A theater house includes a stage and stalls; the stage and the stalls include respective elongated portions located side by side and alternating to each other; the stage being at a greater height with respect to the stalls; a roofing is movable between a retracted configuration wherein it uncovers the stalls and an extended configuration wherein it covers the stalls thus defining a further walking surface adjacent to the stage.

In a theater or ride attraction, a motion base articulates a load-bearing seating platform by independently revolving two intermediate wedge-like rings to provide pitch, roll and yaw movements. Unlike flight simulator types of motion bases, these movements do not rely on substantially horizontally pivoting axes, and the resultant loads imparted to motive components. Rather the movements are provided by a circumferentially wedging action between the rings. The motion base has high load carrying capacity and reduced space requirements.

A modular beam structure consisting of one or more collapsible, lockable and interconnectable support structure modules, and any transition module to change longitudinal direction of the structure. In addition, it is possible to attach onto one or more support structure modules a collapsible platform and/or wall or fence. The structure is at an upstream end or start end attachable, via a module end element, onto an attachment device, e.g. a wall or attachment block, via a support frame which is fixedly attached to the attachment device.

A modular beam structure consisting of one or more collapsible, lockable and interconnectable support structure modules, and any transition module to change longitudinal direction of the structure. In addition, it is possible to attach onto one or more support structure modules a collapsible platform and/or wall or fence. The structure is at an upstream end or start end attachable, via a module end element, onto an attachment device, e.g. a wall or attachment block, via a support frame which is fixedly attached to the attachment device.

A theater house includes a stage and stalls; the stage and the stalls include respective elongated portions located side by side and alternating to each other; the stage being at a greater height with respect to the stalls; a roofing is movable between a retracted configuration wherein it uncovers the stalls and an extended configuration wherein it covers the stalls thus defining a further walking surface adjacent to the stage.

A theater house includes a stage and stalls; the stage and the stalls include respective elongated portions located side by side and alternating to each other; the stage being at a greater height with respect to the stalls; a roofing is movable between a retracted configuration wherein it uncovers the stalls and an extended configuration wherein it covers the stalls thus defining a further walking surface adjacent to the stage.

A mat assembly having a plurality of mats, interconnected with connectors including a cable for passing through a channel of each mat, wherein each end of the cable is secured, and a ratchet or winch mechanism for shortening the effective length of the cable; such that, when shortened, the cable retains abutting mats in contact with each other; and/or 5 including a bridge connector having two or more expandable plugs, spaced apart on the connector, and each expandable plug fits within and expands to securely engage an opening in each of the abutting mats.

A collapsible and portable deck system comprising: a) a collapsible support frame configured to support a deck base portion comprising a plurality of frame members coupled in a scissor structure and configured to be expanded from a collapsed position to an extended position, comprising i. a plurality of frame members, ii. a plurality of corner upright frame members; iii. a plurality of middle upright frame members; iv. a plurality of upper connector assemblies; and v. a plurality of lower connector assemblies; and b) a modular deck base portion, comprising i. at least two first deck support members, ii. a plurality of second deck support members, and iii. a plurality of interconnected deck boards.

A dynamic multidirectional film watching system, comprising: a film watching system base; a motor arranged on the film watching system base; a film watching platform base fixedly arranged on the film watching system base; a film watching platform arranged in a rolling arrangement on the film watching platform base and comprising a plurality of rows of seats; a roller arranged on a rotation shaft of the motor; a transmission cable with one end arranged on the roller and the other end fixedly arranged on the film watching platform; and an incomplete spherical screen vertically arranged on the film watching system base, and an opening thereof facing the film watching platform. A bottom of a film watching platform is arranged in a rolling arrangement on the film watching platform base to provide audience with more dynamic and multidirectional film watching experiences.

A dynamic multidirectional film watching system, comprising: a film watching system base; a motor arranged on the film watching system base; a film watching platform base fixedly arranged on the film watching system base; a film watching platform arranged in a rolling arrangement on the film watching platform base and comprising a plurality of rows of seats; a roller arranged on a rotation shaft of the motor; a transmission cable with one end arranged on the roller and the other end fixedly arranged on the film watching platform; and an incomplete spherical screen vertically arranged on the film watching system base, and an opening thereof facing the film watching platform. A bottom of a film watching platform is arranged in a rolling arrangement on the film watching platform base to provide audience with more dynamic and multidirectional film watching experiences.