Per seat - the rider accelerates themselves or triggers actions.
01 / VEHICLE
Analog speed control for a direct, ride-active experience - themed to match the ride, for example as a motorcycle throttle, an aircraft control stick, or horse reins.
01 / VEHICLE
The rider influences the motion of their own seat - via joystick, button, or a surfboard with foot control through weight shifting. Up to a self-triggered flip.
01 / VEHICLE
A gate forms a water curtain over the rail. React correctly and in time to the lights on the gate frame, press the button, and the curtain switches off so the vehicle passes dry - one example of interacting with effects along the track.
02 / TRACK
Vehicle-to-vehicle Vehicles influence one another - for example through a "spell" visualized via track lights, or in a head-to-head race at a dueling section, where the fastest press of the boost button decides.
03 / DUELING
Rider vs. spectator Riders and spectators battle each other - with water cannons on the vehicle and at shooting stations along the track. The driver dodges the jets by braking and accelerating cleverly. Laser-tag systems are also possible instead of water
04 / SPECTATOR
Scoring system Team and individual rankings turn the ride into a competition.
CROSS-LEVEL
Race against a virtual opponent on the same track - displayed via the track lights, which show either the daily best time or the theoretical optimum.
CROSS-LEVEL
A persistent profile accumulates points, achievements, and unlocks across rides and visits. Single rides become a long-term game that motivates return visits.
CROSS-LEVEL
