Ropes Courses & Zip Lines: manufacturers, specs and reference projects

Our database currently lists 66 Ropes Courses & Zip Lines manufacturers & suppliers and 86 products in this category. The most documented include IDEAS EXTREMAS, Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd., Funlandia, ACRO-GAMES and RCI Adventure Products. Suppliers are headquartered mainly in United States (16), China (12), United Kingdom (5) and France (4). Between them they have 240 reference installations on file.

Typical products and sub-types: High and low ropes courses, indoor adventure courses, climbing walls and clip-in climbing arenas, zip lines and zip coasters, net parks and aerial trekking, paintball and airsoft venues/equipment (outdoor active entertainment).

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Ropes Courses & Zip Lines suppliers (66)

IDEAS EXTREMAS (Mexico)
Re-linked away from Flat & Thrill Rides and Live Entertainment & Show Production (2026-08 catalog review found no dry/flat rides or live-entertainment offering on the live site).
Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. (China)
Shanghai-based manufacturer of indoor amusement and children's play equipment — play structures plus arcade, redemption, midway and interactive-sports games, climbing walls, inflatables and bowling — offering customized, safety-certified…
Funlandia (China)
Shanghai-based manufacturer and turnkey supplier of indoor playground systems and trampoline park equipment, delivering family entertainment centre projects across China and internationally.
ACRO-GAMES (France)
French ('100% Made in France') manufacturer of freestanding, modular, movable play structures for children and adults, usable year-round or for temporary events.
RCI Adventure Products (United States)
US manufacturer and builder of aerial adventure attractions under the Sky Trail, Sky Tykes and Sky Rail product lines — modular high and low ropes courses, indoor and outdoor challenge courses, and zip line systems for parks, FECs, cruise…
Innovative Leisure Ltd. (United Kingdom)
Innovative Leisure (Leicester, UK) is an adventure-attraction specialist supplying high and low ropes courses (Sky Trail, Sky Tykes), zip lines (Sky Tour), climbing walls, and related active attractions to leisure venues, with hundreds of…
Head Rush Technologies (United States)
US manufacturer (Louisville, Colorado) of adventure-safety hardware, including the zipSTOP magnetic zip line braking system, TRUBLUE auto-belay devices for climbing walls, and free-fall/jump devices — core safety-critical components used…
Bonsai Design (United States)
US design-build firm (Grand Junction, Colorado) specializing in aerial adventure courses — zip lines, challenge/ropes courses and canopy tours — with more than 65 installations worldwide and over one million guests served across its…
Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures GROUP SRL (Italy)
Italian (South Tyrol) specialist in turnkey zipline projects — site survey, design, construction, maintenance, staff training and certification — founded 2008 when it built Europe's longest zipline in San Vigilio di Marebbe, which it also…
Cangzhou Warrior Outward Bound appliance Co., Ltd. (China)
Chinese manufacturer (Cangzhou, Hebei), founded 2009, of adventure/outward-bound equipment: indoor and outdoor ropes courses, obstacle/expansion courses, climbing structures, rope-net play and trampoline-park gear, plus maze-style play…
Climb Korea (South Korea)
South Korean company (Climb Korea Co., Ltd) that designs and builds custom indoor and outdoor climbing walls plus adventure elements such as net play, ziplines and training facilities; it has installed over 600 walls domestically and…
7×19 (United Kingdom)
UK adventure-attraction specialist that designs, builds, inspects, and maintains high ropes courses, zip wires, climbing walls, and obstacle courses for holiday parks, tourist attractions, and schools.
Cheer Amusement Corporation (China)
Chinese manufacturer (Nanjing Pegasus Recreation Equipment) of indoor soft-play and contained playground structures, plus related trampoline-park and inflatable play equipment for FECs and children's play centers.
Skywalker Adventure Builders (Netherlands)
Dutch design-and-build specialist (founded in Amsterdam in 2005, with additional offices in Dubai and Riyadh) that engineers and constructs forest ropes courses, zip lines and other high-throughput outdoor adventure attractions end-to-end…
KristallTurm (Germany)
German designer and manufacturer of modular, free-standing high-ropes courses and climbing attractions for theme parks, zoos, resorts, indoor venues, cruise ships, cities, and standalone operators, offering customized turnkey systems and…
Inwow y Hix Adventure (Mexico)
Mexican joint venture combining the Inwow Studio and HIX Adventure brands, designing and manufacturing indoor adventure/play attractions - climbing walls, inflatables and children's play elements - for FECs, parks and hotels across Latin…
Play Concept Limited (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong-based supplier of children's play equipment - climbing walls, inflatables and interactive sports elements - alongside surfacing/flooring materials and architecture-and-design consulting for amusement facility construction, per…
Cheer Amusement Europe, s.r.o. (Slovakia)
European arm/distributor of Cheer Amusement, supplying indoor soft-play and contained-playground equipment for children's play centers and FECs across Europe.
Greenspan Projects (United Kingdom)
UK design-build specialist (Andover, Hampshire; operating since 1976) creating custom leisure attractions — mini golf and adventure golf courses, aerial ropes courses, zip wires, and themed adventure playgrounds — delivered end-to-end for…
