Lanchao Skyrocketing Round Slide Water Park Equipment

Have you ever felt the thrill of soaring skyward only to plummet swiftly into a valley? The Lanchao Swivel Slide offers a spiritual high like no other! If you find yourself screaming, don’t blame me; this is one exhilarating water park attraction.

Guangzhou Lanchao water park equipment features a large roundabout sky slide that can accommodate individuals or groups of friends, allowing them to share this thrilling experience together. Riders can enjoy the excitement as they sit on a six-person round raft, starting from a height of nineteen metres. They speed through over eighty metres of spiral chute, rapidly descending the last ten metres to the lowest point, only to be propelled to the top of a massive landslide once more. This challenges the limits of gravity, diving down again and returning to the pool with a steady thrill. It is one of the most popular attractions in the water park, offering a maximum capacity of 1080 people per hour.

Product Features:

A. The slide’s main body is crafted from high-performance glass fibre reinforced plastic composite material, made by hand, ensuring exceptional toughness and hardness, making it safe and durable.

B. The slide’s surface layer uses isophthalic gel coat, which boasts high mechanical strength, resistance to high temperatures, corrosion, and oxidation, along with smoothness, UV resistance, and fade resistance.

C. It provides an excellent customer experience, enticing you to play again and again.

D. With a strong reception capacity, it minimises queue times for visitors, attracting significant popularity.

E. Families or groups of friends can sit together and share this joyful experience.

 

Lanchao Water Park Equipment – Instructions on the Play Posture of the Sky-Turning Slide

        1. Tourists enter the kayak at the slide’s entrance, with one person seated in the front and another in the back. Hold the kayak’s handle with both hands and sit upright. Place your elbows on the raft and lean slightly forward.

        2. Visitors should stretch their feet forward to the empty part of the raft, placing them in a straight cross. The knees of visitors sitting opposite each other should not face each other and should not be lifted or bent upwards (they can be slightly bent) to avoid injury while sliding.