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EXHIBITION
Euro Attractions Show 2014 in Amsterdam . . . 4
KALEIDOSCOPE
Facts – Observations – Short Portraits . . . . 6
NEW PRODUCTS
Premières and Announcements . . . . . . 10
SPECIAL SECTION
Munich – Luxemburg . . . . . . . . . 12
A LOOK FORWARD
Vreden – Haan – Rosenheim. . . . . . . 38
ANNIVERSARY
20 Years „Frisbee” . . . . . . . . . . 44
COMEBACK
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GAMES
Archery Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . 50
KIDDIE RIDES
20 Years „Lustige Seefahrt” . . . . . . . 52
GASTRONOMY
News from the Scene . . . . . . . . . 54
A LOOK BACK
Reports about Specially Selected Events . . 56
MODEL CONSTRUCTION
Kirmes-Highlights en miniature . . . . . . 66
PORTRAIT
Cinecittà World . . . . . . . . . . . 72
COASTER
The Wonder Mountain’s Guardian . . . . . 78
WATERPARK
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EXHIBITION
Asian Attractions Expo 2014 . . . . . . . 90
MAGAZINE
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EURO ATTRACTIONS SHOW 2014 IN AMSTERDAM
This year's Euro Attractions
Show (EAS) will take place in
Amsterdam from the 23 rd to 25 th
September 2014 – the second
time after the huge success of
the event in 2009.
Text:
Frank Lanfer
Photos: Amsterdam Marketing,
Heineken
The bestowing of this
year's European Star Awards
will take place not far from the
EAS exhibition at the Heineken
Experience World
And once again a new record has been announced
as far as the exhibitor numbers are concerned
(at the moment the number is over 410),
and the booked net area is an unmistakable sign
that the largest European trade exhibition has long
established itself and can even hold its own against
the main exhibition of the parent company, the
IAAPA Attractions Expo in Orlando.
And it also appears that there could be more going
on regarding the expected visitor numbers, as
there are many traditional fairground events taking
place in the Benelux countries, as well as being
home to a number of famous theme parks.
In addition to the actual exhibition taking place at
the RAI Exhibition Centre, this year sees the organisation
of a wide-ranging supporting programme.
Highlights among the events are the "CEA
Talk" on Tuesday afternoon with Andreas Andersen
(CEO Liseberg), Tolga Alisogulu (CEO Vialand),
Mascha van Till (Director Walibi Holland) and Roderick
van Zuylen (CEO
Duinrell), who will be discussing
the past, present,
and future of the
branch. Miikka Seppälä
(CEO Särkänniemi) and
Jens Holm-Möller (owner
Shoptimizer) will also be
speaking on Tuesday
about the possibilities
with mobile technology,
whilst at another event,
representatives of parks
Mirabilandia, Parque de
Atracciones and Bobbejaanland
will be emphasising
the marketing of
Halloween.
Following the "Leadership Breakfast" with Steve van
den Kerkhof (Director Plopsa Parks), on the second
exhibition day there will also be, among others, the
following conferences: "Don’t Panic! Organizing a
Crisis-management Process" with Paul Chatelot
(Director Safety) and Eric Coasset (Director Product
& Development), both Disneyland Paris; “Old
Wine, New Bottles: What Mature Attractions Can Do
To Renew and Refresh Their Facilities” with Michel
Linet-Frion (CenterParcs), Steve Rhys (Forrec) and
others; “Online Rumour Management” with Oriol
Garcia (PR Manager PortAventura), Francisco
López (Manager Burson & Marstaller) and Gwénael
Merlin (Director TripAdvisor).
Extremely important for the branch naturally is the
"IAAPA Safety Institute", which will give advice during
the three days about the unification of standards.
Very important also will be the presentation of
the first results of the new requirements for mobile
ride constructions.
There will be special seminars for operators of
water parks, experience baths, as well as for those
from indoor playground facilities: the "Europe
Water Park Forum" will take place on the 24 th September
at Center Parcs Eemhof (Referent:
Christoph Kiessling from Siam Park), while the indoor
playground branch will meet up at the "FEC-
Day" on the 25 th September.
Even before the beginning of the exhibition, the
"EAS Pre-Tour" will lead all participants to Efteling,
Walibi Holland and Dolfinarium on the 22 nd September.
And during the “EAS Post-Tour" Phantasialand,
Toverland, Burger’s Zoo and Corpus Experience
will be visited.
All in all an impressive programme for this year's
Euro Attractions Show. The Kirmes & Park Revue
will naturally be once again present in the main hall
8, booth number 8292.
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European Star Award 2014
One of the highlights of the exhibition will be the presentation of this
year's "European Star Awards". The independent event will take place
for the third time directly after the "Opening Reception" on the 23 rd September
at 10 p.m., presented by Europe's leading trade magazine
Kirmes & Park Revue, which invites all this year's winners to the
Heineken Experience World located nearby.
Due to the slightly extended and somewhat changed independent
trade jury, one eagerly awaits the results of this year's judging. Unchanged
however is the complete independence of voting. This year,
32 jury members gave their votes, among them coaster legend Dr.
Werner Stengel and IAAPA-President Mario Mamon.
Following the bestowing of the European Star Awards in 11 categories,
the evening will wind down in a relaxed pub atmosphere with beer,
wine and cocktails on offer. All results of the 3 rd “European Star
Awards” and other exciting information and articles can be found in
our "Star Award Special Issue", which will be distributed gratis during
EAS Amsterdam and which is also available from the 23 rd of September
on our website: www.kirmesparkrevue.com/eas ■
23.09.2014
EAS Amsterdam
after reception
22:00

KALEIDOSCOPE
ODYSSEE
Text & Photos:
Helmut Bresler
Now presenting his
entertainment ride “Odyssee”
at the Munich Oktoberfest:
Andreas Kunz
What's new at the entertainment
ride “Odyssee” from
Andres Kunz? At present, he is
still trimming down the ride he
took over last year into an ideal
transportable version. Moreover,
apart from an appearance
at the Frühjahrsdult in Regensburg, he has
effectively used this season to manage this task,
as well as to further improve the ride pattern.
Firstly, there are two new containers for the figures
with a torture chamber setting, providing the visitors
with a creepy atmosphere. Another new feature is
the variable control of the 16 chaises along the track,
which interrupts the ride at action-packed spots to
give the passengers time to enjoy the offering – for
example the laser show.
Furthermore, the outdoor lighting control was adapted,
and special importance was attached to a more
effective illumination of the huge name sign. Much of
the framework was sandblasted and rendered more
resilient for the coming decades. As previously
mentioned, a lot of money was also invested into
logistics to keep the large attraction transportable in
the future. The owner has received a number of
inquiries for events, and plans several guest appearances
for the next season.
■
COMPACT DODGEM TRACK
Text & Photos:
Helmut Bresler
Nicole Roth operates
the dodgem track with ease
and charm
A view into the
dodgem track
A compact dodgem track
has been travelling through
Bavaria for 25 years, which
was built by showman Siegfried
Roth from Giebelstadt,
near Würzburg.