Guangdong Domerry Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. (China)
Guangdong (Nansha, Guangzhou) maker of indoor and outdoor playground equipment — soft play, trampolines, rainbow nets and high ropes courses — active since 2014 with installations in 100+ countries.
Shanghai Jegoplay Facilities Group Co., Ltd. (China)
Shanghai manufacturer of commercial playground equipment — custom play structures, rope/climbing systems, sand-and-water play and stainless slides — with design and installation services.
CLiC-iT (France)
French manufacturer of continuous (smart) belay and lifeline safety systems, harnesses, pulleys and access-control hardware used on ropes courses, aerial adventure parks and tree-top trails.
eibe Produktion + Vertrieb GmbH & Co. KG (Germany)
German manufacturer of playground, climbing and interactive-sports equipment for children's play areas and family entertainment centers.
American Adventure Park System AAPS (United States)
US firm (Whitesburg, Georgia) that designs, builds, installs and provides training and inspection for aerial adventure parks, ropes courses and ziplines.
BForce Proje Dan. A.S. (Turkey)
Istanbul (Başakşehir) holding company whose Extreme Works brand designs, builds and operates adventure attractions — ropes courses, zip lines, climbing walls, giant swings and 'survivor' courses — including its own zipline venues at Tazı…
Guangzhou Mizone Children's Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. (China)
Guangzhou maker of indoor playground and adventure-park equipment — trampoline parks, ropes courses, and soft-play labyrinths — with turnkey design-to-installation service.
Zhengzhou Hanlin Amusement Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (China)
Zhengzhou manufacturer (founded 2010) of non-powered play equipment — indoor soft-play 'naughty castles', trampoline parks, rainbow slides, rope-climbing and jungle-adventure courses — exporting to 50+ countries.
Adventureplanet Co., Ltd. (Korea)
Adventureplanet Co., Ltd. is a small South Korean manufacturer (founded 2020, based in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province) of tourism and leisure attractions -- Ferris wheels, monorails, aerial swing rides, and go-kart tracks.
Altitude Rides and Attractions LLC (United States)
Logan, Utah manufacturer of attraction hardware — the single-operator Soaring Eagle zipline ride (60+ riders per hour, installable on flat ground or natural elevations, starting and ending at the same station) and thrill/drop-tower rides…
Clip 'n Climb (France)
Clip 'n Climb is a brand of themed, gamified indoor climbing challenge walls (auto-belayed climbing 'challenges' with LED and interactive features), originally from New Zealand and now owned by French climbing-wall maker Entre-Prises.
Dreamland Playground Co.Ltd. (China)
Chinese (Wenzhou, Zhejiang) manufacturer of indoor playground equipment, soft play, trampoline parks, ninja and climbing courses and safety flooring, offering turnkey custom indoor-play fit-outs.
Erlebnisanlagen Roth&Challier Gmbh (Germany)
Karlsruhe, Germany builder of NinjaCross, a retractable aquatic obstacle-course system for public pools.
InCord Play (United States)
Colchester, Connecticut manufacturer (30+ years, ISO 9001:2015 certified) of custom rope and netting play structures, climbing elements, bridges and crowd-control fencing for water parks and theme parks.
Pro High Adventure Comercio e Serviços Ltda (Brazil)
Brazilian adventure-attraction builder (Brotas, São Paulo) specializing in ziplines and climbing/adventure circuits — built Brazil's only indoor curved zipline ("Kite Dragon," at Animália Park) and holds ISO 21101 safety-management…
RECLIMB PROSTA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA (Poland)
Polish developer and manufacturer of interactive climbing-wall systems that combine projection, sensors, software, and game content for climbing gyms and family entertainment venues.
ZipFlyer, LLC (United States)
Bohemia, New York-based manufacturer founded in 2006, specializing in patented zipline and hybrid "ZipCoaster" adventure ride systems engineered to be among the steepest and safest in the industry.
Walltopia (Bulgaria)
Bulgarian designer and manufacturer of climbing walls and active-entertainment attractions, including ropes courses, adventure trails, fun walls, and climbing-based experiences for FECs, adventure parks, resorts, and theme parks.
ALTUS (France)
French (Scientrier) designer and builder of high-wire adventure/ropes courses and climbing walls, operating under the Koala brand; founded 1997, contributed to the EN 15567 safety standard, with 300+ installations worldwide.
Eldorado Climbing (United States)
Louisville, CO manufacturer of Kinetix Action Towers, a modular climbing-tower attraction system for family entertainment centers, trading as Eldorado Climbing Walls.
Kanopeo GmbH (Switzerland)
Swiss designer and manufacturer of rolling continuous-belay technology for aerial adventure parks, including Saferoller and Speedrunner Kanhook systems, with more than 800 installations across 56 countries.
Valo Motion (Finland)
Finnish maker of mixed-reality active-entertainment attractions — ValoClimb (AR climbing wall), ValoJump (gamified trampoline), ValoArena (free-roam motion game) and Groundfall (headset-free floor-projection game) — for FECs, adventure…
A&P Projects (Belgium)
Belgian manufacturer of adventure-park equipment, including observation towers and modular rope-park/adventure-park product lines.
BURSAPARK OYUN GRUPLARI SANAYI VE TICARET LTD. STI. (Turkey)
Turkish manufacturer of indoor play equipment and soft-play/interactive play structures (multisport areas, ziplines, interactive game units) for indoor playgrounds and FECs.
