The story of the FABBRI Company is clearly linked to that of "Bergantino", a village in the province of Rovigo (north-east Italy) commonly known as "The village of the ride", as many of its inhabitants have dedicated to the handicraft production of travelling rides since just after World War 2.

In September 1950 Romolo Fabbri launched his first creation into the market: the 'AVIO' (Aeroplane Ride) - with vehicles rising up in the air - specifically designed for travelling showmen, that soon reaches a big success. Driven by this enthusiastic outcome, a few years later, Mr. Fabbri added a new effect, that of a game, having passengers "shooting" at each other; the 'AVIO' had evolved into the TELECOMBAT, a real 'combat' in the air.

In the early 70s the direction of the company was taken over by Mr. Licinio Fabbri, his son. Mr. Romolo Fabbri continued actively with the creation and designing of new attractions, constantly increasing and improving FABBRI's production of new and exciting rides. At that time the boundaries of the Italian market became too small for the FABBRI Company, which then expanded its activities within the entire European continent. Among the best known there are the Wheels, Pirate Ship, Tagadà and Flying Carpet, to mention only a few.

In the 80s the target became the world market. The FABBRI organisation's great success is marked by advanced technology, quality, concern for safety and creative imagination: features that have made FABBRI a leader in the manufacture of attractions for Parks and Travelling Showmen. The enthusiasm for the Kamikaze ride, of which 150 units were sold in 12 years, is just an example of the great success of the company.

Rather than concentrating production in only one facility, the FABBRI family founded several affiliated companies, all located in nearby towns, each specialising in its own type of ride and still paying careful attention to quality and cost controls which are closely monitored at each factory.

In 1998, after years of collective growth amongst the family of companies, some confusion arised out of the different factory names and in order to solve this problem, the five factories created a single marketing organisation: the FABBRI group.

Through FABBRI's sales Company, the rides are exported not just in Europe but all over the world, from the Far East to Australia, from the USA to Central and South America. All of the Group's wide assortment of rides and products are offered from this single source. All of the amusement attractions from Kiddie rides to Family rides, from Major rides and now even to Roller Coasters are available through the FABBRI group.