |
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Ride aspect and ride movement |
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Park and indoor planimetries |
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Insertion of the ride in the future location with
a 3D definition |
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Emotional impact on riders |
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| The latest technological equipment available has now entered
our organisation allowing us to supply realistic projections of what the
future project will look like DYNAMICALLY and under different
PERSPECTIVES. |
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| Graphic reconstructions succeed in simulating rides or entire
parks/indoor areas realistically anticipating the visual effect, movement
and theming of the leisure facility. This remarkably helps managers
to choose for the best. |
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| Through this approach, it is possible to make prompt
modifications, to propose multiple solutions and planning situations
adjusting the effect to the customer special requirements and tastes.
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| Of special interest is the emotional survey that
through these technologies we can effect: locating the virtual camera as
it were the riders' eyes we can obtain the anticipation of what the riders
will actually see and feel during the ride cycle. |
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Still more important these days are the visual study that
can be realised on indoor spaces. Pre-existing architectural elements
can be graphically reconstructed allowing for a precious study of the possibilities
of integration of rides with the surrounding structures.
This kind of study therefore becomes extremely useful wherever the space
presents particular difficulties and architectural obstacles and wherever,
as in shopping centres, visibility, dimensions and movement variety require
special research. |
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