This type of flying chair ride is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installation, depending on the layout and positioning of the venue. Indoor parks often install the ride in themed zones or central family areas, where controlled lighting can further enhance the dinosaur-themed visuals.

For outdoor parks, the ride can be installed as a visually prominent attraction within family zones or themed sections. The structure and materials are designed to adapt to different environmental conditions, provided that standard protective measures and local installation requirements are followed.

Daily maintenance begins with a basic operational inspection before opening. Operators should check the electric drive system, rotating components, and suspension connections to ensure smooth movement and stable operation. Any abnormal noise, vibration, or resistance should be addressed immediately.

Regular maintenance includes scheduled lubrication of moving parts such as bearings and rotating joints, as well as inspection of electrical components to ensure consistent power delivery and control responsiveness. Structural connection points and fasteners should be checked periodically to maintain overall stability.

The dinosaur-themed decorative elements should also be included in routine inspections. Surfaces should be cleaned regularly, and attachment points should be checked to prevent loosening caused by vibration or environmental exposure. With consistent inspection, cleaning, and lubrication, the ride can maintain reliable performance, visual quality, and operational safety throughout its service life.