Sky Bike

Aerial bicycle rides are innovative amusement facilities, typically referring to bicycle-style sightseeing vehicles that run on elevated tracks or cables, allowing riders to experience the thrill of high-altitude views while riding. They are also often called space walks, aerial bikes, or aerial sightseeing vehicles. These rides are generally designed with two-seat cabins that travel along routes several meters above the ground, such as a 336-meter-long track that traverses parks, forests, or scenic areas. Riders propel themselves forward by pedaling, and some models are equipped with automatic driving functions, allowing riders to enjoy the surrounding scenery while riding. Some versions allow passengers to control the cabin's ascent and descent with their feet, creating an immersive experience of flying through the air. Aerial bicycles are commonly found in theme parks, tourist attractions, or city squares, designed to provide a relaxing and leisurely form of entertainment to help visitors unwind. Combining exercise and sightseeing elements, they are suitable for family participation and emphasize safety features such as seat belts and emergency braking systems.