Miami Trip

Features

Perfect for school fetes, festivals, or any special event that is in need of high excitement, the Miami Trip delivers a unique experience that thrills children and adults:

• Extremely popular attraction that suits 125cm through to teenagers
• Unique clockwise/anticlockwise circular motion
• Spectacular lighting, artwork and music system
• Quick turnover and high throughput keeps queues moving
• Space-efficient footprint suits a range of event locations

Standard Booking Inclusions

When booking with Jubilee, you will receive a well-presented, immaculately maintained and professionally operated amusement device. All hire contracts include as standard:

• Delivery, set up, pack up and removal
• Full supervision by highly trained, uniformed and friendly ride attendents
• Full perimeter fencing as required by Australian Standards AS 3533
• All power requirements via three-phase generator
• Music and lighting system
• $20m Public Liability Insurance, Workcover employee insurance and Blue Cards
• Log book containing Plant Registration, Risk Assessments, Training records etc

Safety - View Before You Queue!

Jubilee's rides and attractions have a range of restrictions. These have been set by the manufacturers and are strictly adhered to, which ensures the safety of our guests.

Guests must be at least 125cm in height to ride the Miami Trip (sorry, no exceptions).

Guests should not ride the Miami Trip if any of the following health conditions apply:

• Fear of heights
• A neck of back complaint
• Motion Sickness
• High Blood Pressure
• Pregnancy
• Plaster casts or broken bones
• Heart Conditions
• Recent surgery, medication or illness

To ride safely, guests must be able to:

• Maintain the correct riding position throughout the ride cycle, bracing themselves upright, while keeping their head upright, and their back against the ride carriage.
• Correctly use the ride restraint device, ensuring they can hold on tight and keep their arms, legs and feet down and inside the ride at all times.
• Demonstrate a willingness and ability to follow all verbal and sign instructions and requirements.

Ride Rules

Jubilee's ride rules focus on certain behavioral requirements, mandatory safety restraint compliance, strict height minimum restrictions and a zero-tolerance policy for line/queue jumping.

• Guests must not participate in an amusement activity or attraction when under the influence of drugs or alcohol
• Check all Height/Size requirement and Safety signs prior to taking your place at the end of the queue
• Line Jumping will not permitted. Offenders will be removed from the queue altogether
• Guests must remove all loose articles prior to riding including bags, hats, phones, headphones and glasses
• Guests must take care entering and exiting the ride, as the stairs and walking surface may be wet and slippery
• Guests must remain seated, in an upright position and hold onto restraints at all times during the course of the ride
• Ride restraints must remain fully secured at all times until the operator signals it is safe to exit
• Mobile phone video recording is not permitted on all amusement rides

Inclement Weather

Unfortunately, most amusement rides cannot operate in adverse weather such as rain, strong winds and extreme heat. For the safety of our guests, closure of the rides may be required under certain conditions including:

• Heavy showers, light to heavy continual rain
• Thunderstorms/Lightning
• Wind gusts in excess of 35kph for inflatable amusement devices and 40kph for mechanical rides
• Extreme heat of 35 degrees or more

Amusement rides generally stop operations during a rain shower, and recommence when the shower passes. Rides cannot operate during steady light/heavy rain due to safety risks of slips, falls etc.

Wind gusts are monitored by supervisors using an Anemometer. When the wind is too strong for Pop Up marquees to remain upright when erected (around 40kph), then the public is at risk of injury due to flying debris and safety concerns generally force amusement ride closure.

Extreme heat of 35 degrees or more presents health and safety risks due to sun exposure. The seats of some attractions can become very hot and extremely uncomfortable to sit on, resulting in skin burns. The floors and exposed slides on inflatable amusement devices can become too hot for safe use, and can lead to skin/friction burns.

Should inclement weather force the closure of an amusement device, operators will make every effort to re-open the ride once it is safe to do so.