Case Study

One Tower, Four Rides, $270,000 in Video Sales

Moments real attractions real results

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Moments real attractions real results

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Project overview

Mountain Monster, Pigeon Forge

One of the busiest tourist markets in the USA

Mountain Monster operates a single tower with four high-thrill rides in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, one of the busiest tourist markets in the USA. The site wanted to find a way to create additional revenues while being visible on social media right from its opening. The team needed a system that could deliver quality footage from multiple angles without a large crew to run it.

 

  • Client

    Mountain Monster

  • Location

    Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

  • Industry

    Family Entertainment Centers

  • Solution

    Automated Multi-Camera Video Capture

Results

The Numbers Behind the Tower

$270,000

In video sales

In video sales generated since launch.

4

Rides

Housed on a single tower, covered by one automated system.

Millions

of views

Generated from shared guest videos on social media.

Results backed by experience

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Results backed by experience

 

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Solution deployed

One Tower, Fifteen to Twenty Cameras, One Video Per Ride

About twenty cameras work together across the tower, combining a close shot of the rider with a wider shot that shows the full drop. Each ride produces one finished video, delivered through a fully digital backend built around QR code purchase, no physical media at any step. The system was installed in 2019, ahead of an industry still relying on thumb drives and printed photos.

Key operational elements

  • Single tower, four high-thrill rides
  • 15 to 20 cameras working together per ride
  • Close-up and wide-angle shots combined into one video
  • Fully digital delivery and purchase via QR code
  • No physical media, from capture to purchase
  • First photo and video program installed on-site
Two young people sit side by side on an amusement park ride, high above the ground, secured with red harnesses. With one tower rising in the background and hinting at even more thrills among the park’s four rides, the scene also features a view of roads, buildings, and greenery below.

Moments worth replaying

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Moments worth replaying

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Your Guests’ Best Moments to Work?

A fully automated photo and video system can turn one tower into a revenue line that runs itself.

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