Certainly when making an investment of adding an attraction, one should evaluate if the potential return outweighs the risk. It seems only logical that if Bumper Boats have been around for a long time, and if "Customers" like them operators should be making money.

Bumper Boats are considered a "Major Ride" in most parks. Operators are aware that the cost of adding a "Major Ride" can be staggering to say the least. The addition of a Bumper Boat Attraction has been found to be a conservative investment compared to other " Major Rides" when done properly. Don't rely just on statements from someone who is trying to sell you something. If you feel apprehensive with claims , ask for customer references that can verify any claims being made to you.

From a manufacturers standpoint, "Success" will come about by offering a "Good Product" and "Better Service." It is IMPERATIVE that "Outstanding Service" goes along with the sale of a product. Keep in mind... an operator should spend as much time researching and evaluating the "Service and Performance" record of the company He or She will be dealing with, as the product being considered.

HOW BIG OF A POOL DO I NEED?

"Rule of thumb", 300 sq. ft. per boat is required If a pool is "too big" or "too small" it takes away from the excitement.

HOW DEEP OF A POOL DO I NEED?

A safe and functional pool should be 36" deep. It is not that the boats have 36" Draft, but a quantity of boats and riders can make sizable waves.

HOW MUCH POOL SIDE WALL SHOULD BE ABOVE THE WATER?

Proper dimensioning is important. A pool should have 12" (minimum) of side wall above the water.