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Roller coaster (or roller coaster) is a motorized amusement facility, which is common in amusement parks and theme parks. Raemakers Adna Thompson is the first person to register the patented technology related to roller coasters (1885 65438+1October 20th). He has built several roller coasters 10, so he is known as the "father of gravity". Although the roller coaster is scary, it is basically.

2. Ferris wheel

Ferris wheel is a large-scale wheel-shaped mechanical building facility, and the gondola for passengers is hung on the edge of the wheel. Passengers sit on the Ferris wheel and slowly turn upwards, so they can overlook the surrounding scenery from a height.

The most common occasions where the Ferris wheel exists are amusement parks (or theme parks) and garden parties. As an amusement park hand tour, it is called "Three Treasures of Paradise" together with roller coasters and carousels. However, the Ferris wheel often exists alone on other occasions, usually as an active viewing platform.

3. pirate ship

The pirate ship is a brand-new amusement machine in sightseeing bus, which swings back and forth around the horizontal axis. This kind of amusement machine has a different name because of the same model. The "pirate ship" is named after its imitation of the ancient pirate ship. The pirate ship adopts American Indian tribal style, with a total height of 15m, a maximum running speed of 32km/h and a maximum swing angle of 60 degrees.

4. Jumper

The riding platform of this amusement equipment can carry passengers to high altitude, then fall vertically with nearly gravity acceleration, and finally stop riding the platform mechanically before landing. This kind of amusement equipment designed by using the phenomenon of free fall in physics is also named after free fall.

5. Carousel

Carousel or merry-go-round amusement park is a mobile phone game, that is, there are seats decorated as merry-go-round and moving up and down on the rotating platform for tourists to ride. The earliest recorded merry-go-round appeared during the Byzantine Empire.

About 1860, the first steam-driven carousel appeared in Europe, and now there are all kinds of carousels in various amusement parks, shopping malls and other places. There are songs and TV plays with the same name.