Martin & Vleminckx

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Martin & Vleminckx

Martin & Vleminckx Ltd. (doing business as MV Rides) is a thrill ride and roller coaster manufacturing and construction company headquartered in Montreal, Québec, Canada[1] with an affiliated office in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, a manufacturing facility in Orlando, Florida, United States, and two subsidiaries, including a warehouse in China.

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Martin & Vleminckx Ltd.
MV Rides
Company typePrivate
IndustryManufacturing
FounderGhislain Martin
Alain Vleminckx
Headquarters,
Area served
Worldwide
Number of employees
50
Websitemvrides.com
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History

Martin & Vleminckx, founded in 1984, is a world leader in the design, manufacture, fabrication and installation of traditional wooden roller coasters.

In November 2022, Martin & Vleminckx acquired the patent portfolio of Bill Kitchen that includes products such as the Unicoaster®, the Unicoaster® 2.0, the SkyBlazer™, the Skyspire™, the Polercoaster™, the G-Storm™, the Vistawheel™ and the Thrillwheel™.

The company offer an innovative and exciting attractions catalogue of products to serve the amusement park and recreational industry.

Projects

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Since 1984, Martin & Vleminckx has erected over 100 roller coasters and other amusement rides manufactured by a variety of companies from around the world. Including: Bolliger & Mabillard,[2] Chance Morgan,[3] Hopkins Rides,[4][5] Intamin,[6] Maurer AG,[7] ProSlide Technology,[8] Vekoma,[9] Zamperla,[10] Martin & Vleminckx installed the two tallest roller coasters in the world; Kingda Ka in New Jersey, and Top Thrill Dragster in Ohio. Martin & Vleminckx has built wooden roller coasters all over the world. Some key rides include the Fireball, the first wooden roller coaster ever built in China, and the Leviathan, the first wooden roller coaster in Australia since 1985. Most roller coasters manufactured by Martin & Vleminckx were designed by The Gravity Group.


Martin & Vleminckx also conducts repair and maintenance works on coasters around the world including Boulder Dash & Wildcat at Lake Compounce, USA and Coaster at PNE in Vancouver, Canada.

Manufacturing

Rebuild

Retrack

Martin & Vleminckx has retracked 18 coasters[29]

Roller coaster construction

Amusement ride construction

List of roller coasters


As of 2019, Martin & Vleminckx has built 16 roller coasters around the world.[37]

More information Name, Model ...
NameModelParkCountryOpenedStatusRef
CoastersaurusWood Support StructureLegoland FloridaUnited States United States2004Operating[11]
Boardwalk BulletWood Support StructureKemah BoardwalkUnited States United States2007Operating[12]
Wooden Coaster - FireballWood Support StructureHappy Valley ShanghaiChina China2009Operating[14]
Zippin PippinWood Support StructureBay Beach Amusement ParkUnited States United States2011Operating[17]
Dauling DragonWood Support StructureHappy Valley WuhanChina China2012Operating[18]
Fjord Flying DragonWood Support StructureHappy Valley TianjinChina China2013Operating[19]
Time TravelWood Support StructureHot Go ParkChina China2014Operating[20]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureOriental Heritage JinanChina China2015Operating[21]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureFantawild Dreamland ZhengzhouChina China2015Operating[22]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureOriental Heritage WuhuChina China2015Operating[23]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureOriental Heritage NingboChina China2016Operating[24]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureFantawild Dreamland ZhuzhouChina China2016Operating[25]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureOriental Heritage XiamenChina China2017Operating[26]
Jungle TrailblazerWood Support StructureFantawild Asian LegendChina China2018Operating[27]
Wooden Dragons Roller CoasterWood Support StructureSunac JinanChina China2021Operating[38]
LeviathanWood Support StructureSea WorldAustralia Australia2022Operating[39]
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