The History of Coin Operated Rides
2010s Kupper Automaty Coin Operated Car Kiddie Ride - Cabrio Mc Police
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The ride features Edd dressed as a pilot, seemingly based on this clip of Edd at London City Airport which aired on BBC around 1991. youtube.com/watch?v=eBSXoqVcC34 When the rides were removed from Children's World, the Edd figures were scrapped and the planes repurposed as ordinary bi-plane rides.
However, this one example somehow survived, having been either sold or donated to the Caernarfon Airworld Aviation Museum. It was sited in their gift shop until last summer when I noticed it up for sale on Facebook Marketplace and immediately recognised the ride I had once thought scrapped out of existence. Back in the Day 44 purchased it and kindly provided me with this film.
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Hey everyone! Thank you so much for your continued support of the channel. We have finally made it to 800 subscribers (actually currently at 820!) so, as promised, I am uploading a special ride video to celebrate. Apologies for the delay, as many of you know I am working at sea until September and have very little internet access. But the video will finally go live at 6pm GMT on Monday August 12th.
Many thanks to everyone for their patience. I hope you will all enjoy the video! :)
I know very little about this ride but I believe it was made by Spilsby Amusement Machines in the very early 1990s, based on an earlier Jolly Roger design. If anybody would like to correct me on that, please feel free as there are several similar rides from this era and I admit I sometimes get them mixed up!
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on January 13th 2016. It had 10,892 views at the time of deletion!
The Rescue Helicopter was made by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides and released in the early 1990s. The earliest (and most common) version was blue, but the ride was later sold in yellow (as seen here) and red as well.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on August 2nd 2021. It had 3143 views at the time of deletion!
The Rio Grande Santa Fe Train was released as part of RJ Newborough's Ridemaster range in the early 1980s. The mould would later be modified and used by R G Mitchell for their RGM Express ride.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on January 5th 2016. It had 5863 views at the time of deletion!
The Super Cop Police Car was released around 2017. It was distributed in the UK by UDC, I'm unsure of the manufacturer.
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I was absolutely thrilled to find this rare ride, although its history is a little unclear. As far as I am aware, MK Chester Engineering released "Sammy" the Skunk in 1973, although I believe the fibreglass skunks themselves were manufactured for MKC by Modern Products. However, the skunk seen here has obviously been manufactured (or refurbished?) by RG Mitchell, probably in the late 80s or early 90s. While the base looks remarkably like those used on Diamond Electronics' rides, I understand that was manufactured by Fibrecast...whose rides were sold by Eddie Brookes...who was later bought out by BAFCO...hence the footplates being identical to those used on BAFCO's Futuristic Rides. Confused yet? I certainly am!
I believe RG Mitchell took over both MK Chester Engineering and the sales division of Eddie Brooke's company in the 1980s, which could explain how they had both the mould for the skunk and spare parts from Fibrecast. There is also a very rare "RG Mitchell" cow which was sold on the same base and had originally been part of Mike Chester's range under the name of Daisy.
So, to cut a long story short, this ride is basically a Mike Chester/Modern Products/Fibrecast/RG Mitchell hybrid! It was always much rarer than Mitchell's other animal rides, although I do remember riding one on Margate seafront in the 1990s.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on April 22nd 2021. It had 5604 views at the time of deletion!
Released in the late 1980s, this ride was made by Amutec. The white version shown here was by far the most popular, but a red variation was also available.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on November 8th 2021. It had 2607 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Northern Leisure Kiddy Rides, the Peppa Pig car ride was released in 2010.
As you can probably tell, somebody had put money in this ride and then wandered off so I figured I may as well make a (very) short video of the end of it. Not very exciting, but an extra ride video for the channel! :P
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Manufactured by Spilsby Amusement Machines, this fire engine was released in the late 1980s.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on January 19th 2023. It had 2581 views at the time of deletion!
Originally released as a red dragon specifically for the Welsh market in the late 1980s, this dragon was made by Whittaker Brothers. The dragon was recoloured in green with a red cape (decorated with yellow flowers) in the early '90s and quickly became one of Whittakers' most popular rides. There was also a far rarer blue version of this dragon made in the mid-1990s.
I have very fond childhood memories of two of these on Brighton's Palace Pier in the mid-1990s, so seeing Puff always brings back a wave of nostalgia. Sadly, this particular unit was mute.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on March 25th 2021. It had 4165 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Automatic Toys Modena of Italy, this See-Saw was released in the 1980s. It was part of a large range of "Up & Down See-Saws" with different characters on the other end to the rider.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on February 15th 2021. It had 17,249 views at the time of deletion!
First shown in this country by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides at the ATEI in January 2000, Bob the Builder was a massive hit for the UK market. As Postman Pat started to fade out of favour, Bob the Builder replaced him. It seemed this ride could be seen outside almost every amusement arcade or supermarket for several years.
