JPH0510864Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to an amusement facility.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, amusement facilities are known in which players compete for results such as hit rate by hitting a target with a beam of light emitted from a shooting gun installed at a stationary location. for example,
There is a shooting competition device described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-2998. These methods have the problem that they are monotonous and uninteresting because they only allow you to know the ratio of hitting or missing the target using specific numbers or simply the results.

The object of the present invention is to provide an amusement facility that solves the above problems.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention provides an amusement facility equipped with a beam firing gun, a target, and a score display that displays the number of times the beam of light from the firing gun hits the target. The firing gun and the point display are each attached to a shooting seat, a plurality of the shooting seats are arranged around the entire circumference of the annular rotary disk, and a plurality of targets are set on the inner diameter of the annular rotary disk. The annular rotary disk is rotatable and is installed inside a building having a place for getting on and off the shooting seat.

[Effect]

As the annular rotary disk rotates, the relative position between the target and the shooting seat changes, and other targets appear and disappear one after another, making it possible to fire all at once from each shooting seat, and also to shoot from the shooting seat. Since the objects actually move, the shooter feels as if he or she is in the actual scene.

The shooters at each shooting seat can shoot while competing for accuracy and the like by looking at the score display.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be explained in detail based on the drawings.

In FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, an annular rotary disk 2 is provided inside a building 1, and a plurality of shooting seats 3 are provided around the entire circumference of the rotary disk 2. It is arranged. On the inner diameter side of the rotary disk 2, a large number of targets 4 such as fighter jet models are arranged at a predetermined height above the floor surface. Specifically, the inner diameter side of the rotary disk 2 is
It is divided into an interception combat area 6 and a fortress attack area 7 via ceasefire areas 5, 5, and in the interception combat area 6, the targets 4 are arranged concentrically with respect to the center O. A fortress 8 having a circumferential wall is provided in the fortress attack area 7, and a light beam is emitted from this fortress 8 in the direction of the outer diameter by a firing gun 19. , enhancing the atmosphere of battle. In addition, target 4 is also in front of fortress 8...
is placed.

The above-mentioned shooting seat portions 3... are shown in the case of a two-seater fighter plane in this embodiment, and the above-mentioned firing guns 9... are respectively installed at predetermined positions. This firing gun 9...
Specifically, it is a light beam gun, but it is also preferable to use an electric or electron gun. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the shooter 10... can aim at the target 4... in any direction by moving the firing gun 9 vertically and horizontally. Then, you can get into the vehicle as shown by the imaginary arrow in FIG.

A sensor is attached to each of the targets 4, and when a beam of light emitted by the shooter 10 hits, a signal is sent from the sensor to a sound device (not shown) installed at a predetermined position, causing an explosion to be heard. The crash sound is configured so that it can be heard as a highly directional sound by the shooter 10 who made the hit, or it is configured to resonate inside the building 1 in order to enhance the overall atmosphere.

11... is an obstacle placed in a position that obstructs shooting, and of course, a part of the target 4... may be replaced with this obstacle 11....

A score display 12 is attached to the shooting seat section 3 at a position where the shooter 10 can easily see it (see Figure 3), and the score display 12 is attached to the target 4... Each time a beam of light emitted from a firing gun 9 hits a target 4, the number is added to the number already displayed. Of course, it is also preferable to display this using figures other than numbers, for example.

The targets 4 and the obstacles 11 are suspended from above by wires or the like and are stationary in the space, but it is also preferable that they are erected from the floor using support columns.
Furthermore, the targets 4 and the obstacles 11 may be rotated in the opposite direction to the shooting seat section 3.

In FIG. 1, visitors who enter the hall 13a inside the building 1 from the entrance 13 sequentially enter the shooting seat section 3...
However, due to the presence of the shielding walls 14, 14 and the ceasefire area 5, the view is initially blocked until the annular rotary disk 2 rotates by a predetermined angle in the direction of the arrow in the figure.
Suddenly, as they went around the edge of the shielding wall 14, explosion sounds and gunshots echoed, and in the midst of the scene in the interception battle area 6, where countless firing beams flew, each shooter 10... immediately began to engage in battle. Take a stance.

The ceasefire areas 5, 5 are covered with a cover or the like so that they cannot be seen from the firing seat 3, and are structured so that only the targets 4 and obstacles 11 can pass through them. .

Furthermore, the rotary disk 2 rotates and the ceasefire area 5 on the opposite side
When it reached the point, everything disappeared from sight,
When you enter the next fortress attack area 7, the battle will start again. Next, when another shielding wall 14 is reached, the gunshots etc. stop and the battle ends. 15 is the landing area and 16 is the exit.

As mentioned above, by rotating the turntable 2 to which the firing seat part 3... is attached around the center O, and by providing ceasefire zones 5, 5 at two locations along the way, the battle scene can be different with a fresh feeling each time. can be experienced.
Also, when I first arrived at the shooting seat section 3..., the shielding wall 14
Because of this, you can't see anything, so you can use your imagination and create expectations during that time. In addition, target 4...
If you give different points depending on the distance of the object, or if you set up a large scoreboard in a certain place and display the points in a concentrated manner, you can compete with others in terms of shooting accuracy, etc. Doubles the fun.

[Effect of idea]

The present invention has significant effects as described below.

As the annular rotary disk 2 rotates and the shooting seat 3 (itself) moves, various targets 4 appear and disappear one after another, and the target 4 can be shot with the firing gun 9, resulting in changes. It's exciting and interesting, and you'll feel like you're actually fighting in a real battle, giving you a thrilling sense of realism.

Since a plurality of shooting seats 3 are provided in a circular shape, a large number of shooters can be accommodated and they can fire at the same time.Furthermore, since the shooting seats 3 are movable, the shooters can be rotated one after the other to accommodate a large number of shooters. can be enjoyed.

Since a plurality of targets 4... are arranged on the inner diameter side of the annular rotary disk 2 and the space is used effectively, there is no need to make the building 1 larger than necessary, and the installation cost can be reduced. .

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a plan view showing one embodiment of the present invention;
The figure is a perspective view showing the exterior of a building in which an annular rotary disk, etc. is installed, Figure 3 is a perspective view explaining the operation, Figure 4
The figure is a side view of the shooting seat section, and FIG. 5 is a plan view thereof. 2... Annular rotary disk, 3... Shooting seat section, 4...
Target, 9... firing gun, 12... point display.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In an amusement facility equipped with a beam firing gun 9, a target 4, and a score display 12 that displays the number of times the beam fired from the firing gun 9 hits the target 4,
The above-mentioned firing gun 9 and the above-mentioned point display 12 are respectively attached to the shooting seat section 3, and the shooting seat section 3 is connected to an annular rotary disk 2.
A plurality of targets 4 are disposed on the inner diameter side of the annular rotary disk 2, and the annular rotary disk 2 is made freely rotatable so that a plurality of targets 4 are arranged around the entire circumference of the shooting seat section 3. Inside the building 1 having the landing areas 13a and 15,
A play facility characterized by the following: