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Caterpillar Family Amusement Park is an outdoor family and kids amusement park in Zhengzhou, China, operated by LMQ Rides. Weekdays are dedicated to customer visits and equipment demonstrations, while weekends are open to the public. Most attractions are designed and manufactured by LMQ Rides, making the park a real-world showcase of its amusement equipment.

Explore the Kyrgyzstan amusement park project completed by LMQ Rides. Learn how a balanced mix of family rides, children’s attractions, thrill rides, and landmark equipment helped create a successful family entertainment destination with long-term operational potential.

LMQ Rides supported a chain resort hotel in Egypt in creating a dedicated family entertainment zone with landmark attractions, family rides, children’s rides, thrill rides, inflatable attractions, and interactive amusement equipment. After installation and commissioning, the project successfully entered operation and became an active recreational area for hotel guests. The client has expressed satisfaction with the project performance and is discussing future expansion and additional ride purchases.

LIMEIQI successfully delivered and installed a custom 47-meter figure-8 unpowered roller coaster for an eco-park attraction in Da Lat, Vietnam. This human-powered amusement ride is constructed with a heavy-duty green steel track layout and high-quality stainless steel safety fencing. To meet the client’s localized branding needs, LIMEIQI provided full OEM/ODM services, manufacturing a customized white fiberglass (FRP) coaster car featuring the prominent blue “LANGBIANG” logo. The entire shipment was secured with professional factory bubble wrap and heavy-duty packaging to ensure zero-damage ocean freight.

Discover the world’s largest rideable single-deck carousel by LMQ Rides, an 84-seat custom carousel project in Bolivia designed for indoor commercial mall operation.

This project in Nghe An was focused on building a practical family entertainment zone within a coastal tourism environment. From ride selection to installation coordination, the approach stayed centered on operational stability, visitor flow suitability, and long-term usability rather than scale or complexity.