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This speedboat was one of Lowestoft-based R L Smith's original range of small rides, released in 1973.
It remained a popular ride for many years, continuing to be manufactured by John Mirgaux, under the name of JM Kiddie Rides, well into the 1990s.
This particular unit has been at Bowleaze Cove since my childhood in the 1990s, although it was painted differently back then.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on August 30th 2021. It had 2186 views at the time of deletion!
Edward Savill, Hall's distributor, also based in Streatham, later used an updated version of the mould for his Bambi ride in 1978, as seen in this video. The Edward Savill Bambi was apparently made in both single and twin versions. I have yet to see the twin version though.
Many thanks to Fab for filming this ride for us!
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on June 22nd 2020. It had 2424 views at the time of deletion!
Following on from the popularity of their Scoop kiddie ride, Jolly Roger Amusement Rides released their second Bob The Builder model in 2003.
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Manufactured by Rollite of Filey, this steam engine was released in November 1968.
This particular Puff Puff toy has unfortunately been put on a JM Kiddie Rides base (taken from the Little Duke Tug Boat which was at this railway a few years ago, I think), so you can't see the original movement. It has also been repainted to represent Thomas the Tank Engine. Still nice to see such a rare vintage ride toy in use in the present day.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on March 10th 2022. It had 3944 views at the time of deletion!
This giraffe was named Jerry and made by RG Mitchell. Several versions of Jerry were made over the years, starting with a wooden model released in 1960. The fibreglass versions began to replace their wooden predecessors in the mid-60s and, as far as I know, this was the original mould used. There are two fibreglass variations which made appearances on and off throughout the years but this one was by far the most popular and would also be the last version of Jerry produced. It's hard to know when particular units were made as I now understand the rides were often used as part of Mitchell's own operation, then brought back to the factory, refurbished and resprayed and sold as new. This particular model was probably sold in the early 2000s.
Jerry is a ride who is very close to my heart, being the very first ride my mum ever photographed me riding back in 1993. If not for "Gilbert" (as MY Jerry was known), it's possible that The History of Coin Operated Rides website may never have come to be.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on December 25th 2019. It had 10,195 views at the time of deletion!
This is the rarer version of Danny Deer. I have only ever seen three of these, including the one in the video. This one clearly dates from the 1960s due to the metal stars on the base and lack of a speaker, so it's possible that this was the original design for Danny, which quickly got replaced by the deer we're all more familiar with.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on June 10th 2021. It had 3570 views at the time of deletion!
RG Mitchell released the first Thomas the Tank Engine ride in 1994. It was a relatively large two-seater ride which moved gently backwards and forwards while playing the Thomas theme tune. Interactive features included a display screen to make you feel as though you were really rolling along the railway tracks, and four push buttons for sound effects taken from the TV series.
This was a very popular ride with arcades and shopping centres alike as you might imagine of a ride based on such a popular children's character. It did take up a lot of space though, prompting RG Mitchell to release a smaller single seater version a couple of years later.
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Manufactured by Northern Leisure Kiddy Rides, the Poppy Cat aeroplane was released in 2014.
"Based on the popular childrens book and TV series, this Poppy Cat ride is made entirely in self coloured gel. The bright colourful plane incorporates the characters from the stories, Poppy and Zuzu. The ride also has an interactive feature allowing the rider to control the physical speed of the ride."
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on March 25th 2018. It had 4458 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, the JR Rescue Van was released around 2016.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on May 5th 2018. It had 2277 views at the time of deletion!
Following on from the popularity of their Scoop kiddie ride, Jolly Roger Amusement Rides released their second Bob The Builder model in 2003.
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Manufactured by R G Mitchell of Skegness, the Animal Rescue Ambulance made its debut at the ATEI in January 2002.
Alas, three out of four buttons were not working on this model.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on May 5th 2018. It had 3214 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, Bing Bunny's Talkie Taxi was released in 2018.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on July 12th 2018. It had 6100 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, the Creative Campervan was released in 2016.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on August 16th 2018. It had 2688 views at the time of deletion!
First shown in this country by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides at the ATEI in January 2000, Bob the Builder was a massive hit for the UK market. As Postman Pat started to fade out of favour, Bob the Builder replaced him. It seemed this ride could be seen outside almost every amusement arcade or supermarket for several years.
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Manufactured by Zamperla Asia Pacific of the Phillipines, the Zap Rally Sport Car was released around 2010.
From the Zamperla website:
"Special lights an original sounds.
Optional: 2 speed.
2 pedals with accelerator and brake sounds.
4 push buttons.
Lights and original sounds."
Unfortunately, this particular model was mute.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on November 5th 2018. It had 1606 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, the Mini Train was released around 1992.
Sorry, the video randomly cut off before the ride ended for some reason!
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on November 5th 2018. It had 1733 views at the time of deletion!
