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Scruffy Dog and Simtec launch Fisher-Price themed trackless ride
POSTED 19 May 2022 . BY Tom Walker
The ride offers interactive elements and flexibility in terms of vehicle designs Credit: Scruffy Dog/Simtec
Scruffy Dog Creative Group and Simtec Systems have launched a Fisher-Price themed dark ride
The ride's narrative and concept were developed by Scruffy Dog
Simtec designed the trackless system used in the ride
With a capacity for six to nine people, the modular and adaptable design of the system means it can be scaled up or down
Scruffy Dog Creative Group and Simtec Systems have partnered to launch a new immersive trackless dark ride featuring the popular Mattel IP, Fisher-Price.

The ride's narrative and concept were developed by Scruffy Dog, while Simtec designed the trackless system.

With a capacity for six to nine people, the modular and adaptable design of the system means it can be scaled up or down depending on the client’s budget.

The ride also offers interactive elements and flexibility in terms of vehicle designs.

Joe Bright, Scruffy Dogs CEO, said: "Teaming up with Mattel and Simtec is a fantastic collaboration.

"The ride system can be designed to work with all the various iconic Fisher-Price themes which give our clients options and variations.”

Founded in 1930, US-based Fisher-Price creates educational toys for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. It is owned by toy and entertainment giant Mattel.

Germany-based Simtec specialises in high-end entertainment simulator systems, while Scruffy Dog is a UK-based entertainment and experience designer.
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Scruffy Dog and Simtec launch Fisher-Price themed trackless ride
POSTED 19 May 2022 . BY Tom Walker
The ride offers interactive elements and flexibility in terms of vehicle designs Credit: Scruffy Dog/Simtec
Scruffy Dog Creative Group and Simtec Systems have launched a Fisher-Price themed dark ride
The ride's narrative and concept were developed by Scruffy Dog
Simtec designed the trackless system used in the ride
With a capacity for six to nine people, the modular and adaptable design of the system means it can be scaled up or down
Scruffy Dog Creative Group and Simtec Systems have partnered to launch a new immersive trackless dark ride featuring the popular Mattel IP, Fisher-Price.

The ride's narrative and concept were developed by Scruffy Dog, while Simtec designed the trackless system.

With a capacity for six to nine people, the modular and adaptable design of the system means it can be scaled up or down depending on the client’s budget.

The ride also offers interactive elements and flexibility in terms of vehicle designs.

Joe Bright, Scruffy Dogs CEO, said: "Teaming up with Mattel and Simtec is a fantastic collaboration.

"The ride system can be designed to work with all the various iconic Fisher-Price themes which give our clients options and variations.”

Founded in 1930, US-based Fisher-Price creates educational toys for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. It is owned by toy and entertainment giant Mattel.

Germany-based Simtec specialises in high-end entertainment simulator systems, while Scruffy Dog is a UK-based entertainment and experience designer.
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Numbers from the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions, (ALVA) show that Royal attractions saw a huge increase in visitor numbers during 2023 – the coronation year of King Charles III.
Efteling to convert steam trains to electric as part of green drive
The Everyday Heritage initiative celebrates and preserves working class histories
Off the back of the success of the first round of Everyday Heritage Grants in 2022, Historic England is funding 56 creative projects that honour the heritage of working-class England.
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Polin was founded in Istanbul in 1976. Polin has since grown into a leading company in the waterpa [more...]
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A former national ski team racer, ProSlide® CEO Rick Hunter’s goal has been to integrate the smoot [more...]
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CSI Design Expo Americas 2024 announces new Attractions & Entertainment Technology Zone
Cruise Ship Interiors (CSI) invites cruise lines, shipyards, design studios, outfitters, and suppliers to take part in CSI Design Expo Americas in Miami, Florida, the region’s only event dedicated to cruise ship interior design. [more...]
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