A rafting ride built as an immersive story. Incredible dream tunnels, digital sensors, music and water effects turn the canyon into a vivid, interactive narrative - and because the show elements are customised to the terrain, no two installations need look the same.
each tunnel is interactive, reacting to the raft as it passes through
sensors, music, water and special effects integrated into the ride
story, layout and length designed around the landscape available
bridges and water-spray sketches extend participation beyond the raft
The Canyon Rafting Ride - listed as the Multimedia Canyon Rafting - takes the raft slide format and adds a full immersive show layer. The ride sets up incredible dream tunnels and immersive digital experience with sensors, music, water and special effects, turning what would otherwise be a themed canyon into a vivid moving image. Each tunnel is deliberately interactive and customised, so the attraction delivers a unique, unforgettable immersive story anywhere it is installed.
Riders travel the canyon in three- to five-person rafts through a sequence of themed tunnels and open canyon sections, in which digital projections, sensors, music and water effects respond to the raft's passage. Because the tunnels are interactive, the show is not a fixed film being played at the riders - the effects react as the raft moves through, so each section of the ride has its own moment. Beyond the flume, the surrounding area can be developed with bridge structures and water spray interactive sketches, which turn the ride into a whole attraction zone rather than a single slide: the environment itself becomes part of the fun and interaction, letting more guests participate than can fit in a raft.
Operating height is fully configurable, with reference configurations at 5.6, 11.8, 13.2 and 18 metres, and the ride can be customised according to terrain and needs. Rafts carry three to five riders. That configurability is deliberate: the multimedia show elements - the tunnels, projections, sensors and sound - are designed to be adapted to the landscape the park already has, so the ride can be laid out over a natural slope or an artificial canyon structure and the story tailored to whichever is available.
Canyon Rafting Ride is produced at Haisan's manufacturing base in Guangdong, which covers more than 100,000 square metres and operates fibreglass moulding lines, RTM (resin transfer moulding) equipment and five-axis CNC gantry machining. Slide flumes are built from fibreglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) for a smooth, low-friction running surface with consistent wall thickness, while tower and support structures are fabricated from hot-dip galvanized steel to resist corrosion in permanent outdoor service. Each flume section is checked for thickness and joint alignment and is dry-assembled in the factory before shipment, so on-site erection is fast and predictable.
Canyon Rafting Ride is designed and manufactured in accordance with GB 8408-2018 (Safety Code for Large Amusement Devices), GB/T 18164-2020, GB/T 18168-2017 (General Technical Conditions for Water Amusement Facilities) and TSG 71-2023 (Safety Technical Regulations for Large Amusement Devices). Haisan holds the manufacturing and installation licences required for large amusement devices, and every unit passes in-factory testing and on-site commissioning before handover.
Haisan supplies Canyon Rafting Ride as part of a full-process package covering concept and layout design, structural calculation, manufacture, shipping, on-site installation, plumbing and electrical works, commissioning, operator training and long-term after-sales support. Because equipment is engineered in modules, delivery and installation can be phased to match the park's construction programme.
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