Great Cinema 7D – AIL Fleischmann Productions
Mobile cinema experience with a simulator feel
Operator: AIL Fleischmann Productions (Eisleben)
Großes Kino 7D is a standalone travelling funfair attraction. Here you can find out how the experience works, what is known about its history and which details you should check on site.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
Highlights & records
Mobile simulator with a documented capacity of 12 people per screening.
The focus is on a staged cinema and simulator experience, not a ride.
Großes Kino 7D: A different funfair experience
Großes Kino 7D is not a traditional ride, but a mobile simulator. Instead of circling the fairground or riding a roller coaster, you take part in a staged screening. This makes the attraction particularly interesting for visitors who want to try something different at the funfair. The name 7D suggests a multidimensional cinema experience. However, the verified records do not fully describe which specific film programmes and additional effects are currently offered. So we do not claim that every screening includes particular water, wind or motion effects. The programme announced by the operator on site is what matters. A simulator may differ from a conventional cinema visit, but you should ask about the actual intensity before taking part.
General
- Manufacturer
- Meyer custom-built
- Model
- Mobile 7D simulator
- Year built
- 2020
- Premiere
- 2020
Set-up & transport
- Footprint
- 5.5 × 12 m
- Power rating
- 20 kW
History of Großes Kino 7D
The Ride-Index ride database lists 2020 as the year it was built and describes the attraction as a Meyer custom build. It premiered on 23 July 2020 at the BIE-HAPPY pop-up amusement park in Bielefeld. Torsten Meyer from Seesen in the Harz was initially listed as the operator. The specialist source records this operation as a previous owner for the years 2020 to 2024. Today, Großes Kino 7D is listed under AIL Fleischmann Productions from Eisleben. The change of operator is important because older photos and event listings may show the same simulator under a different showman's business name. When looking for current appearances, you should therefore not search only for the name ‘7D Kino’. There are several mobile simulators with similar concepts.
Timeline
Premiered on 23 July 2020 at the BIE-HAPPY pop-up amusement park in Bielefeld.
- Operator
- AIL Fleischmann Productions (Eisleben)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
Previous operators
Torsten Meyer (Seesen/Harz), 2020–2024.
Who is Großes Kino 7D suitable for?
If you are looking for a change from traditional rides, a simulator could be an exciting option. The experience takes place in a limited group and depends more on the screening than a fixed ride does. That is why it is worth asking about the current film and its age rating before buying a ticket. Information about minimum height, whether a companion is required and possible health restrictions is not generally published either. The rules at the attraction always take precedence. If you are sensitive to visual stimuli or movement, you should discuss the specific screening with staff. Prices and screening times may vary depending on the location and programme.
Technology, seats and visitor tips
Ride-Index lists the simulator's external dimensions as twelve by 5,5 metres and its power requirement as 20 kilowatts. A capacity of twelve people per screening is documented. Without reliable information about screening duration and changeover times, hourly capacity cannot be calculated. The exact equipment used in current screenings is therefore not padded out with generic ‘7D’ promises. Before visiting, it is a good idea to check the confirmed line-up of rides for the relevant year, as a tour schedule from a previous year says nothing about the current season. You can find more special attractions in our overview. The technical details and operator history come from the Ride-Index profile.
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