As a rule, a dodgem track has
ground measurements of 33 x
17 metres. As this is often too
much for city-centre events,
there is in many cases no available site for a dodgem
track. In the mid-1980s, Siegfried Roth recognised
this market gap and, as no manufacturer was
interested in this issue, he began to design a compact
dodgem track himself after carrying out measuring
work in prospective city centres. The result was an
attraction with ground measurements of 18.50 x 13
metres and 16 dodgem cars. Equipped with many
light elements and an appealing
front, the dodgem track
makes a magnificent visual
impression. Relocating the
attraction requires a centre
trailer and a baggage van.
The family also owns a large
dodgem track with classic
ground measurements along
with kiddie rides as well as
various concession stalls. The
Roth family enterprise is also
the general contractor at
minor events in Middle and
Lower Franconia. ■
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DECO UPDATES
Text & Photos:
Michael Petersen
New features have been added to the “Schloss
Dracula” ghost ride (Schütze), and the “Predator”
from Löffelhardt.
At the largest fair on the Rhine in Düsseldorf, the
Schütze family from Oberhausen presented its
“Schloss Dracula” ghost ride with a new, spectacular
name sign built by the Reckmann firm. As it was completed
only shortly after the beginning of the fair, it
was mounted to the attraction only on the Tuesday
night. In addition to a “still image” there are now also
options for almost unlimited colour variations and
movement sequences of the script. Even if it is
marvellously sunny, the brilliant colours make a
magnificent visual impression. Moreover, four more
ghosts were purchased at the figure specialist
Hippel, and are now used in both ghost rides from
the Schütze family. Particularly striking is a funny
looking clown changing in an instant into a scary
monster. Punctually to the opening of the Crange
Fair, Löffelhardt’s major ride “Predator” was presented
with a changed backflash design. The existing
backflash has now been covered with a canvas
consisting of several parts and featuring matching
motifs.
■
New features at the
“Predator” and “Schloss
Dracula”
IN MOURNING
Text & Photos:
Patrick Vanstipelen
In the Netherlands, the deep mourning for the
298 victims – including 194 Dutch nationals –
of the MH 17 plane crash in Ukraine on 17 th
July was also reflected at this year’s Tilburg
Fair.
Already the atmosphere at the opening of the
largest fair in the Benelux was quite subdued –
with a minute’s silence being held. Even “Roze
Maandag” was not as extensively celebrated as
usual. The Tilburg Fair organiser, showmen, and
visitors also participated in the “Day of National
Mourning”, proclaimed by the Dutch government
on Wednesday 23 rd July. All the flags on
public buildings flew at half-mast, and between
3:50 p.m. and 4:05 p.m. the church bells in the
city tolled and the fair was closed for 15 minutes,
during which time people stood in silence. Up
until 5:30 p.m., the music equipment and the
microphones of the showman remained silent.
The city’s new head official for the fair,
“Wethouder” Erik de Ridder cancelled the public
presentation of the fairground awards – and
signed the book of condolence in the church on
Heuvel together with many other mourners. ■
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KALEIDOSCOPE
SHOW TIME
The new “Show Time”
concept combines gastronomy
with artistic performances
Antoinette Haas with her
father Hugo (l.) and artist “Mr.
Kerosin” (Frank von Kneten)
Text & Photos: Norman Vogt
Since the beginning of this season, Antoinette
Haas from Munich has been presenting the “Show
Time”; a gastronomic operation with integrated
stage.
While the guests are served food and drinks they can
enjoy free entertainment on a stage. At regular
intervals, magic and illusion shows, artistic and
pyrotechnic spectacles are offered. The unusual
gastronomic attraction consists of three nostalgic
wagons. A key feature is the stage wagon from the
“Show Time” show booth, with which Antoinette’s
father Hugo Haas wanted to conjure up some fairground
nostalgia. After a while however, he discovered
that the public had little or no interest in the
classic show booth. In front of the stage wagon, there
is a bar wagon, which was built by the Schumann firm
in 1932 and – according to the owner – used to be
“Europe’s largest mobile grill” until 1961. “We are
focussing on entertaining our guests,” says
Antoinette Haas. Apart from illusions and magic, “Mr.
Kerosin” – alias Frank von Kneten from Cottbus – has
presented, first-and-foremost, fire acrobatics such as
fire spitting, fire eating or juggling with burning
torches, since the Easter market in Kehl. For 20 years,
fire has played an important role in the show of the
46-year-old artist, who asks a daring spectator from
the audience to come on stage to be included in his
'games of fire' in every show. “If I were not sure of
what I am doing, I would not do it,” von Kneten
assures, and further notes that “The safety of the
audience comes first for me". In the evening, the
artist also presents an illusion show including, among
other highlights, the classic "Sawing a Lady in Half"
trick with an electric chainsaw before the eyes of the
guests. Antoinette Hass has worked with the artist
now for some time, and together they also compile
new show programmes at regular intervals. The
combination of a cosy beer garden and a show
programme is very well received by the public. ■
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NEW PRODUCTS
The “Terra Magica”
Ferris wheel from Rocco
Franz at the Lindenmarkt
in Allstedt
Rocco Franzelius from Schkeuditz
near Leipzig founded his
showman business with a waffles
bakery in 1999. For more
than 10 years now, he and his
wife Brit have been presenting a
Jet Ride, a hook-a-duck with a
side stall, a pastry bakery and a
confectionery stall at many small
and medium-sized Volksfest
events in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt,
and Brandenburg. In late
September last year, he opened
his largest attraction so far at the
Wine Festival in Radebeul; the
Ferris wheel “Terra Magica”.
Text & Photos:
Rolf Orschel
Rocco Franzelius (l.) and
his son Scott
Terra Magica
In view of these facts, Rocco
Franzelius gave some thought to
commissioning the construction of a
smaller wheel. Having received
several offers from different manufacturers,
he decided in favour of a Czech firm (no
Due to lack of space, tall Ferris wheels cannot
generally be built up at the majority of small details as yet revealed!), that he contracted for
Volksfest events, while most of the smaller examples planning and building a 15-metre Ferris wheel. “This
have fixed touring routes.
company submitted a tailor-made quotation, and
naturally the price was also an issue of concern,”
Rocco Franzelius commented, regarding the
decision to have the Ferris Wheel built in the Czech
Republic. With ground measurements of only 14.5 x
8 metres, the Ferris wheel is ideal for small fairgrounds.
As the construction requires only a threeaxle
centre trailer and can be built up and dismantled
without a crane, it can also be put up on
narrow city-centre fairgrounds without any difficulty.
Due to its sophisticated construction, the two
supports, along with the shaft and the 10 spokes,
are elevated by two hydraulic cylinders. During the
assembly of the wheel the spokes, connected by
hinges at the top end, are automatically pushed into
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NEW PRODUCTS
Paybox stand and one of
the 10 gondolas from “Terra
Magica” in detail
the shaft, where they are later secured by bolts. For
the assembly of the outer rotating rim, only the first
spoke has to be pulled back by a cable winch so
that the so-called “bananas” can be installed
between the first two spokes. For the rest of the
rotating rim assembly, the Ferris wheel’s drive
wheels are used. The 10 – non-rotating – gondolas
accommodate 4 passengers each. Due to a high
rim and being glazed up to face level, they provide
a somewhat restricted view to small passengers
and children, but at the same time a safe ride
experience without annoying wind. The wheel is
powered by 2 geared motors with friction drive
wheels, rigidly fixed to the drive supports. During
the evening hours, the attraction is illuminated by
more than 5,000 LED lights and power-saving spotlights.
