A new 35-meter Drop Tower now stands at Morskaya Alleya, Gelendzhik’s popular beachfront on Russia’s Black Sea coast — instantly becoming a landmark attraction. For the Russian customer, it marks a bold leap: from indoor play zones to a thrilling outdoor ride. Here’s how Beston Rides made it happen.
This drop tower is built to withstand severe coastal winds and other natural hazards on the Black Sea shore, ensuring long-term safety.
Our client used to operate indoor amusement projects, and was now looking to expand into large-scale outdoor rides. Their chosen location was Morskaya Alleya, a popular beachfront entertainment zone in Gelendzhik. However, the Black Sea’s salt spray and high humidity put real demands on any outdoor ride equipment.
To withstand Gelendzhik’s harsh coastal atmosphere, Beston Rides equipped the 35m drop tower with a customized anti-corrosion and waterproofing system:
The safety fencing was upgraded to stainless steel to resist oxidation from sea air exposure.
All structural components were sealed with specialized marine-grade fluorocarbon paint to block salt-air corrosion.
Every joint in the lighting system uses complete glue-injection sealing, guaranteeing reliable performance in humid, salt-laden air.
Load-bearing joints, key structural parts, and platform components underwent deep hot-dip galvanization.
Standing tall over Gelendzhik’s beachfront, the Beston 35m “Zero-G Elevator” is fully operational and ready to maximize tourist revenue. Planning a landmark attraction for a challenging site? Contact Beston Rides today to start your next high-return project!