The jungle mouse is the most space-efficient tracked ride we build. It packs 285 m of track into a 38 × 28 m plot by folding the circuit back over itself, so you get the sensation of a much larger coaster on land you probably already have.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Site footprint | 38 × 28 m |
| Structure height | 9.2 m |
| Operating height | 8.6 m |
| Rail height | 8.1 m |
| Track height difference | 7.7 m |
| Track length | 285 m |
| Maximum speed | 32 km/h |
| Lift speed | 0.72 m/s |
| Installed power | 15 kW |
| Lift drive power | 4 kW |
| Supply | 380 V / 220 V |
| Riders | 2 per car × 5 cars = 10 |
| Standard scope | Track and columns, 5 cars, lift system, brake system, PLC control, station canopy |
Figures are for the standard configuration. Final values are confirmed on the drawing issued with your quotation.
The classic wild mouse idea is simple: instead of long, sweeping turns, the track makes a series of flat, tight corners at height. Each corner feels like it will not make it, and the flat track profile means riders cannot see what comes next. Folding the circuit back on itself is what keeps the footprint small — the ride occupies 38 × 28 m while carrying 285 m of rail.
Because the cars are small and light — two riders each in five cars — and the lift is short, the whole installation runs on 15 kW. That makes the jungle mouse one of the cheapest tracked rides to build and to operate, which is why it is a common choice for parks adding their first real coaster.
Send your plot dimensions and we will confirm the jungle mouse layout, queue routing and foundation requirements.
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38 × 28 m for the ride itself. Add space for the queue, exit and a maintenance walkway — around 45 × 35 m in total on a greenfield site. Because the track folds back on itself, the installation does not need a long, linear plot.
15 kW installed power and a short lift mean very low running cost, and the small cars reduce wheel and bearing wear compared with a heavy train. Budget for daily inspection and an annual structural check.
Yes. The 32 km/h top speed and 8.1 m rail height make it a family ride rather than an extreme one. Most operators set a minimum height around 120 cm, or 100 cm with an adult.
Three to four weeks on site including foundations, track erection, car assembly, control commissioning and test runs.
Plot size, power supply and target riders per hour are enough for us to recommend a model and send a layout sketch.
We reply within one working day, usually sooner. If it is urgent, call or message us on WhatsApp.