DALRIDES (Turkey)
Turkish amusement-ride manufacturer (since 1958) producing a broad range of park rides - family and children's rides, ferris wheels and major flat rides, and roller coasters - plus refurbished used rides.
Grupo Dicrejart (Mexico)
Mexican manufacturer (Zapopan, Jalisco) of indoor family entertainment center equipment with 30+ years' history - trampolines, climbing walls, playgrounds, rope courses and ninja/adventure zones - serving operators across Latin America.
Guangzhou Harvy Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. (China)
Guangzhou (Panyu) manufacturer of indoor playgrounds, soft play, trampoline parks, climbing walls, rope courses and adventure-park equipment…
Guangzhou Playpedia Amusement Co., Ltd. (China)
Guangzhou (Panyu) maker of indoor playground and adventure-park equipment — soft play, trampoline parks, climbing walls and ropes courses.
Leon De Oro (United States)
US arm (North Branford, Connecticut, opened 2022) of Spanish netting manufacturer Tecnología Deportiva S.A. of Alicante, founded 1979.
Nets Unlimited Inc (United States)
Arizona-based custom net manufacturer and installer (since 2004) producing safety netting, handrail nets, pedestrian barriers, children's climbing nets and play systems, hand-woven animal-containment netting and coil mesh security screens…
Rebound Unlimited Inc. (United States)
US manufacturer of bungee trampoline attractions (the original 4-way Trampoline Thing, stationary and mobile units), climbing-wall harnesses, and the Shoot-N-Shower basketball shootout game, offering 24/7 technical support.
Renco Nets Ltd (United Kingdom)
UK manufacturer of custom handmade netting, rope, twine, and play features for soft play, leisure centres, trampoline and ninja parks, climbing structures, sports, and industrial applications, including certified flame-retardant solutions.
Spectrum Sports Int'l (United States)
Utah manufacturer of action-adventure attractions — mobile and stationary climbing walls, bungee trampolines, warped walls and hang-bar challenge games — for event rental operators and FECs.
Standard Netting (United States)
Portland, Oregon manufacturer of custom net structures for active-play environments, including the Kokoun suspended net retreat, NetMaze climbing/adventure net installations, and Net Park park-scale netting, sold to museums, science…
Aire Libre Internacional (Puerto Rico)
San Juan, Puerto Rico adventure-course specialist with 30 years’ experience internationally, providing custom zip-line/canopy and challenge-course manufacturing, maintenance, certified inspections, audits, training, manuals, consulting and…
Aux Deux Moulins (The Trekking Group) (Canada)
Quebec, Canada developer and operator of aerial adventure attractions - Treetop Trekking canopy/zip-line parks, via ferrata and indoor/urban adventure parks - running 17 locations across Ontario, Quebec and Florida.
Unipark (Czech Republic)
Czech designer and manufacturer of bespoke outdoor and indoor attractions in wood and natural materials, including rope courses, canopy walkways, adventure parks and interactive playgrounds.
Mapet Group SRL (Romania)
Romanian adventure-attraction specialist trading as Aventura Construct, providing consultation, design, construction, landscaping, maintenance, servicing, and staff training for ropes courses, zip lines, treehouses, and complete adventure…
VEVRCA & ZUPI (Slovenia)
Slovenian adventure-infrastructure specialist providing consulting, design, turnkey construction, maintenance and renewal for zip lines, rope courses, treetop walks, bridges and climbing attractions.
Epic Entertainment Group (United States)
US entertainment studio (offices in Paramount, California and Coral Gables, Florida; founded 2016) that conceives, produces and operates themed live entertainment, immersive experiences and touring pop-up attractions for parks and venues…
CAP.CO – Creating Adventurous Places (United Kingdom)
UK-based CAP.Co (Creating Adventurous Places) designs and builds bespoke adventure play and immersive play attractions - themed play structures, nets, towers and rope elements - for parks, gardens and visitor destinations…
Amusement Supply Company (United States)
Louisville, Kentucky dealer and rental broker of new and used amusement equipment spanning inflatables, mechanical rides, arcade games, climbing walls, ropes courses and trampoline gear.
Autobelay Services Limited (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong supplier and service provider of adventure-recreation safety equipment for climbing, zip line, adventure-park and amusement operators, marketing brand-name product lines including the TRUBLUE Auto Belay, zipSTOP Zip Line Brake…
CLIMB Works Design (United States)
Design/build arm of CLIMB Works (a Tennessee- and Hawaii-based zipline operator) that develops zipline and aerial adventure courses for third-party clients from concept through construction, emphasizing terrain-integrated course flow.
Estiloaventura (Brazil)
Brazilian designer/manufacturer (Brasília area) of wood-based playground equipment and recreational structures — playgrounds, treehouses, sand courts and plazas — for schools, universities and municipal governments.
Guangzhou Beslepark Recreation Equipment Co.,Ltd. (China)
Founded in 2013, this China-based company develops, manufactures and services children's amusement equipment, with a distribution network reaching more than 100 countries across Europe, the Americas, Japan, Russia and Southeast Asia.
Play Makers (Italy)
Italian design-build supplier of children’s play and active-entertainment environments, providing consultation, concept design, turnkey solutions, installation, and maintenance for playgrounds, trampoline parks, shooting and tag arenas…