The Ferris wheel was built according to DIN
EN 13814 standards, has a German ride book and
was approved by the German TÜV. As the control
system had to be repeatedly repaired even after the
first guest appearances last year, it was completely
rebuilt by a German firm. Moreover, the construction
was newly packed with self-made transport racks,
as many sections were inadequately protected from
transport damage in the original version. In addition,
the platform is to be sandblasted and galvanized
next winter. This season, the Franzelius family will
also present the “Terra Magica”, among other
venues, in Genthin, Radebeul, Köthen, Kelbra, and
Sondershausen.
■
INFO
Technical Data:
■ Front: 14.5 m
■ Depth: 8 m
■ Height: 15 m
■ Power: 63 kW
■ 1 transport vehicle
The whole attraction is
loaded on the three-axle
centre trailer
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Oktoberfest München
20. September bis 5. Oktober 2014
CBichlmeierOktoberfestAbsoluteA3.indd 1 14.02.14 14:16
www.oktoberfest.eu

Munich Oktoberfest
Only a few more weeks until the Wiesn, in its fifth
season, will be celebrated in the Bavarian state
capital again! How time flies! After all, have we not
just celebrated the Oktoberfest? Well, so it seems!
For those who still hold the largest Volksfest in the
world dear to their hearts, the waiting time for the
Wiesn 2014 has been considerably shortened.
During the last few months, the Wiesn has
attracted more media coverage than ever before;
the two primary issues having been the increasing
importance of the Oktoberfest as a “political
stage” and the controversially discussed
approval of a new large beer tent.
But first the facts. The 181 st staging of the Volksfest
will take place from 20 th September to 5 th October. It
will be a “large Wiesn” spread over a 34.5 hectare
area, with 3.5 hectares accommodating the “Oide
Wiesn”. Six-hundred and five (from 1,448) applicants
were approved, including 178 operations from the
“showman” sector. There will be 140 gastronomic
operations, 16 of them large beer tents; price for a
litre of beer will be between €9.70 and €10.10 – for
the first time exceeding the €10 mark at a couple of
operations. This will not prevent drink happy visitors
from binge drinking though, and the service staff will
either be generously tipped – or have to deal with
masses of change in coins.
As usual, the first litre of beer will be served in the
Schottenhamel beer tent at the opening on Saturday,
when Munich’s new Lord Mayor Dieter Reiter will have
to demonstrate his tapping-of-the-keg skills for the
first time.
Position Poker
Reiter was not only Munich’s former economics
spokesman, he also was the Wiesn boss for a short
time – as well as also being Lord Mayor candidate as
the successor to Christian Ude. At that time, it had
certainly been known to Reiter that the Munich
Evening view of the
southwest part of the
Theresienwiese with the
“Bavaria”, 2013
Text: Karl Ruisinger
Photos: Norman Vogt, Heiko Schimanzik,
Helmut Bresler, Ralf Schmitt,
Karl Ruisinger
Very soon it will be “all go”
in the beer tents

SPECIAL
Josef Schmid, new
Wiesn boss
Oktoberfest helps to increase one's level of
recognition, one's popularity with the people, and
one's media presence – and one cannot blame him
for being mindful of that. He has won the mayoral
election against his competitor, Josef Schmid.
Schmid, after tough coalition negotiations in the
Munich city hall, is now Munich’s Vice Lord Mayor,
and has taken over the post as economics spokesman
and thus also, effectively, the Wiesn “boss” – a
post that (as his election competitor has
demonstrated) is not necessarily detrimental to
promoting popularity. After the announcement of
Schmid’s new post, the Süddeutsche Zeitung talked
about a “clever move”. Therefore, let’s look forward
to the forthcoming side-by-side appearances of the
two politicians on the sidelines of the Wiesn 2014 as
well as at the Wiesn itself. So much for “Wiesn and
politics”. At the press conference on 29 th July, the new
Wiesn boss revealed everything this year’s season
has to offer.
Novelty Showman Attractions
“Could be worse” was the headline of the report
about the new attractions in the “SZ” the day after.
Well, those who expected types of rides never seen
before will go away disappointed. The two novelties
2014 in the showman section come from the sectors
“simulation” and “Walkthrough construction”, with
one of them celebrating its world première at the
Wiesn. “Encounter” is the name of the latest
spectacle from Karl Häsler, and up until the official
press release clarified what could be expected for the
first time in blunt terms, there had been wild rumours
about what this attraction was about. “Visitors to a
new simulator from Karl Häsler, celebrating its
première at the Wiesn, will experience close
encounters with the third kind”. The scenario: In an
old factory, a virtual professor carries out research on
extra-terrestrial life-forms. He will now present his
latest experiment. The lecture theatre accommodates
80 interested people. Fastened to their seats
by safety restraints, they wait and see what happens.
They then encounter an alien, who resides in a huge
test tube – supposedly securely locked away. All of a
sudden the light begins to flicker: ‘Loss of Energy!
Attention: We have to stop the experiment!’ But it’s
already too late. Complete darkness, the tube
shatters to pieces and the “personal internal cinema”
starts to roll the movie in the head of every single
visitor. For those who have always wanted to act in a
science fiction movie, the ‘Encounter’ is exactly the
right place to be! With the "Encounter", a longstanding
dream of high-tech and thrills has come true
for Karl Häsler, known for attractions such as
"Sensorium", "Imagination", or "Psychodelic". While
Karl Häsler did the planning, building, and
realisation himself, the Frankfurt composer Christian
Hempen’s “Big Bamboo”
will be at the Oktoberfest for
the first time
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Colourfully illuminated fun
at the Wiesn 2013
Wildermuth, with whom the showman had already
worked on the "Sensorium", was in charge of the
image processing, sound effects, and music. The
special effects were supplied by US manufacturers,
which had already worked for the illusion shows of
David Copperfield. For handicapped people, two
wheelchair seats are available in the first row. That
pretty much sums up the press release, and sure, it
all sounds exciting; whether nor not there will be a
possibility to reveal the secrets of the “Encounter”
'live' prior to the Wiesn, was not yet clear up until the
time of going to press. The new construction, arriving
at the Wiesn on 10 transport vehicles, will be built up
on the west side of Schaustellerstraße, in the section
between cross row 2 and 3. According to the owner,
the attraction has measurements of 21 x 24 x 15
metres. Häsler’s predecessor attraction “Psychodelic”
will no longer be presented; an interesting point
is that at the beginning of this success story, in the
list of his “famous attractions” quoted above, there is
a ride called “Sky Rider”. This was a strong presence
at the German Volksfest events in the 1980s, but
never appeared in Munich. In no other sector, do
showmen who want to present their attractions at the
Wiesn who are not long-time Munich residents have
as hard a time as those presenting large ride
attractions! The “show and fun” sector however is
much less constrained. As a result, the second
novelty 2014 will be the “Big Bamboo” Walkthrough
construction from Michael and Robert Hempen, a
Caribbean hula-hula attraction, which has been well
established for some time and will also be built up in
Munich for the first time now. “Big Bamboo” will be
placed on Straße 3 Ost, at the Familienplatzl beer
garden and will replace Schneider’s “Pirate’s
Adventure”, which made its first-time appearance on
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Zwei einzigartige Attraktionen
Wollen Sie sich lieber gruseln oder ein unvergleichliches Abenteuer
bestehen? Wir laden Sie zu beiden Reisen herzlich ein.
