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Perfect for Kids
The Kiddie Train promises endless fun and excitement for children aged 2 to 12. It's the perfect ride to spark their imagination as they embark on magical journeys around the track! With space for two kids per ride, it's a joyful adventure that offers safe thrills and plenty of smiles. The train is self-operated via coin insertion or card payment, making it easy for kids to hop on and enjoy the ride. Powered by a safe 12V system, it runs quietly, ensuring a smooth and entertaining experience. Multiple safety features like stop buttons, front brakes, and security stop sensors guarantee parents peace of mind while their little ones enjoy the fun.
Customization Options
The Kiddie Train can be fully customized with your logo and choice of colors to match your branding or corporate identity. Its design is tailored to seamlessly fit retail environments while attracting children with its playful and vibrant look. Various scenic setups can be created to enhance the theme, and we also offer seasonal decorations like Christmas-themed parts.
Flexible Sizes
We offer a variety of rail shapes and sizes, with options for custom configurations. Rails can be assembled to any length and shape to meet your space requirements, allowing for different track forms and designs.
Ideal Locations
The Kiddie Train is ideal for shopping mall corridors, food courts, or near relax zones where parents can comfortably watch their children enjoy the ride. It can easily be installed in spaces that may seem limited, thanks to flexible setup options.
Safe and Fun Ride
Equipped with seat belts, emergency stop buttons, and motion sensors, the Kiddie Train ensures maximum safety. Additional features include RGB LED lights, a built-in sound system, and a protective fence surrounding the train for extra safety.
Payment Options
Payment can be made through traditional coin insertion or via cashless systems, offering flexible payment options for users.