Ropes Courses & Zip Lines products and specs (86)

Altitude Rides – Soaring Eagle Zipline — Altitude Rides and Attractions LLC
Marketed as the world's only single-operator zipline: ground-level single loading point, dual electronic proximity sensors, patent-pending spring braking, no harness required.
line length 350–700 ft · up to 60 riders/hour (30 cycles), 2-seater cart
Funlandia – Adventure Tower — Funlandia
Multi-level vertical adventure tower integrating 15+ challenge types (rope courses, climbing walls, slides, rail fly) in one structure, with a dual circulation system separating harnessed high-exposure routes from fully enclosed pathways for younger players.
Recommended clear ceiling height 8–12m (customizable); floor footprint not published · ~200 persons/hour
Funlandia – Net Courses — Funlandia
Non-belayed aerial climbing and traversal net structure with dual-layer net safety redundancy, no individual harness required, reducing staffing needs vs. traditional rope courses.
Modular; adapts to ceiling heights, columns and unconventional floor plans (no fixed dimensions published) · ~200 persons/hour
Funlandia – Rail Fly — Funlandia
Aerial rail-glide ride available in gravity-powered and motorized versions, up to ~20km/h, min. turning radius 3m, up to ~100kg per rider.
Min. turning radius 3m; layout adapts to complex architectural conditions · Up to ~100kg per rider
Funlandia – Zipline — Funlandia
Two zipline systems: Shuttle Zipline (electric, bi-directional, adjustable speed, flat-site install) and Ground Zipline (low-height, self-supported, Auto Return System).
Shuttle Zipline: installs on flat sites, no elevation change needed. Ground Zipline: self-supported, installed ~1m high · Single- and dual-seat options (parent-child riding on Shuttle Zipline)
IDEAS EXTREMAS – Net X Course — IDEAS EXTREMAS
Harness-free elevated net obstacle course: participants cross obstacles at 4+ m with a safety net 30 cm below, so no harnesses or clip-ins are needed and a single operator can run the attraction.
Basic model 10 × 15 m; obstacles suspended at 4+ m · Up to ~200 users/hour with a single operator (basic 10×15 m model)
IDEAS EXTREMAS – Sky Ninja — IDEAS EXTREMAS
Ninja-warrior-style aerial obstacle course with obstacles of varying difficulty suspended at 13 ft, run as a head-to-head challenge for two users at a time on the 'Carro de Seguridad' safety-cart lifeline system.
Obstacles suspended at 13 ft (~4 m) · 2 users compete side by side; 2 operators required
Innovative Leisure – Sky Trail High Ropes Courses — Innovative Leisure Ltd.
Free-roaming high ropes course system for attractions and resorts.
Typical 12m x 15m – 10m x 25m; ~6.5m min. ceiling height indoors; 2-level course needs ~11m vertical clearance · ~30–200 guests/hour depending on design
Kanopeo – Saferoller & Speedrunner Continuous Belay Systems — Kanopeo GmbH
Swiss continuous-belay ecosystem for aerial adventure parks: Saferoller®, the industry's first rolling continuous belay — a certified PPE trolley clips onto an overhead line (installed 1.7–2.3m above platform height, out of reach) and rolls continuously…
Saferoller line height 1.7–2.3m above platform; Speedrunner wire height 1.4–1.6m · Saferoller: ages 4+; both systems in use across 800+ adventure parks / ~1,864 trails in 56 countries
KristallTurm – Modular High-Ropes Course Towers — KristallTurm
Sold as customized turnkey systems with add-on elements to theme parks, zoos, resorts, cruise ships and standalone operators.
Hexagonal free-standing construction (no trees needed); small footprint across all sizes · Signature KT-18: up to 120 climbing elements; Efficiency KT-13/14: up to 150 climbers; Starter KT-7 entry-level; Micro/Indoor KT-4/6 sized for malls/cruise ships
Skywalker Adventure Builders – High Ropes Courses — Skywalker Adventure Builders
4–12 m high course combining traverses, rope bridges, balance elements, load nets and integrated zip lines.
~80 m² minimum (standard octagon configuration) · ~50 guests/hour (standard configuration)
Valo Motion – ValoClimb — Valo Motion
Motion-tracking + projected-graphics interactive climbing wall that turns a standard wall into a video game, for ages 4+.
4.5 m × 5 m (15' × 16'5"); min. ceiling height 3.5 m (11'6") · 1–4 simultaneous players; up to 60 players/hour (open access)
A&P Projects – Adventure Park & Rope Park Equipment — A&P Projects