Simply the best!
Irene Kunz • Tel. 0163 / 80 33 500 www.geisterschloss.com
Weltweit einzigartig!
Über 4 Minuten Fahrzeit • 4 Auf- und Abfahrten
drehende Gondeln • See mit 25.000 Liter Wasser
Komplette LED-Lichtsteuerung
Jumping Jets, Wasser-Leinwände,
Laseranlagen, Beamer
und vieles mehr!
Andreas Kunz • Tel. 0163 / 80 33 500 www.odyssee-ride.de

Eckl’s Nostalgie Geisterbahn: die familienfreundliche Geisterbahn auf der Wiesn
100 Jahre alt – und seit 80 Jahren auf der Wiesn!
Alt aber oho – technisch auf dem neuesten Stand!
20 Gruseleffekte • 1 lebendiger Geist
Lassen Sie sich
auch heuer wieder
von uns begeistern!
Front 24 m • Tiefe 19 m • Höhe 8 m
Robert Eckl • München • Tel. 0177/85 00 854 • www.nostalgiegeisterbahn.de
Left: Design of the new
“Marstall” façade: Right: the
“Hippodrom” is passé
this very site last year, but is not on the list this time.
So far, the list of official novelties at the “normal”
Wiesn. However, as was the case last year, there will
also be a first-time appearance in the round ride
sector, albeit of a well-known type of ride that is
already presented in another version. The Breakdance
from Kaiser-Grünberg, marked down on the
site map at the Schaustellerstraße/ Straße 4 junction,
will be new at the Wiesn, and will replace the “Circuswelt”
Wave-Swinger from the same owner this year
(see “Breakdance in Munich” special). In 2013,
something similar happened to the “Flipper” from
Zehle. A ride type successful for many years, newly
included in the ride contingent, is offered as a double
presentation. In both cases, it is a Huss classic; it
seems like a return to those exiting days when new
rides with clever movement sequences were quite
common. This also applies to this year’s comeback
of the Huss “Magic” from Hohmann – now rather an
“every-now-and-again” ride in Munich.
Novelties from Gastronomy
A new large beer tent at the Oktoberfest! In Munich,
that is tantamount to an earthquake! As a result of this
shock announcement, there was a lot of commotion
this spring when it became known that Siegfried
Able’s “Marstall” had been successfully approved to
the Wiesn, where it will drive away the “Hippodrom”
from Sepp Krätz. Two aspects caused quite a furore;
firstly, the way the Wiesn organiser handled the
usually much praised value of tradition; and

1994: SPEEDY
The Oktoberfest 1994 was characterised by novelties that went down in showman history, Häsler’s
“Sensorium“, Münch’s “Wilde Maus”, and Aigner’s “Insider” being the most prominent among them.
And then, there was yet another ride called “Speedy”. In retrospect, this round ride was a nadir in the up
until then very successful career of the manufacturing company Huss. In its première year, two versions
came on the market; one of them was delivered to the Munich Menzel family. It was not long before
“Speedy” turned out to be an unsophisticated construction; the freely rotating gondolas on an elliptically
circling ride disc did not really provide the originally planned thrill factor. The career of the Munich
example was not smooth either; having already been built up at the Munich Spring Festival it was
deprived of the chance to be presented as a Wiesn novelty later on. Some months later it was known why
the “Speedy” had not been approved for the Oktoberfest. It was only when the Wall of Death show had
to be cancelled that the construction was approved as a replacement “side stall” to a site on the extended
Wirtsbudenstraße. At least, the “Speedy” could be built up on favourable sites on the Schaustellerstraße
in the following two years – with additional torque motors, but nonetheless with quite modest results. In
1997, the ride disappeared from the Wiesn and may well be recalled as an interesting exotic, only by true
ride fans.
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secondly (once again) the approval criteria. The “Hippodrom” goes back
to the year 1902, when it was founded by Carl Gabriel, one of the most
important figures in showman history. Over the years, it developed into
one of the most prominent localities at the Oktoberfest, and has been
presented in a very appealing way by Sepp Krätz in the last few
decades. True, Krätz was convicted of tax evasion and lost his site at
the Wiesn. But one could easily ask the question as to whether the
institution “Hippodrom” could not have been saved anyway – and justifiably
so. The new Wiesn publican Able has been at the Wiesn with his
small “Kalbs-Kuchl” since 2008. “The fact that he had not even applied
this year, had stirred rumours in the last few years. Was there someone
who was sure that if they had a large beer tent, it would work out? There
have been on-going rumours,” wrote the Münchner Abendzeitung in its
article “Hippodrom down, Marstall up!” on 29 th April. The very day, the
“SZ” published a biting article criticising the Wiesn approval, “…the
evaluation system, allegedly introduced for an impartial approval, is as
arbitrary as the ADAC Awards.” In the time since publication, Siegfried
Able has showed nerves of steel – and with the “tz” he found a medium
that published reports and photos providing information about the
progress and developments in his new tent at well-staged intervals. In
the meantime, things seem to have calmed down somewhat. At the press
conference, the drafts for the “Marstall” were presented, and the press
release conspicuously emphasized the value of tradition: “The design of
the ‘Marstall” beer tent from Sabine and Siegfried Able, accommodating
visitors, is modelled on the magnificent beer tents built up at the Oktoberfest
in the early days of the 19 th century. The ‘horse’ theme is omnipresent.
Enthroned above the entrance is a four-horse chariot designed by the
Dresden figure builder Peter Ardelt, the inside is decorated with a
number of magnificent, nostalgic horses, and the heart of the beer tent
is the stage resembling a carousel.” Although the appearance of the new
large beer tent is of profound significance, further gastronomic novelties
in 2014 should not be neglected however. Erich Hochreiter, for example,
will present the new “Kalbsbraterei” instead of the Weißbierkarussell for
KASTEN
1984:
1:
30 YEARS AGO
An amateur photo from a stroll across the Wiesn after sundown
shows two ride attractions that were brand new back then:
Barth’s Triple-Looping and Hohmann’s “Südseewellen” round ride.
But they were not the only big premières at the “small Wiesn”. In
the direct vicinity (not visible in the picture), Bausch-Menzel’s
“Traumschiff” performed its maiden run. Built up diagonally at the
other end of the Wiesn, the “Feuerstuhl” from Avi made its rounds
for the first time, and at the entrance to the then new underground
station Kaiser’s “Polyp” whirled around.
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KASTEN
BREAKDANCE
1:
IN MUNICH
2014 is the 30 th season on tour for the “Breakdance” ride. In 1985, the first
examples of this speedy round ride were introduced to the fairground circuit,
and without a doubt there has not been a more successful new ride on the
German Volksfest scene ever since. To this day, the majority of the large number
of examples owned by German showmen still make their rounds as attractions
on the fairgrounds. On the occasion of the upcoming Munich Oktoberfest, here
is a portrayal of the ride’s history at the Wiesn.
Even though the Munich showman firm Goetzke was one of the first owners to
present a Breakdance in its première year 1985, it took another year for this ride
to be available also to the Oktoberfest visitors – as was so often the case with
new approvals for Munich at that time. Curiously enough, a part of the ride,
namely the gondola wagon, was allowed to breathe some “Wiesn air” already in
1985, if only for a couple of days, during the build-up of another new attraction,
the “Isar Floß” from Goetzke-Merkl, which had been “given the green light” by
the Wiesn organisers at first sight due to its Bavarian theme. Those who had discovered
the gondola wagon during the stroll across the Wiesn prior to the
opening were disappointed when it was removed again; and a few days later,
when there were the first signs that the “Isar Floß” would be a flop, the owner
would probably also have been happier if he had been able to build up the Breakdance
instead.
