Desperados (ride)

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Developed by Alterface, Desperados is a collective amusement ride. It presents itself as an interactive theater with a western theme.

Principle[]

10 to 60 riders step on their individual horses and pick up their six-shooters. All riders play together on the same large video screen but everyone receives an individual score and every horse moves differently according to how good its rider plays. Both the best and worst riders are acknowledged by the system via Doc, the 3D character animating the show

Parks with Desperado attractions[]

• Happy Valley Shanghai - China
• Rusutsu Resort - Japan
• Bakken - Denmark
• Bobbejaanland - Belgium
• Fraispertuis City - France

External links[]

• Official website, with video presentation
• Desperados at the Bobbejaanland park (Belgium)
• Desperados at Fraispertuis City (France)

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