Mexico Park Project
The Mexico Park Project began with the client inspecting a local theme park in Chihuahua and visiting Yueton’s factory in China. The first phase introduced a large observation ferris wheel, a classic carousel and innovative non-powered equipment – with thrilling rides, Flying UFO and roller coasters planned for phase two.
Project Overview
| Project | Mexico Park Project |
| Location | Mexico (Chihuahua inspection) |
| Scope | Phase 1 + planned phase 2 expansion |
| Model | YTW-MEXICO-PARK |
| Status | Phase 1 operating; phase 2 planned |
Project Story
Before starting, the client made a special trip to Chihuahua to inspect a local theme park project and understand how equipment performs in real operation. They also visited our factory in China, and based on full trust in Yueton’s brand reputation and product quality, focused on a first-phase package of a large observation ferris wheel, a classic carousel and a combination of innovative non-powered equipment.
In the second phase, the client plans to introduce more amusement equipment – thrilling rides, a Flying UFO, roller coasters and more – continuing the cooperation.
Equipment Delivered
Large Observation Ferris Wheel
Phase-1 landmark centerpiece.
Classic Carousel
Timeless family favorite.
Non-Powered Equipment
Innovative low-cost attractions.
Phase 2 Thrill Rides
Planned: Flying UFO, roller coasters.
Mexico Park Project – Frequently Asked Questions
Why did the client inspect the Chihuahua theme park first?
They wanted to see equipment performing in a real local operation before committing – a smart due-diligence step many buyers take.
Why did phase 1 combine a ferris wheel, carousel and non-powered equipment?
The ferris wheel creates the landmark identity, the carousel delivers reliable family fun, and non-powered equipment adds attractions at low operating cost – a balanced opening mix.
What is non-powered equipment?
Attractions that require no motor power – climbing structures, slides and interactive play units that are safe, low-maintenance and budget-friendly.
What is planned for phase 2?
Thrilling rides, a Flying UFO, roller coasters and more amusement equipment.
How are two-phase deliveries managed?
Each phase is produced, shipped and installed as a separate schedule, so the park can open with phase 1 while phase 2 equipment is prepared.
Interested in This Project?
Contact us for project details, photos or a similar proposal for your venue.