A&P Projects (Belgium) designs and supplies components and prefab building packages for high-rope adventure parks, zip lines, towers, bike parks, caving and climbing walls, sold worldwide under its A&P Equipment trademark via a dealer network.
Standard poles 5-13 m long (non-standard up to 26 m); pole spacing 5-9 m
ACRO-GAMES – Climbing Wall — ACRO-GAMES
Traverse-style climbing wall: climbers move laterally at least 4 m while ascending up to 3 m using handholds, across 3 marked difficulty levels (green/blue/red).
Climbing surface: ~4 m lateral traverse x up to 3 m high
Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures – Infinity — Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures GROUP SRL
Zip line system that transitions smoothly from rope to track for a dynamic, curved, customizable line — includes an Infinity trolley, block brake, shoe and recovery/emergency brake components.
Adventureplanet – Zip Coaster & Sky Rail Walk — Adventureplanet Co., Ltd.
Curved-direction 'Zip Coaster' (짚코스터) zip line system and the 'Sky Rail Walk' (스카이레일워크) skywalk-plus-zip-coaster landmark structure.
ALTUS (Koala Equipment) – Continuous Belay System & Course Hardware — ALTUS
Continuous belay lifeline systems (including 'The Switch' innovation for continuous belay on vertical elements), pulleys for vertical/horizontal/zip-line use, and freestanding adventure-course components sold as hardware to course builders; marketed for users…
Bonsai Design – Aerial Adventure Parks & Challenge Courses — Bonsai Design
Design-build aerial challenge/ropes courses in outdoor, indoor and kids-scale configurations, plus adventure towers, adventure playgrounds and an off-belay netted kids play zone.
Bonsai Design – Zip Line Tours, Zip Rides & Kid Zips — Bonsai Design
Tree-based canopy zip line tours, single zip-ride experiences, and a kid-scaled 'Kid Zips' version of the same system, designed, installed and operated by Bonsai Design.
Extreme Works – Adventure Park Systems (Ropes/Zip/Climbing/Swing/Survivor) — BForce Proje Dan. A.S.
Adventure-park equipment line from this Istanbul design/build/operate firm (IAAPA-listed as a climbing-wall manufacturer under its Extreme Works brand): custom-fit ropes courses (any width/height/difficulty/theme), zip lines…
Fully customizable to width, height, difficulty and theme — no fixed footprint
Funlandia – Climbing Walls — Funlandia
Modular commercial climbing wall systems in three series: Adventure (12 designs, rock-textured panels), Children (6 designs, soft-padded panels), Premium (5 designs incl. a Rubik's Cube structure).
Min. installation height 1.1m (varies by model)
Funlandia – Rope Courses — Funlandia
Harnessed elevated obstacle course (rolling logs, climbing nets, bridges) testing balance and coordination, ages 5+ with difficulty levels for children through adults.
Min. height 6.1m; models: Triangle, Hexagon, Rectangle, Column-anchor, Suspended, custom
IDEAS EXTREMAS – Spider Zone — IDEAS EXTREMAS
Climbing 'entertainment tower' where guests climb, traverse and descend inside a perimeter safety net set 15 cm off the structure — strongly kid-focused.
Fixed: 9–50 users per cycle; mobile: 15–35 users per cycle
IDEAS EXTREMAS – Zip Bikes — IDEAS EXTREMAS
Suspended sky-cycling zip run: guests pedal bicycles along elevated linear routes of whatever length the site allows, in single or multiple parallel lanes with a rotating turnaround for round trips.
Linear runs of any required length; adaptable to existing structures or standalone
Innovative Leisure – Sky Tykes Low Ropes Courses — Innovative Leisure Ltd.
Fully customizable junior low ropes course for ages 2–7, typically paired with Sky Trail as a companion attraction for younger siblings.
Example: 10 children on a 6-pole/9-element configuration
Jegoplay – Rope Play System & Climbing Playground Equipment — Shanghai Jegoplay Facilities Group Co., Ltd.
Rope Play System and Climbing Playground Equipment (rope-net-based climbing structures) from this Shanghai manufacturer, offered in age-grouped configurations (2–5, 5–12, 6+) and customized per project alongside the company's broader playground-equipment…
Ages 2–5, 5–12 and 6+ (age-tiered configurations)
Playpedia – Rope Courses, Climbing Walls & Ninja Warrior Course — Guangzhou Playpedia Amusement Co., Ltd.
Adventure Park Solutions line from this Guangzhou (Panyu) manufacturer: Rope Courses, Climbing Walls, a Ninja Warrior Course and Zipline, each customized to the operator's space dimensions, theming and target age group.
Fully customizable to space, theme and age group — no fixed footprint
