DINIS GLOBAL

Produits DINIS

DINIS organise son catalogue d’attractions par familles de produits orientées acheteur : familiales, enfants, sensations, grandes roues et observation, trains et transport, autos tamponneuses, aquatiques, aires de jeux non motorisées et solutions clés en main.

Comment choisir

Choisissez d’abord la famille qui correspond au profil des visiteurs et au rôle du site, puis comparez les modèles par surface, capacité, puissance et normes du pays de destination.

Familles de produits

Avant de demander une proposition

Famille de produit cible
Surface disponible et profil des visiteurs
Capacité attendue et puissance
Pays de destination et date d’ouverture

Questions fréquentes

Pouvez-vous m’aider à choisir un modèle ? Oui. Nous analysons la surface, le profil et les normes du marché pour proposer une configuration technique.

Fournissez-vous la documentation pour mon marché ? Oui. Nous préparons la documentation selon les normes applicables à la destination.

Demander une proposition → · Retour au hub →

Comment continuer

Préparez les informations du projet avant d’écrire : format du site, surface disponible, profil des visiteurs, capacité attendue, puissance, pays de destination et date d’ouverture. Un brief complet accélère la revue technique et évite les prix génériques.

DINIS répond par une revue de configuration, un périmètre technique et un plan de livraison.

Chaque projet reçoit un responsable technique et un périmètre documenté pour une comparaison équivalente.

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Pourquoi DINIS

Un partenaire responsable de la configuration à la livraison
Des spécifications structurées et une documentation par projet
Support d’installation, formation et pièces de rechange
Emballage export et maîtrise de la livraison
Un responsable technique désigné pour chaque projet

How the catalog is organized

Product families are buyer-facing: family, kids, thrill, roller coasters, Ferris wheels and observation, trains and transport, bumper cars and interactive, water attractions, non-powered playgrounds, turnkey packages and services. Each family has a distinct guest profile and operating role.

How to compare models

Use the same fields for every supplier: footprint, practical throughput, power, documentation scope, installation support and spare parts. A lower equipment price can hide a more expensive delivery path.

Structured specifications

DINIS keeps specifications as structured selection data rather than marketing text, so buyers and search systems can compare models consistently.

How the catalog works

The DINIS catalog is organized by buyer-facing product families rather than by internal model series. Each family answers a different guest and operating need, which makes it easier for an operator to find the right starting point and for a search system to understand the site structure.

Within each family, individual models are compared on footprint, practical capacity, power, height or clearance, customization and the standards required in the destination market. DINIS keeps these values as structured selection data rather than marketing text.

Product family definitions

Family rides: shared, high-throughput experiences for all generations.
Kids rides: age-appropriate attractions for children’s zones.
Thrill and major rides: high-impact anchors for destination parks.
Roller coasters: family and thrill coasters engineered to the site.
Ferris wheels and observation: landmark attractions for day and night operation.
Trains and transport: trackless and track-based guest circulation.
Bumper cars and interactive: social, competitive play.
Water attractions: water play and resort packages.
Non-powered playgrounds: low-maintenance active play.
Turnkey packages: project-ready attraction mixes.
Services and parts: installation, commissioning and spare parts.

How to compare models

Use the same fields for every supplier: footprint, practical throughput, power, documentation scope, installation support, spare-parts plan and lead time. A lower equipment price can hide a more expensive delivery path, especially on export projects.

Customization

Theme, color, capacity, layout and control configuration can be customized, but customization affects lead time, documentation and price. Necessary customization is separated from optional decoration so the quotation reflects the operating requirement.

Quality and delivery

DINIS prepares export packaging, loading plans, installation drawings and operator documentation matched to the destination. Each project package states the scope for foundation guidance, installation, commissioning, training and spare parts.

Before requesting a quotation

Prepare the target product family, available footprint, guest profile, expected throughput, destination country, power supply and target opening date.

How Produits DINIS fits a project

The starting point for Produits DINIS is the operating requirement, not the product sheet. DINIS reviews the venue, guest profile, throughput, power and destination standards before confirming a configuration. Reference context: DINIS attraction and project scope.

Selecting Produits DINIS

Buyers should compare Produits DINIS on practical throughput, footprint, power and documentation scope rather than headline price. The selected configuration is documented so the delivered scope can be audited.

Delivery considerations for Produits DINIS

Export packaging, site access and installation interfaces affect the schedule. DINIS states which civil works, utilities and local approvals remain the buyer’s responsibility before quotation.