As the exclusive distributor of the finest manufactured children’s rides for all of North America, we are proud to represent the Jolly Roger licensed character rides and premium interactive/educational rides from the U/K.
Jolly Roger features the most prestigious line of licensed character rides in the world. Such favorites as Garfield, Pink Panther, Lowly Worm Apple Car, Bob the Builder and Thomas the Train capture the imaginations of our young audience. Design features include quality gel-coat and base coat/clear coat automotive finishes for durability and authentic appeal. Belt driven mechanisms for smooth, safe and reliable operation. Solid state electronics for easy operator adjustments at the flip of switch and high quality audio messages to entice the child’s riding experience.
To compliment the license rides are the premium interactive/educational rides which enhance the rider’s imagination and motor skills. All units are fully gel-coated which virtually eliminates costly refurbishing and keeps rides looking newer for years. Special features include interactive buttons, color video screens, joysticks, LED panel displays, and 8-way motion actuators. Solid state electronics provide speech and interactive/educational activity between the child and ride and child and parent. Smooth mechanical operation is produced by a combination motor/reducer system.
Theisen Vending also produces their own line of children’s rides which include the Sundance Horse featuring a real leather saddle and live action sounds. The T-Bone Bull offers the rider a pro bull riding experience with authentic sounds and bull riding pad and rope, the Wake Buster Boat is a racing boat with Miami Vice theme music, and all children’s favorite the Trail Boss all-terrain vehicle with real rubber tires and motor audio. All rides come with a belt driven mechanism, quality sound and programmable time and coin controller.
All rides represented by Theisen Vending Company offer a one year parts warranty and are ETL listed for industry safety standards.