Pro High Adventure – Curved & Family Ziplines (Kite Dragon / Zig Zag) — Pro High Adventure Comercio e Serviços Ltda
Named curved-zipline installations from this Brazilian (Brotas, São Paulo) adventure-attraction builder, ISO 21101 safety-certified: Kite Dragon at Animália Park (Cotia, SP) — 220m indoor curved run descending from 16m to 6m, marketed as Brazil's only indoor…
Kite Dragon: 220m indoor curved run, 16m descending to 6m; Zig Zag: 160m per track (dual-track), ~6m descending to 3m
RCI Adventure Products – Sky Rail — RCI Adventure Products
Elevated rail/zip-style aerial course system, typically sold alongside Sky Trail and Sky Tykes as a combined installation.
~69 ft in one third-party dealer listing (example configuration only)
7×19 – High Ropes & Net Adventure Courses — 7×19
Bespoke high ropes courses (aerial treks) and net adventure parks designed, built and maintained by 7×19, a North Wales design-build contractor.
7×19 – Zip Line Construction & Free Fall Drops — 7×19
Bespoke design-and-build zip lines and free-fall drop attractions from UK contractor 7×19 (Colwyn Bay, Wales, founded 2018); every project is custom-engineered to the site rather than sold as a standard model.
ACRO-GAMES – Aerial Adventure (Acrobatic Course) — ACRO-GAMES
ACRO-GAMES' original harnessed aerial adventure course: guests wear a harness and clip into a continuous lifeline while progressing through a series of elevated stations.
ACRO-GAMES – Net Adventure Trail (Skill Course) — ACRO-GAMES
Evolution of the Aerial Adventure course: nets around the stations let guests move freely without a harness, ~1.90 m above the ground.
ACRO-GAMES – Slackline — ACRO-GAMES
Balance strap stretched between two points; guests cross harness-free while a safety net absorbs falls.
ACRO-GAMES – Zipline — ACRO-GAMES
Harness-free zip line protected by a safety net.
Adler Amusement Equipment – Adventure Tower — Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
Adler's flagship multi-attraction structure combining 15+ harnessed and unharnessed elements — climbing walls, rope courses, enclosed challenge courses, car circuits, giant slides, rail fly, and soft play — into one custom-designed 3D tower.
Adler Amusement Equipment – Rail Fly — Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
An indoor zipline/roller-coaster hybrid ride, built under China's Special Equipment Manufacturing Permit for elevated safety compliance.
Adler Amusement Equipment – Rope Courses — Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
Elevated rope-course attractions offered in triangle, hexagon, rectangle, column-anchor, and suspended configurations, built with heavy-gauge steel, steel-core ropes, and European-made harnesses/safety belts.
Adler Amusement Equipment – Shuttle Zipline — Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
A round-trip automated zipline ride with two programmable modes — a gentler 'Roaming' mode for parent-child pairs and a faster 'Thrill' mode — plus immersive audio effects.
Adler Amusement Equipment – Thrill Arena — Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
An extreme active-play arena inspired by American Ninja Warrior, offered in single- or multi-level modular configurations with Free Play and timed Competition modes, aimed at teens and adults alongside kids.
Adler Amusement Equipment – Warrior Challenge Course — Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
Ninja-warrior-style obstacle courses offered in single-level, double-level, full-scale, and compact configurations, built on heavy-duty (or lighter square-steel) truss structures for trampoline and adventure parks.
Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures – Classic Zip Line — Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures GROUP SRL
Turnkey zip line design-and-build system with magnetic trolley, start system and dynamic braking system (DBS); the company describes having built the largest zip line in Europe.
American Adventure Park Systems – Adventure Matrix — American Adventure Park System AAPS
AAPS also custom-designs ziplines and aerial courses (since 1998) and offers the Vertical Trek Innovations continuous belay system.
Bungee Sport – Climbing-Wall Harness Systems — Rebound Unlimited Inc.
Bursapark – Zipline & Interactive Play Elements — BURSAPARK OYUN GRUPLARI SANAYI VE TICARET LTD. STI.
Zipline and interactive game units from this Turkish indoor-playground manufacturer (est. 2008), sold as part of multisport indoor play areas alongside soft-play and interactive-play structures.