First shown in this country by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides at the ATEI in January 2000, Bob the Builder was a massive hit for the UK market. As Postman Pat started to fade out of favour, Bob the Builder replaced him. It seemed this ride could be seen outside almost every amusement arcade or supermarket for several years.
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Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, Slowcoach the Snail was released around 2004.
Unfortunately, his motor was very loud so it was impossible to pick up any music or sound effects once the ride started moving.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on November 8th 2018. It had 2010 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Northern Leisure Kiddy Rides, the Big Red Bus ride was released in 2009.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on November 8th 2018. It had 2800 views at the time of deletion!
The Ezee Swap is made by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, released in 2015. Interchangeable toys are made to go on the base, each supplied with unique video footage and simulated movements.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on November 12th 2018. It had 2200 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides of Skegness, Clifford the Big Red Dog was released in 2003.
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This tractor was one of the first ever rides to be made by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, released in the late 1980s. It was a very popular machine for many years and came in several colour variations.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on January 24th 2019. It had 1492 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Kiddy Rides Australia, I believe this carousel was released in 2006.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on March 21st 2019. It had 2824 views at the time of deletion!
First shown in this country by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides at the ATEI in January 2000, Bob the Builder was a massive hit for the UK market. As Postman Pat started to fade out of favour, Bob the Builder replaced him. It seemed this ride could be seen outside almost every amusement arcade or supermarket for several years.
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The three-seater Go Go Racer Carousel was manufactured by Northern Leisure Kiddy Rides in 2009 and 2010. I believe fourteen of these were released in total (this includes some modifications to previously existing carousels to transform them into these), built exclusively for operators MH Leisure.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on April 11th 2019. It had 1671 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger of Skegness, the Surf Shack Van was released in 2016.
"The Surf Shack Van is manufactured in self coloured fibreglass to ensure a durable finish. This two seater kiddie ride features digital sound effects and a gentle rocking motion."
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on April 15th 2019. It had 973 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by R G Mitchell of Skegness, Hank's Hot Dog Van was released in November 2000.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on April 18th 2019. It had 3443 views at the time of deletion!
"This ride is based upon the character from the hugely popular CiTV show Tractor Tom featuring the voices of Lisa Tarbuck and James Nesbitt."
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The Ezee Swap is made by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides of Skegness, released in 2015. Interchangeable toys are made to go on the base, each supplied with unique video footage and simulated movements.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on April 22nd 2019. It had 1589 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Falgas of Spain, the Trico Train was released around 2011.
"Friendly steam locomotive.
· 2 users.
· Mp3 Sound.
· LED lights."
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on May 6th 2019. It had 2549 views at the time of deletion!
This ride distributed in the UK by UDC and I believe dates from the early 2020s. If anybody can give me more details on the exact release year and manufacturer, I would be very grateful!
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Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, this Rupert the Bear ride was released in 2007.
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on May 27th 2019. It had 2950 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides, the Spydero car was released in 2016.
"Photo-Me and Jolly Roger Amusement rides are pleased to introduce their latest cutting edge innovation in interactive kiddie rides: the Spydero. This new creation from the world leader in amusement rides is an interactive two seater children's ride aimed at the 3 to 7 age group.
DIMENSIONS: Length 79'' x Width 40'' x Height 40''
WEIGHT: 100kg"
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on May 20th 2019. It had 1773 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Jolly Roger Amusement Rides of Skegness, the Land, Sea and Air carousel was released around 2010. It features a car, boat and plane, also used on the International Speedway, Boat and Plane Carousels.
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This video was originally published on our old channel on March 22nd 2020. It had 994 views at the time of deletion!
Manufactured by Cointronics, the London Taxi was released in 1993. The original version had a driver in the front seat (well, his head and shoulders at least!) This three seater variation was made a couple of years later.
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Manufactured by Spilsby Amusement Rides, this tiny van ride was released in the mid-1990s. It is probably SAM's most technologically advanced ride, featuring four push buttons and educational voice clips about the first four letters of the alphabet.
Alas, the "Letter D" button on this ride was not working.
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This video was originally published on our old channel on March 24th 2020. It had 365 views at the time of deletion!
This car is manufactured by Sting International and was released around 2013.
"KC Cobra Kiddie Ride is 3D video driver ride for the little car enthusiast kiddies looking for something fun and different!
This is no ordinary ride though as kids get to play a fantastic 3D driving game too! Players collect coins as they drive and these coins are converted into a ticket payout at the end of the game.
The KC Cobra Kiddie Ride is a unique kiddie ride that immerses kids in the simple driving game."
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This video was originally published on Skylark24 on March 30th 2019. It had 1815 views at the time of deletion!
The Playtime car was part of Skegness-based RG Mitchell's "Toytown" range, released in the very early 1990s. The range was aimed at younger children and consisted of four identical vehicles with different colours and themes.
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