Hello! I want to make a plan of an attraction that I create, that uses the trackless vehicle system. My question is what is the size of a trackless ride vehicle?(so I can have a corect scale) Thank you!
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Trackless Vehicles
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kap91
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Can't give you specifics but it varies. The kind I'm assuming you're talking about (hunny hunt, mystic manor, penguin ride) are about the size of a ford focus but in a hocky puck shape.
Universe of energy and gmr are trackless too though and obviously muuuuch larger. There are houses smaller than the universe if energy vehicles.
Universe of energy and gmr are trackless too though and obviously muuuuch larger. There are houses smaller than the universe if energy vehicles.
Yes, I am talking about that "small type". That means 3 meters or so?...what do you think?
lazyboy97o
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Probably closer to 4m in diameter.
Quite big...bigger that I expected
kap91
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Yes they're deceiving. In particular the seaworld ones are actually huge when you look at the base they ride on. (The passenger compartment is a good meter narrower than the base). Haven't seen the others in person.
Yes, they are big but I consider the size of the Ratmobile in the new Ratatouille Attraction the perfect size for what I want to create. And they are not that big
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lazyboy97o
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They sit four across in two rows. From there you should be able to extrapolate an acceptable size.
lazyboy97o
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I honestly believe that is something you should research and work out for yourself. Understanding common sizes and dimensions in relation to the human body is very important to designing spaces intended for occupation.And what would be that size?
Thank you!
kap91
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Disney used to allocate 18" butt space for shows. Not sure if that was the case for rides or if it still is.
Nice tip! Thank you!