Eventually, the Goetzke Breakdance was the big Wiesn novelty and an absolute
hit attraction in 1986, perfectly placed at the Schausteller/Pschorr-Straße
junction. For three years, this construction enjoyed an exclusive status at the
Wiesn, up until 1989 when a first copy appeared in Munich; namely the Breakdance
from Werner Merkl, a ride with a lower backflash and wide name sign in
capital letters purchased as a used ride. It was also an appealingly decorated
construction, which went down however in the Wiesn history as the round ride
most unfavourably placed; namely at the east exit of cross row 3 and ending in
“the middle of nowhere”, hidden away behind the roller coaster, where only very
few Wiesn visitors anticipated a modern ride waiting for passengers! Even
though the name sign was divided and placed on top of each other to gain a little From above down: “Breakdance” from
more height, the construction was hardly visible from Schaustellerstraße. Due to Goetzke 1986 – “Breakdance” from Merkl 1989 –
the poor results achieved, this Breakdance disappeared from the scene already “Break Dancer” from Aigner 1990
the following year – a truly ghastly matter for the successful ride type.
Nevertheless, double presentations of Wiesn Breakdance rides went on. In 1990,
Albert Aigner (having presented the “Raupe” for ten years) brought his brand new “Break Dancer” to the Oktoberfest, where it has
appeared every year ever since, and will celebrate its 25 th Wiesn appearance (18 times as the only example of this construction type)
this year. The Goetzke Breakdance took a break in 1992 and 1993, and once the application was withdrawn to give the “Megadance”
novelty a chance as a replacement; the year after, it was not approved. From 1994, this ride was presented at the Wiesn a further four
times. The last appearance in 1997 was accompanied by mixed feelings though, not because of the ride itself, but due to the fact that
the owners would have liked to relocate their already available top novelty “Freefall” from Regensburg, where it had celebrated its
première directly before the Oktoberfest, to the largest Volksfest in the world. Typically for Munich, history repeated itself, the “Freefall”
appeared with a one-year delay.
With the first-time appearance of the ride from Grünberg-Kaiser at Theresienwiese,
this year’s Wiesn proves that the “Breakdance” is still a ride that guarantees
success. After all, even with the application of the characteristic colourful photo
motive popular with the media, of the very successful Wave-Swinger “Circuswelt”
(first-time appearance at the Wiesn ten years ago) was waived. This is highly
revealing.
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The “Breakdance” from Grünberg-Kaiser will be built up at the Wiesn for the
first time in 2014
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Wir freuen uns auf die Oide Wiesn!
Familie Schleifer
Nostalgische Berg- und Talbahn mit vier Bergen und 16 Chaisen für 32 Personen.
16 m Durchmesser • Hersteller: Firma Heyn, Neustadt a.d. Orla
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the first time, and the Winter-Triska family will offer the
“Münchner Baumstriezel” as a culinary Wien novelty.
Oide Wiesn
The Oide Wiesn 2014 will present itself in a layout and
occupancy similar to last year. While there will be a
couple of relocations among the showman
attractions, the large tents will retain their former
sites. The museum tent will offer a special show titled,
“Der Keferloher, ungebrochen cool”, or “Keferloher,
unflaggingly cool”, presenting the history of the grey,
barrel-shaped and salt-glazed beer stein. In the
amusement section, the “Evergreen” Galloper (built
1910) from the Ernst family will make its rounds for the
first time, just as will the fairytale swing from Karl
Heinz Wittmann, the history of which goes back to
1905. Moreover, the shooting gallery with mechanically
rotating discs from Maximilian Fritz will make its
first-time appearance at the Oide Wiesn. Space for
these novelties is available due to, among other
factors, Stey’s multi-storey carousel returning to the
main fairground at the Oktoberfest, and the nostalgic
Ferris wheel from Hörmann unfortunately having
been rejected this time.
Finally, the “Tradition” beer tent made a “special
booking offer for Munich residents” in the run-up to
the Wiesn; on two days locals were able to reserve a
table at the Oide Wiesn at the “Ratskeller”. Even
though this sounds like an attractive measure
providing for a better view and to preserve tradition,
it also implies the unspoken warning: “Dear Munich
residents; secure a cosy seat in time as the rush on
the Wiesn does not even stop at this small 'refuge'”!
For all the activities and relevant information on the
Wiesn go to www.oktoberfest.eu As usual, a list of the
larger showman operations is published in this issue’s
“Preview”.
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Impressions of the
“Oiden Wiesn” 2013
The first time at the “Oiden
Wiesn”: Ernst’s “Evergreen”

Text:
Michael Petersen
Luxemburg
The Schueberfouer is
the oldest and largest
Volksfest in the Grand
Duchy of Luxembourg.
The unique European
Volksfest is celebrated every year from late
August into September (this time from 22 nd August
to 10 th September) for 20 days. More than 2 million
visitors enjoy the Schueberfouer, a major Volksfest
of a special kind, every year. Showmen from
several nations travel to the Grand Duchy and
present their attractions in a peaceful coexistence
of nations.
In 2009, 38% of the total number of about 175 participants
came from Luxembourg, 36% from France,
15% from Belgium, 9% from Germany, and 1%
respectively from the Netherlands and Austria. The
numbers vary annually, but all in all they reflect the
constantly high international diversity of the Schobermesse.
The famous showman slogan “Die weite Welt
ist unser Feld” (“The whole wide world is our patch”)
is cherished in Luxembourg. So many showmen from
different nations presenting a first-class Volksfest
cannot be found on any other European fairground.
National and international guests are offered a topclass
Volksfest occupied by the latest attractions,
with classics, a distinctive fairground gastronomy,
game booths of every kind, many marketers’ stalls –
and on top of this, the unusually beautiful flair of the
event!
The Schueberfouer History
The Schueberfouer can look back on a long history
and is one of the few Luxembourgian traditions that
is extensively celebrated to this day. The town was
virtually predestined for market trading. The ancient
trade routes were vibrant, traders with a diverse
array of goods travelled from Italy to Strasbourg and
as far as Flanders through the County of Luxembourg
of that time. While Count Henry VII failed to introduce
a market that was to be held for several weeks in the
County of Luxembourg, his son Joan, King of
Bohemia and Count of Luxembourg, founded the
current Schobermesse. The King, called “Joan the
Blind” by the citizens, announced an eight-day
market on 20 th October 1340. The beginning of the
market was officially documented and scheduled to
the eve of the feast of St Bartholomew; this festival
began on 23 rd August. Today the beginning of the
Schobermesse is still closely linked to St
Bartholomew's Day.
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Das Original
Bekannt! Bewährt! Begehrt!
– seit 1967 –
Das unvergleichliche Kultkarussell
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oder +33 (0) 619 19 06 58
Mail: bozec.thomas@gmail.com
Das Karussell-Erlebnis
auf der Schueberfouer.
Ein herzlicher Dank für
die erneute Zulassung!
