Engage Plus has developed the Xtreme New Zealand Adventure Park system based on the successful Agroventures Park in Rotorua, New Zealand. 

Here, five rides operate enabling customers the opportunity to pick and choose a ride in a park like setting.  All rides are excitement packages and are designed to challenge the participant.

The Xtreme New Zealand Adventure Park system is a high turnover model with excellent returns for investors.

Our current ride package includes:
• Small and Large Jets
• Bungy
• Swoop
• Shweeb
• Luge
• Free Fall

Check out our animated simulation to get an idea of what your Xtreme New Zealand Adventure Park system might look like.

There are a number of investor options including sole investor and partnering with Engage Plus.

For most investors it is a simple equation ­ supply the land and capital and collect the profits.

Other investors may already be running an Amusement Park and are looking to add value with a premier operation running within their current unit.

To learn more about the process for investors to participate in the deployment of Xtreme New Zealand Adventure Parks throughout click here. 

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The Xtreme New Zealand Adventure Park system has a number of ride options depending on the location and environment.

The current ride and adventure options include:
• Jet boating (both 10+ seaters for both ocean and river) and sprint jets (3 seaters),
• Bungy
• Free Fall
• Swoop
• Luge and Gondola,
• Shweeb
• Zorb

The ride combinations depend on the terrain the park is located in.

For example, a site located in a valley next to a hill can accommodate both a Luge and a Zorb along with the Bungy, Swoop, Shweeb and Free Fall combination.

A park next to a lake can operate a range of Jet Boat options including our Canyon Jet along with the other rides.

Parks located on flat land can also include a canal specifically for the larger jets, along with the other rides.

We can also supply unique Ski Trac matting for heavy use application on ski fields and artificial slopes. (as used by the US Freestyle Team).