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Rilix Coaster

Two-seat VR simulator running 360-degree roller coaster scenarios using seat vibration and wind effects instead of a motion base. 24-square-foot footprint, 3-minute rides, family-friendly content library.

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Rilix Coaster is a two-seat VR simulator that runs 360-degree roller coaster experiences without a motion base. It uses seat vibration and wind effects to create the sensation of speed and movement. The unit runs a library of over 30 scenarios spanning action, adventure, horror, and family-friendly themes. Each ride runs approximately 3 minutes.

The hardware is a fiberglass cabinet measuring 4 feet wide by 6 feet deep by 7 feet tall. It includes a 43-inch spectator monitor. The unit does not require a VR headset — riders wear built-in goggles mounted to the seat. Total footprint is 24 square feet. The cabinet can be disassembled for transport through doorways and elevators.

Rilix targets family entertainment centers, arcades, and similar venues looking for a low-maintenance VR attraction that can run at high throughput. Average session length is 5 minutes including load/unload. Typical pricing is around $5 per play. The product has been in market since 2014 and is installed in over 25 countries.

The system includes a web-based management portal for tracking usage and revenue. Operators can access the dashboard from any internet-connected device. The unit is distributed in the U.S. by Shaffer Distributing, Betson Enterprises, and Moss Distributing.

Rilix Coaster suits operators who want a VR coaster experience but don’t want to run a full motion simulator. It’s priced lower than products with hydraulic motion bases. The tradeoff is limited physical movement — the experience relies on visual immersion, seat vibration, and wind rather than pitch and roll. For venues where floor space, maintenance, and upfront cost are priorities, that tradeoff works.

Additional information

Dimensions 6 × 4 × 7 in
Manufacturer

Rilix LLC, Melbourne, FL USA

Footprint

24 sq ft

Multiplayer

Seated (2 players)

Average Game Length

3 minutes

Total Experience Length

5 minutes

Average Price per Play

$5

Play Type

Single Player

Ideal Player Profile

Family

Target Age Group

All ages

Headset

Not required

Year Introduced

2014

Height

7 ft

Width

4 ft

Depth

6 ft

Who Supports Product in USA

Shaffer, Betson, Moss

Spectator Experience

43" monitor

Review from Bob Cooney's 2022/2023 VR Arcade Game Buyer's Guide:

Rilix Coaster

Rilix is a company that’s making a name for itself with an inexpensive VR simulator ride. Think Typhoon meets VR. (Which makes me wonder why Triotech didn’t make Typhoon VR instead of something like LAI’s Rabbids. They would have killed it.) Rilix has a large library of fantasy coasters and is promoting a forthcoming SpongeBob coaster.

Rilix is priced well below the other products in this category. The cost savings come because there’s no motion base. They use butt-kickers in the seat to create vibration, and as wind creates a sense of speed I’m less prone to motion sickness on the Rilix simulator than on the real motion rides.

If you’re looking for a low-cost, reliable VR coaster, Rilix Coaster is worth checking out.

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