Fotos: Laurent Schwaller,
Steve Kayser, Thomas Bozec
Historic photos from the years
1895 and 1904
Even at that time, the County of Luxembourg offered
merchants a number of privileges, such as the
exemption from customs duties and taxes against
payment of an escort charge. Moreover, the
merchants were granted protection and security in
those quite rough days. Apart from non-resident
travellers, the local merchants and craftsmen were
included in the market, which played an important
economic role even at that time. The brisk trade with
goods of all kinds - especially cloths and china, but
also with animals, achieved good results. Initially, the
market was held on the Schuedburg, today’s Heilig-
Geist-Plateau. In 1610, it was moved to the Limbertsberg,
after the wood at the Luxembourg fortress had
been cut down, creating new
free spaces. The site was
located to the north of Allee
Scheffer, near today’s venue.
The market changed into a
true fairground with fun and
games, and moved once
again. Since 1893, the
Schobermesse has been
celebrated south of Allee
Scheffer. In the early 20t h
century, the first ride attractions
– a Ferris wheel and
some roller coasters – came
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20 Jo er .. iwwer L etzebuerg!
..
20 Jo er .. Freed!
20 Jo er .. Fr endschaft!
..
20. Schueberfouer L .. etzebuerg!
Mir soe eise Cliente Merci!
Foto: Guy Wolff
Oscar Bruch jr.
Events & Tourist Attractions
Stockumer Kirchstr. 7
40474 Düsseldorf
0049 211 50668868
bruch@riesenrad.info
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Wir freuen uns auf die traditionsreiche Schueberfouer in Luxemburg!
Although it is not possible to
imagine today’s Schobermesse
without ride attractions, the event
remains true to its origins and
retains market stalls, large restaurants,
cultural events and traditions,
which are also deeply rooted
in the hearts of the people.
The festival area is now located in
the middle of the capital city and
spreads over roughly 4 hectares,
not far from the historic city
centre in the European district on
the Kirchberg. The area on the
Glacis is unparalleled, and the
historic city centre and the large
city forest provide a perfect
setting for this extraordinary
Volksfest.
Luxembourg without
Schueberfouer
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From 1914 to 1918, the Schueberfouer
was cancelled, just as was
the case in 1940 to 1944 due to
the Second World War. From
1945, the Schueberfouer was
celebrated once again. Despite
modest beginnings after the war,
the Luxembourg people did not
refrain from visiting their Volksfest
in those hard days, but indeed
demonstrated all their pride and
willpower to ensure the survival of
the Schobermesse according to
its old traditions. In the mid-
1950s, the first attractions from
Germany were approved again;
certainly as a symbol of reconciliation
at that time. Initially, the market
was named after its venue
The Schueberfouer in
to the Schobermesse. As early as 1910, Hugo Haase
brought his “Figure-8-track”, the first large track ride,
to the Glacis.
“Schadeburg” – to be precise, as the “Foire de
Schadeburg” Over the years, this was changed to
“Schadbergmesse”, later on “Schobermesse”, but
the years 1925 and 1939
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Nach der Cranger Kirmes freuen wir uns auf ein weiteres neues Highlight unserer Tour 2014:
Es erfüllt uns mit Freude und Stolz, die traditionsreiche
SCHUEBERFOUER in Luxemburg beschicken zu dürfen.
Familie Osselmann
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• Edle Holzfußböden – Massive Echtholz-Bestuhlung
• Scheune mit lebensgroßen Tierfiguren
• Geschmackvoll thematisierte Erlebnisgärten
in jeder Größe und für jede Veranstaltung
Wir freuen uns auf die einzigartige Schueberfouer
und bedanken uns für die vertrauensvolle Zusammenarbeit!
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Schueberfouer
impressions. A special
characteristic is the many
renovations at a high level
INFO
Hearty thanks to Laurent
Schwaller and Marc Weydert
for editorial support.
www.vdl.lu www.fouer.lu
Ville de Luxembourg;
Phototheque de la Ville de
Luxembourg, Steve Kayser.
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lovingly called “Schueberfouer”
by the locals.
There are other sources
though that link the name
to the German word
“Schober” (hay rick, or
stack). The main entrance,
an ornately decorated
entrance gate, is
the landmark of the
Schueberfouer. The 18 x
18 metre gate was designed
by artists under
the artistic management
of Rik van Kerchove. With its magnificent motifs and
colours and various lighting effects, this marvellous
gate is a truly perfect entrée to an exceptional fair.
Attractions at the Schueberfouer
Apart from the magnificent entrance gate, the
“Bellevue” Ferris wheel is the landmark of the event,
clearly visible from any distance. This year, the Ferris
wheel will make its 20th appearance in Luxembourg,
providing visitors with a terrific view across the
festival grounds and the city with all its sights. Three
novelties for the Schobermesse will come from
Germany and their owners are looking forward to
their début. Michael Goetzke will bring his “Skyfall”
to the Grand Duchy, Emil Lehmann his “Geisterschlange”,
and the “Diamond” dodgem track from
Osselmann was contracted as the third novelty. As
the showman family Reb has sold their dodgem track
to Dagmar Osselmann, Reb’s dodgem track will now
be replaced by the “Diamond” dodgem track.
Moreover, the “Circus” Wave-Swinger is a fixture at
the Schueberfouer. Apart from the novelties, a
number of ride attractions will celebrate a comeback
in Luxembourg. After a longer absence, these
attractions have now been approved for the
Schueberfouer again. Once again presented will be
the “Spinning Racer” (Bruch), “Top Spin” (Ludewigt),
“Apres Ski Party” (Fackler), and Howey’s “Happy
Sailor”. Among the concession stalls there are also
showman operations from Germany that have
regularly returning customers at the event, such as
the Nielsen family, who have provided the visitors with
the finest chocolate-covered fruits for 18 years, Uwe
and Viola Wynohradnyk offering roasted almonds in
an ample variety of flavours, Frank Roos serving
grilled sausage and meat specialities, and Andree
Fackler serving all kinds of delicacies in his
Schlemmerhütte. Moreover, with his “Hau den
Lukas”, Norbert Staudenrausch will bring another
2014 novelty to the Glacis, and Rudolf Schultz
provides keen footballers with his Torwand, or “goal
wall”. There will be one ride attraction at the
Schueberfouer, which is an outright cult also in
Germany, where unfortunately it can no longer be
encountered – the legendary “Bayernkurve” no less!
This German round ride classic presented in Luxemburg
by Thomas Bozec from France always makes a
striking new impression. Further international
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cream, the Schobermesse menu provides an ample and high-quality
choice of dishes that cannot be listed here, due to lack of space! For
detailed information on the restaurants: www.fouer.lu This year, visitors
will be able to enjoy the following restaurants, Schwarzwald-Christel
(Bruch), Restaurant Kugener, Restaurant Flesch, Am Stall, Creperie
Bretonne, Restaurant Friture Joslet, Grillpalast, Friture Armand, Restaurant
Chez Irene, Restaurant La Sapiniere, Friture Henriette, and
Restaurant Schlawiner.
