Vekoma Syncs Ride Documentation With Mobaro
Dutch roller coaster maker Vekoma and maintenance platform Mobaro have launched the first result of their strategic partnership.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Theme Parks
Vekoma Rides and Mobaro have launched automatic syncing of Vekoma's technical documentation into Mobaro's maintenance platform. The integration follows a partnership announced at IAAPA Expo 2025.
Why it matters
The partnership aims to reduce switching between separate systems, emails, and documents for maintenance teams that rely on both platforms. Mobaro intends to integrate additional manufacturers after Vekoma.
More than 50 parks and attractions operate both Vekoma rides and Mobaro, the group the integration is directly designed to serve. The additional service-request and spare-parts features are planned for 2027 but their final scope has not been detailed.
The players
Vekoma Rides
A Dutch roller coaster specialist whose rides are operated by more than 50 parks and attractions worldwide.
Mobaro
A provider of online maintenance and safety solutions used by theme parks and attractions.
The details
When Vekoma publishes an updated technical revision, it now appears in Mobaro without the operator re-uploading the document. The integration embeds manufacturer information directly into workflows maintenance teams already use.
Timeline
IAAPA Expo 2025: Vekoma and Mobaro announce their strategic partnership.
2026: First partnership result, the Vekoma documentation sync, goes live.
2027: Additional partnership functionality is planned.
IAAPA Expo 2026: Booth demonstrations of the first functionality are scheduled in Orlando.
Industry Trajectory
The partnership was announced at IAAPA Expo 2025 and its first functionality is scheduled for demonstration at IAAPA Expo 2026 in Orlando. It reflects a push by attraction-industry software providers to consolidate manufacturer documentation and maintenance workflows into single platforms.
Maintenance teams at parks using both Vekoma rides and Mobaro will no longer need to manually upload each new Vekoma document. Service requests and spare-parts ordering are planned to move into Mobaro in 2027.
The takeaway
Consolidating manufacturer documentation into one maintenance platform can cut manual document handling for operators. Operators running Vekoma equipment should watch for the 2027 service and parts features.
What happens next
Additional partnership functionality, including service-request and spare-parts requisition features, is planned for 2027, with booth demonstrations at IAAPA Expo 2026 in Orlando.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Blooloop.
