Giant Yeti Monster Hand Animatronic for Theme Parks and Haunts
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What this video covers
Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited demonstrates their Giant Yeti Monster Hand animatronic, a large-scale professional prop in which each individual finger moves and grabs via a built-in program. The unit hangs from a chain secured to a solid overhead beam and requires an operator to trigger the programmed sequence while also manually pushing and swinging the hand for added effect. It ships with integrated controls, programming, sound, and a speaker, making it a turnkey solution for theme parks, haunted houses, and dark attractions. The prop is also available in alternate versions including a green monster hand and a gorilla hand variant.
Key takeaways
- ◆Each finger moves independently through a built-in programmed control system
- ◆At approximately 300 lbs, the prop must be suspended from a structurally solid overhead beam via chain
- ◆An operator both triggers the automated program and manually controls the swinging motion
- ◆Integrated sound and speaker are included, requiring no additional audio setup
- ◆Available in multiple themed variants beyond the yeti design
Who this is for
Professional haunt operators, theme park designers, and dark attraction producers looking for a large-scale, turnkey animatronic centerpiece prop.
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