Cangzhou Warrior – Indoor Ropes Course Equipment — Cangzhou Warrior Outward Bound appliance Co., Ltd.
Modular indoor ropes-course platform combining suspended ropes, rope ladders, suspension bridges, rope nets, climbing walls and balance beams into multi-level, multi-route adventure configurations for FECs, sports facilities and adventure parks; difficulty…
Cangzhou Warrior – Warrior Tower Rope Course — Cangzhou Warrior Outward Bound appliance Co., Ltd.
Branded flagship high-ropes tower platform combining a climbing wall, tightrope, zip line, swinging bridge, rope ladder, obstacle/cargo nets, balance beam, suspended platforms and monkey bars as modular elements; positioned above the company's generic ropes…
Cheer Amusement Europe – High Ropes Courses — Cheer Amusement Europe, s.r.o.
Custom-engineered indoor high ropes course equipment designed to challenge players' strength, balance and coordination.
Cheer Amusement – Rope Course — Cheer Amusement Corporation
Indoor rope-course attraction systems (CH-RA coded models) featuring multi-level rope structures, climbing nets, balance beams and obstacle pathways for aerial-adventure play, for children, teenagers and mixed-age users; also delivered as full adventure-park…
Cheer Amusement – Sky Rider — Cheer Amusement Corporation
Elevated aerial-glide attraction (CH-SK coded models) built into multi-level tower structures alongside slides and climbing frames; published installation photos show outdoor multi-story towers with an overhead glide track/loop.
CLiC-iT – Continuous Belay & Fall-Protection Hardware — CLiC-iT
French-made continuous-belay lifeline hardware for ropes courses and zip lines: pulleys (C-ZAM L+, C-ZIP XTREM, C-ZIP SPEED, C-ZIP AIR), harnesses (C-BODY, CLiC-iT Adventure — fits varied body sizes), the C-PASS ZIP access-control unit, fall-protection…
Climb Korea – Artificial Climbing Walls & Net Play — Climb Korea
IFSC/World Climbing–oriented artificial climbing walls (lead, bouldering, character-themed) with Agrip-branded holds and panels, plus net-play facilities.
Climb Korea – Infinity Curve Zipline & ZipZag — Climb Korea
Zip line product lines including the curved 'Infinity Curve' zipline and the 'ZipZag' system.
Clip 'n Climb – Branded Challenge Climbing Walls — Clip 'n Climb
Themed, gamified indoor climbing challenge-wall system (15+ years in the leisure industry; originally from New Zealand, now owned by French climbing-wall maker Entre-Prises), each auto-belayed "challenge" pairing LED and interactive features with distinct…
DALRIDES – Adventure Rope Courses — DALRIDES
Outdoor rope/adventure course installation (Istanbul reference project).
Domerry – High Ropes Course & Rainbow Net — Guangdong Domerry Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd.
High Ropes Course (a coached, team-building obstacle traverse) and Rainbow Net (a colorful climbing/hanging net-web structure) from this Guangdong (Nansha) manufacturer, sold alongside the company's soft-play and trampoline-park lines to indoor and outdoor…
Dreamland Playground – Adventure Play (Climbing, Rope Course, Zip Line, Sky Rider) — Dreamland Playground Co.Ltd.
Adventure attractions spanning climbing walls (boulder, soft, fiberglass, PE), rope courses (steel/rope construction, ages 5+, for children and adults), high-to-low cable zip lines with mat/air-cushion/sponge landings, and the Sky Rider suspended track…
eibe – Climbing & Gym Equipment — eibe Produktion + Vertrieb GmbH & Co. KG
Climbing and gym equipment product category from this German playground/interactive-sports manufacturer, sold through the company's online shop alongside its broader playground catalog.
Eldorado (Kinetix) – Action Towers Modular Climbing System — Eldorado Climbing
Kinetix Action Towers — modular climbing-tower system from this Louisville, CO manufacturer (trading as Eldorado Climbing Walls, brand site at eldowalls.com), organized into three configurable elements: Towers…
Erlebnisanlagen (NinjaCross) – Retractable Aquatic Obstacle Course — Erlebnisanlagen Roth&Challier Gmbh
NinjaCross — a retractable obstacle-course system for public pools from this Karlsruhe, Germany builder, engineered with indoor ceiling-mounted or outdoor/cantilevered support structures customized per facility.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the main Ropes Courses & Zip Lines manufacturers & suppliers?

