| Type | Manufacturers - Amusement Rides |
|---|---|
| Industry | Manufacturing |
| Founded | 28 July 1977 |
| Founder | Anthony Richard Woolls, Director (*Jan 1939, 13 Jan 1992) |
| Defunct | 31 August 1998 |
| Headquarters | Howfield Lane Chartham, Canterbury |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Products | Amusement rides |
Tivoli Enterprises was a British company manufacturing amusement rides, located in Canterbury.
- The company's status is listed as "dissolved".
- It is known for building thrilling amusement rides.
- Born in England, this company was started by Richard Woolls.
- Amtech International acts as a representative for the American companies who want to buy their rides in the U.S. The official factory was located in Canterbury, Kent.
- Their list of rides include:
- Force 10 / Paratrooper / Tip Top
- Orbiter / Predator / Typhoon
- Remix / Soundfactory / Extreme
- Big Wheel
- Move It
- Scorpion / Troika
- Spin Out—Made along with KMG (company) Rides.
- Warp 10 / Exciter
References
- ^ The Republican (Springfield, Massachusetts), 1 September 2009, [1] 1992: Bryant Murphy sustained injuries while working for his father's firm, Murphy Enterprises, when a platform on the Orbiter carnival ride, manufactured by Tivoli Enterprises (Tivoli) and sold to Murphy Enterprises by Exsaco Corporation (Exsaco), collapsed on top of him. Bryant Murphy brought this action against Tivoli and Exsaco, claiming that they either negligently manufactured or sold the Orbiter, or were strictly liable because the Orbiter was unreasonably dangerous when it left their 4 (8th Clr. 1992) hands. The jury absolved Tivoli of any liability and found Exsaco ten percent liable in negligence for Murphy's injuries, attributing ninety percent of the negligence which caused Murphy's injuries to "others." The jury calculated the damages at $236,130 [2]
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