Scary drop
Thrill Rides

The Free Fall Tower operates through a robust lifting system, typically a winch or chain mechanism, that raises a passenger carriage to a substantial height. Upon reaching the top, the carriage is abruptly released, allowing riders to experience a genuine moment of zero gravity as they plummet downward in free fall.

This exhilarating sensation is enhanced by state-of-the-art control systems and fail-safe restraints that prioritize passenger safety at every stage of the ride.

Technical Data

Number vehicles

1 Height restrictions

min 130 cm

on request

Passengers per vehicle

20 Hourly capacity

on request

Height

60 m

Footprint

14x22 m

On trailer

✓

Self-standing

✓

On foundation

✓

Product Key Features

Compliance with international regulations

Comprehensive Safety Measures

Pivoting Arms & Rotating Platform

High-Performance Motors & Controls

Exhilarating G-Forces

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The modern free fall tower - often referred to as a "scary drop" - traces its origins to mid-20th-century parachute-style attractions, but truly came into its own in the 1990s with the advent of advanced magnetic and mechanical braking systems. The premise is deceptively simple yet thrilling: riders are hoisted to a considerable height before a sudden release sends them plummeting downward.

Over the years, enhancements in vertical drive technology, seat design, and controlled braking have allowed these attractions to reach new heights and speeds, while maintaining stringent safety standards. This evolution has propelled free fall towers to the forefront of major amusement parks worldwide, captivating visitors with a compelling blend of exhilarating drops and reliable engineering.