We track 66 companies supplying Ropes Courses & Zip Lines, including IDEAS EXTREMAS, Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd., Funlandia, ACRO-GAMES and RCI Adventure Products. The largest clusters are in United States (16), China (12), United Kingdom (5) and France (4). 43 of them have documented reference installations, which is usually the best shortlist filter.

How much space is needed for Ropes Courses & Zip Lines?

21 of the 86 products in this category publish a footprint. Examples: Altitude Rides – Soaring Eagle Zipline — line length 350–700 ft; IDEAS EXTREMAS – Sky Ninja — Obstacles suspended at 13 ft (~4 m); Funlandia – Climbing Walls — Min. installation height 1.1m (varies by model). Space requirements vary with layout and theming, so treat published figures as a starting envelope and confirm with the supplier.

What throughput or capacity can Ropes Courses & Zip Lines products achieve?

15 products publish a capacity figure. Examples: Funlandia – Adventure Tower — ~200 persons/hour; Funlandia – Net Courses — ~200 persons/hour; Funlandia – Rail Fly — Up to ~100kg per rider. Throughput depends on vehicle count, dispatch interval and operations, so compare like with like.

Which Ropes Courses & Zip Lines suppliers have reference installations?

43 of the 66 suppliers have documented installations on file, 240 in total — for example Adler Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. (Poland Theme Park – Poland), Funlandia (Party Day Flagship – China) and RCI Adventure Products (Aerial Ropes Course – MSC World America, Port of Miami, USA (2025)). Ask the database for installations in a market comparable to yours.

What counts as Ropes Courses & Zip Lines, and what is classified elsewhere?

Physically active aerial adventure attractions where guests climb, balance and glide under their own power while attached to a safety system: ropes courses, climbing walls, zip lines and net adventures. Not included here: Gravity sled runs on rails → Alpine & Mountain Coaster. Soft-play structures for small children → Indoor Play & Playgrounds.

How do I shortlist a Ropes Courses & Zip Lines supplier?

Start from your venue type, available space and target audience, then filter by reference installations in a comparable market. Ask the database: describe your project and it returns the Ropes Courses & Zip Lines suppliers and products that fit, with specs and reference projects.