A double decker carousel for sale gives an amusement park two operating levels within one ride footprint. Both decks load during the same cycle, so the ride can carry more guests than a single-level carousel of a similar diameter. On many models, the upper and lower decks rotate in opposite directions, creating movement that visitors notice immediately. With full lighting after dark, the ride can also become a visual landmark near a park entrance, plaza or family zone. As a double decker carousel manufacturer, DINIS offers four standard capacities: 38, 48, 68 and 92 seats. We manufacture the rides in our own factory, so buyers receive a factory quotation rather than a dealer price. The right model depends on available land, target passenger capacity, venue positioning, electrical supply, theme and project budget. This page follows the same order most buyers use when planning a commercial double decker carousel: choose the size, compare specifications, decide the style, understand the price, confirm what the quotation includes, and prepare for shipping and installation.

Start with the site rather than the seat count. A two-level carousel needs a level, drained installation area for the ride and fence. The project also needs space outside the fence for the queue, entrance, exit and maintenance access. Once the usable plot is clear, the practical capacity range becomes much easier to select.

Use the footprint first, then compare height and electrical requirements. The table below summarizes the standard reference configuration for each model. Final specifications can change with the selected theme, electrical standard and project requirements.

For the 38 seat model, the turning deck is approximately φ6.9 m inside the fenced area. Its upper deck runs at about 5.1 m. The ride turns at approximately 5 r/min, and each horse lifts about 130 mm four times per lap. These figures help buyers understand why a smaller two-level carousel can still create an active riding experience. The electrical figures matter early. Your electrician should know the required voltage, installed power and cable arrangement before the equipment arrives. For markets using 60 Hz or a different local supply, confirm the electrical configuration before production.

A custom double decker carousel should match the venue before it follows a short-term design trend. DINIS can supply classic royal, European vintage, ocean, festival and modern bright styles. Buyers can also select colors, decorative figures, carriages, lighting, music and branding within the chosen design direction.Three details have the greatest effect on how the ride feels to visitors.
First, the mix of horses and carriages matters because carriages allow parents to ride with younger children and provide a more comfortable option for some adults.
Second, lighting determines how strongly the ride performs visually after dark.
Third, the theme should fit nearby buildings, landscaping and the wider park identity.

Using an existing design family and established moulds usually keeps customization more economical. A completely new character or decorative system may require new mould development, artwork and additional production time. Buyers should therefore decide early which features need to be unique and which can use a proven standard design.

The double decker carousel price typically ranges from about US$105,000 to US$200,000 for the standard 38 to 92 seat models, based on reference FOB China factory pricing. The final double decker carousel cost depends on capacity, decorative configuration, figures, carriages, lighting, music, electrical requirements, shipping terms and installation support.

Four factors move the price most. The size class sets the starting point because larger rides require more steel, more decorative components and a stronger drive. The figure and carriage mix comes next. Lighting, music and theme work can raise the price further, especially when a new mould is required. Finally, commercial terms such as FOB, CIF, 50 Hz or 60 Hz electrical preparation, and on-site engineering support change the delivered project cost.

Machine cost and site cost should remain separate in every quotation. This makes supplier comparisons clearer and prevents freight, civil work or local taxes from being mistaken for the factory price of the ride.

When comparing two double decker carousel suppliers, ask both companies to state the same commercial term and list exclusions in writing. A lower factory quotation may not remain lower after freight, installation support, special electrical work or extra customization is added.

The best model is not automatically the one with the highest seat count. A commercial carousel should match the physical site, expected demand and operating plan. Review these factors before confirming a model:

• Plot size: confirm the usable fenced area and leave separate space for queues, entrance, exit and maintenance access.
• Passenger demand: estimate ordinary-day and peak-period traffic rather than selecting capacity only from the largest holiday crowd.
• Indoor or outdoor use: check total ride height, building clear height, drainage, wind exposure and local site conditions.
• Electrical supply: confirm voltage, frequency, installed power and the distance from the site distribution point.
• Theme and venue positioning: decide whether the carousel acts as a supporting family ride or a visual landmark for the whole park.
• Project budget: compare the ride price separately from freight, foundation, taxes, installation and local construction costs.

In many projects, one metre of clearance can decide between two capacities. Send the site dimensions before production so the equipment layout can be checked against the available land. This is more reliable than selecting a model from seat count alone.

A double decker carousel ships in disassembled sections rather than as one complete assembled ride. Large steel components, platform sections, decorative panels, horses, carriages, lighting parts and electrical components require different packing and fixing methods. The final container plan depends on the selected model and destination. Before shipment, the project should have a confirmed foundation plan, electrical preparation and installation sequence. Buyers can arrange their own local contractor or request installation support from the manufacturer. When on-site engineering support is required, include the destination, expected installation period and local labor arrangement in the quotation request.

For CIF delivery, confirm the destination port early. For FOB orders, the buyer or appointed forwarder manages the main sea freight after the agreed Chinese port. Keeping these terms clear helps buyers compare total landed cost instead of comparing factory price alone.

To receive a usable factory quotation for a 38, 48, 68 or 92 seat double decker carousel for sale, send four project details: your available plot dimensions, preferred passenger capacity, design style and destination port. If another model fits the site better, DINIS can compare the alternatives before the final configuration is confirmed.

• Available installation area or site drawing
• Preferred 38, 48, 68 or 92 seat capacity
• Theme, color and customization requirements
• Destination country and nearest seaport