Mexico Chiwawa Park Project
Chiwawa Amusement Park was built for children and the orphanage by the Chiwawa government. The project was delivered in two stages – family and thrill rides in stage one, a ferris wheel in stage two – and successfully passed the government’s acceptance with professional guidance from the Yueton team throughout installation and maintenance.
Project Overview
| Project | Chiwawa Amusement Park |
| Location | Chihuahua, Mexico (government project for children) |
| Scope | Two-stage delivery + installation & maintenance guidance |
| Model | YTW-MEXICO-PARK |
| Status | Opened; passed government acceptance |
Project Story
Chiwawa Amusement Park is a park built for children and the orphanage by the Chiwawa government. Stage one focused on family rides and thrilling attractions – kangaroo jumping, samba balloon, coffee cup, octopus turntable, bumper cars, flying chair, disco tagada, pirate ship and human gyroscope. Stage two added the ferris wheel.
The Yueton team provided a lot of professional guidance throughout installation and maintenance, and the project successfully passed the government’s acceptance. Since opening, it has received a lot of praise from the government and local residents.
Equipment Delivered
Kangaroo Jumping
Bouncy family ride.

Samba Balloon
Colorful spinning balloon ride.
Coffee Cup
Spinning cup family ride.
Octopus Turntable
Rotating octopus attraction.
Bumper Cars
Classic bumper car arena.

Flying Chair
Spinning thrill ride.

Disco Tagada
Disco-themed spinning ride.

Pirate Ship
Swinging ship ride.

Ferris Wheel
Stage-2 landmark centerpiece.
Mexico Chiwawa Park Project – Frequently Asked Questions
How does a government children’s park differ from a commercial park?
Safety and accessibility come first – ride selection prioritizes gentle family attractions, with a balance of thrilling options for older visitors, and full documentation for government acceptance.
Why was the ferris wheel delivered in stage two?
The ferris wheel is a landmark addition that crowns the park’s identity once the ride zone is established – a staged approach that spreads investment across two phases.
How did the project pass government acceptance?
The Yueton team provided professional guidance through installation and maintenance, with all equipment installed and tested to the required standards before acceptance.
What did stage one include?
Family and thrill rides: kangaroo jumping, samba balloon, coffee cup, octopus turntable, bumper cars, flying chair, disco tagada, pirate ship and human gyroscope.
How was the park received after opening?
It received a lot of praise from the government and local residents – and the client looks forward to more cooperation.
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