Souvenirs, Opening and Programme
attractions presented will be the “Simulator” (De Bryne), “Super Train
Fantome” (Camors), “Tagada” (Remilly), “Take Off” (Schmit), “Tepakap”
(Issenmann), “Toboggan geant” (Kopp), “Maxi Jump” (Kopp), “Wild
Mouse” (Bufkens), “XXL” (Dotremont), “Rio Rapidos” (A.F.B. Societe),
“Rock & Roll” (Simon), “Booster Maxxx G4” (Kopp), “Breakdance” (Marc),
“Carrousel galopant” (Kopp), “Catapult” (de Bryne), and “Cinema 5 D”
(Courteaux). They will be joined by many different kiddie rides.
Food & Drinks
Excellent food and drinks are simply a ‘must’ at the Schueberfouer. Apart
from the legendary waffles with strawberries, whipped cream and ice
Wir erfrischen
Luxemburg!
Ein herzlicher Dank
für die erneute
Zulassung zur
Schueberfouer
Markus von Olnhausen • Düsseldorf
Tel. 0177-4629850 • Mail: info@villawahnsinn.info
Directly next to the entrance gate there is the souvenir shop. The ample
offering contains familiar souvenirs such as T-shirts, pins, stickers and
the mascot, Lämmy. This mascot, created by the cartoonist Emile
Schlesser, instantly captured visitors’ hearts. After the official opening
on 22 nd August at 5 p.m., the guests of honour are served the traditional
dish; the menu provides for Luxembourgian ham with raisin cake served
with a typical wine from the region. An unusual view at a fair opening is
the “Hämmelsmarsch”, the traditional tour of the fairground accompanied
by sheep. The Schueberfouer is accompanied by various
special events. The press conference on 25 th August is followed by the
“Mayors’ Day” the following day, when mayors from different Luxembourgian
cities work as waiters in the different gastronomic operations,
rewarded with donations by the showmen. The revenues are donated to
charity. By the way, wouldn’t that be a fantastic idea for a German Volksfest?
August 27 th will be the designated Family Day with reduced prices,
followed by the Day of Queens on 28 th August, when Beauty Queens,
Wine Queens, Beer Queens and other Queens will meet for a stroll across
the fairground – a special event full of beauty and grace. Special actions
not held at the Schobermesse
but in the Luxembourg city
centre will be “Fouersonndeg”
and “Braderie” on 31 st August
and 1 st September. Moreover,
retailers will entice the public with
a high number of special offers
on those days. The money saved
while bargain shopping can be
spent at the Schueberfouer afterwards.
Two superb events mark
the end of the Schueberfouer on
Wednesday 10 th September.
From 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. ride prices
and entrance fees will be reduced
by half, and at 10 p.m. a
magnificent fireworks display,
held on Pont-Grande-Duchess
Charlotte and paid for by the “Comite International des Festivites de la
Schueberfouer asbi”, will transform the sky above the Glacis into a sea
of lights. The restaurants at the Schobermesse will open daily at midday,
when the representation of “white-collar-workers” is noticeably high as
guests from the neighbouring companies, banks and large enterprises
come to the fairground to enjoy a perfect meal. All the other fairground
attractions open at 2 p.m. up until 1 a.m., on Fridays and Saturdays until
2 a.m. Moreover, an expert meeting will be held during the Schueberfouer
from 28 th to 30t h August. More than 50 organisers, fairground
directors, and people in charge of Volksfest events have already agreed
to take part.
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VREDEN
Text & Photo: Nils Benthien
According to tradition, the Vreden fair is held on
the first weekend in September (this year from 6 th
to 8 th ). Some 120 showmen, offering fairground
attractions that include 9 large rides and 9 kiddie
rides, are expected for the three opening days.
Moreover, fairground director Klaus Ahler was
able to contract five novelty attractions for the fair,
which will be built up throughout the entire Vreden
town centre, thus providing a truly special flair.
On the market square the Musik
Express “Disco-Jet” (Arno Heitmann)
and the “Kinderparadies”
(Wendler) will entice visitors. On
the Domhof the “Booster” from
Löffelhardt will be presented as a
novelty, along with the “Crazy
Dancer” Miami (Geschwister
Freiwald), the kiddie swing-boat
“Columbus” (Sven Benning), and
the Jet Ride (Ewald Stippich). The
'figure-of-eight' course kiddie ride
“Highway Rallye” (Kutschenbauer)
will be built up on Lappenbrink,
and the “Jekyll & Hyde”
propeller (Bethel Thelen Jnr.) and
the “Kessel-Tanz” (Danny Reminder)
will be presented as novelties
on Ostendarper Straße, where the
“Märchenexpress” (Erich Kracke)
will not be absent either. The
“Formel 1” dodgem track (Philipp
Heitmann) and the “Car for Kids”
(Adriano Wegener) will be built up
on the Viehmarkt, and after a
break of several years the water
ride “Piraten-Fluss” (Heitmann-
Schneider) will once again be
placed on Wüllener Straße, along
with the “Zirkuswelt” pony ride
(Stefan Kaiser). Standing on the
roundabout on Wüllener Straße,
and clearly visible from any
distance, will be another novelty
for Vreden and the XXL chain ride
“Sky Dance” from Nülken. With the
“Crazy Island” Funhouse (Klaus
Rudolf Schneider), visitors will
encounter the last of this year’s
novelties on the Hammans car
park, together with the baroque
kiddie chain ride from Reinhard
Meeß. Finally, the kiddie ride from
Harry Wegener will be placed on Twicklerstraße.
As early as the Friday, a backstage tour will be held
at the Vreden Fair, the participants for which were
drawn by lot beforehand. As this year’s fair will be
opened an hour earlier, the church service held by the
Catholic circus and showman pastor Sascha Ellinghaus
will begin at 2:30 p.m. The church service will
now take place for the third time and has attracted an
increasing number of participants from year to year.
Children coming to the church service are already
presented with the popular gingerbread heart “Kirmes
Vreden 2014” at the church. Afterwards, there will be
a procession headed by the flag from the Münsterland
Showman Association to the official opening of the fair
at the Continental pick stand “Glücksprinz” from
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Stefan Rosenboom on the market square at 3 p.m.
After the speeches, a donation will be handed over to
“Aktion Lebenshilfe”, as is the case every year, before
500 free gingerbread hearts will be distributed to the
fair enthusiasts. After the opening, “Happy Hours” will
be held at the ride attractions, and at sales booths and
concession stalls up until 7 p.m.
Sunday morning will begin with the
church service and the subsequent
Kirchweih procession,
and the fair will open at 11 a.m.
Monday is the designated flea
market day, with 150 market
merchants building up their stalls
and offering everything from car
polish, scented soap, spices,
household goods and ceramic
ware, to jewellery, overcoats,
pans, pots, underwear and light
bulbs. The snack booths and
restaurants will offer certain
products at special prices between
4 p.m. and 8 p.m. On Monday
evening, the Vreden fair will be
closed by a colourful fireworks display,
which is traditionally
financed by all the participating
showmen.
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Group photo at the organ
from Heitmann on the tour
across the Vreden fair last year
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After the opening speeches
300 colourful balloons will
once again be released into
the air and a booming, threecannon
salute will herald the
opening of the event. After
this there will be no holding
the visitors back and the
very centre of the garden
city will be completely
turned over to 4 days of
entertainment.
