The flying chair ride is an amusement ride that uses mechanical rotation to generate centripetal force. Its core components include a base, support frame, and suspended seating system. During operation, a power unit drives a top turntable, causing the seats to move in a circular motion.
The flying chair ride is a type of flying tower amusement ride that uses mechanical rotation to generate centrifugal force, causing the suspended seats to rotate and rise around a central axis, providing passengers with a simulated flight experience. Common types of flying chair include mini flying chair ride (for children, cartoon-themed, 10-36 seats), hurricane flying chair ride(large equipment emphasizing high-speed rotation), deluxe flying chair ride (compound motion trajectories, equipped with lighting decorations), and themed models such as fruit flying chair ride and bobbing flying chair .
They are suitable for indoor and outdoor venues such as parks, squares, and theme parks. Some equipment supports customized sizes and lighting effects to enhance the entertainment experience. In terms of safety, the equipment is usually equipped with seat belts, safety bars, and multiple protection devices, such as emergency braking systems, and must be inspected and operated in accordance with special equipment regulations.