Circa 200 Showmen
27. – 30.09.2014
HAAN
Text: Michael Petersen
As a general rule, more than
400,000 visitors rush to the
fairground throughout the
four-day event. This year
200 showman enterprises
were contracted for the fair
event, which spreads over a
total area of 35,000 m 2 with
every available square
metre being occupied by a
fairground attraction. Due to
strict safety regulations, this
is a difficult and demanding
task for the fairground
director, Rainer Skroblies,
and his team. The familyfriendly
fair has its own rules,
such as an annual change
between the dodgem tracks
“Diamond” (Hartkopf-Osselmann)
and “Drive in”
(Schmidt). According to this
rotation scheme, the “Diamond”
dodgem track will be
presented this year. In the
large round ride sector
Schäfer’s “Shake & Roll” and Bonner’s large
“Breakdance” are also taking turns, with the latter
being built up on the market square once again this
year.
Hundreds of fairground visitors are eagerly
looking forward to the opening of the Haan Fair
in front of the “Jupiter” Ferris Wheel on 27 th
September at 2 p.m. The town in North-Rhine
Westphalia will be celebrating a “proper fair”
from the opening right up to the finale, with a
brilliant fireworks display on 30 th September. It
seems that neither the Haan residents nor the
large number of non-resident visitors want to
miss a single minute of this superb four-day
event.
Four Novelties for Haan
Another rule is the careful choice of novelties to
avoid an excessive presence. As a result, something
new can be engaged for Haan every year.
Due to the “Südsee-Wellen” being no longer available,
the “American Swing” (Chr. Schäfer) will now
be built up on the Windhövel area. Moreover, as the
Wave-Swinger is taking a break this year, it will be
replaced by the chain ride from Fuhrmann, making
its rounds on the same site. In addition, Weber’s
“Flash” will await the visitors on the market square
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for the first time. Another novelty will be the “Villa
Wahnsinn” (von Olnhausen). This funhouse
novelty will be built up on Diekerstraße.
“Hexentanz”, “Take Off”, and Ferris Wheel
Apart from the aforementioned attractions, visitors
will also encounter the “Take Off” (Ruppert),
“Jupiter” Ferris wheel (Barth-Kipp), and “Hexentanz”
(Markmann) on the market square. Presented
on the Kaiserstraße, encircling the town hall,
will be “Die große Geisterbahn” (Schütze),
“Booster Maxxx” (Hoefnagels), the “Willy der
Wurm” family coaster (Roos), Musik Express
(Krause) and “Phoenix” (Gusowski), and following
on further along the route will be the “Diamond”
dodgem track, Looping Swing (von Olnhausen)
and “Nessy” (Markmann). Moreover, the younger
visitors will be able to enjoy 13 kiddie rides and the
free Punch and Judy show.
Supporting Programme
After an ecumenical church service celebrated at the
dodgem track on the Monday morning from 9.30, all
showman enterprises will open for the “Haan
Residents’ Day”, during which the town’s schools,
shops and companies remain closed. Moreover, the
large Oldie-Party will once again be celebrated on
the Turnstraße on Monday. A brilliant fireworks
display (which may well be extended) will mark the
end of the Haan Fair on Tuesday evening. ■
INFO
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■ Saturday from 14 p.m.
■ Sunday from 11 a.m.
■ Monday from 10 a.m.
■ Tuesday from 2 p.m.
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Ennigerloh Erbach 15
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Frankenthal 24
Freest 17.10.2013 5
Freising Fritzlar Fürstenfeldbruck 31.10.2013 18
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Halver „Schützenfest“ 31.10.2013 23
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Leipzig 01.12.2013 16
Lichtenfels 30.11.2013 5
Limburg 15.10.2013 6
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Mettmann 15.12.2013 13
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Let’s go, put on your most beautiful Dirndl and the
pretty lederhosen when it's “O'zapft is” again,
from midday on the last Saturday in August. On 16
autumn festival days and evenings, you can celebrate,
sway to the music, ride, eat, and drink with
the children or grandchildren, with friends or
colleagues at the traditional and popular Volksfest
once again. The two following autumn festival
weeks will be opened by the traditional procession
of the breweries, beer tent patrons, service staff,
and showmen, accompanied by a number of
marching bands and groups in traditional
costumes, from the entire Rosenheim region. Much
importance has always been attached to tradition
at the autumn festival – and this has hardly
changed since the first Volksfest in 1861. The best
example is family-friendliness. After all, prices in
Rosenheim are still affordable and therefore the
autumn festival is a popular destination, especially
for families. On the designated family day every
Wednesday, ride and fun attractions are offered
with even further price reductions. In addition to the
opening procession, the festive harvest festival on
the Sunday is a highly popular Wiesn event with the
visitors, and every year, crowds of people participate
in the church procession and the church
service. They are followed by the magnificent
festival procession with agriculture groups and
groups in traditional costumes, music societies,
regional culture associations, and the trade guilds.
On the last open Thursday the brilliant fireworks display
illuminates the Rosenheim night sky at 9 p.m.
From Saturday, 30 th August to Sunday 14 th
September 2014, the Rosenheim autumn festival is
open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., on Sunday
already from 10:00 a.m. Last drinks will be
served at 11:00 p.m.
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Photo: Martin Rumberger
INFO
A list of the larger attractions
can be found in
our Preview section in this
edition. Press contact under
kh@wirtschaftlicherverband.de

ANNIVERSARY
World première at the
Bremen Freimarkt 1994:
Robrahn’s “Frisbee” from Huss
It's very rare that joy and
melancholy follow so hard on
each other's heels. It's already 20
years ago this year that
Robrahn’s Frisbee made its
world première at the Bremen
Freimarkt in 1994, and this would
actually be an anniversary worth
celebrating. After all, it was the
achievement of manufacturer
Huss that was to take the idea of
the giant swing to a new dimension,
and served as a model for
many popular copies and further
developments. With the “Ranger”
and the “Hanseatic”, the unforgettable
Rudi Robrahn Snr.,
now sadly deceased, actively
accompanied the development
of constructions like these. Due
to his experience, he was able to
create the prototype “Frisbee”
virtually from the drawing board;
a concept that, in retrospect,
turned out to be absolutely right.
After all, to this very day this
attraction has lost nothing of its
appeal and has successfully
held out against all its successors.
But despite the Frisbee
being highly popular, accidentfree,
and virtually without
serious competition, it has now
to leave the country, in its anniversary
year of all times, due to
European regulatory mania!
Text: Michael Bonhoff
Photos: Michael Bonhoff, Ralf Schmitt,
Heiko Schimanzik
20 Years Frisbee
standards alone
would have cost a
five-digit amount,
despite existing
construction plans
The new European standard EN 13814 hangs having already been successfully certified over a
over the German high-tech ride attractions like 6-year inspection period. As there would inevitably
a sword of Damocles. Ironically, the EU directive for
the construction and safety of fairground and
amusement park rides, meant to harmonize
standards all over Europe, now only threatens the
be further costly inspections, calculations and
finally rework requests relating to the material used,
this would be an almost incalculable risk for the
owner.
existence of German ride
operators as, except for
Germany, all other member
states of the EU were clever
enough to grant to their
national operations the
protection of acquired rights
– and justifiably so. In the
case of the “Frisbee” – there
are only two travelling
examples of this ride type left
in Germany – the “preliminary
examination” of
compliance with the new
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This scenario makes many a showman seriously
think about parting sooner or later at least with
those “exotic" large attractions, who alone would
have to bear the costs, without any financial assistance.
This was the very decision the Robrahn
family was faced with when Edward Mellors, a
prominent colleague from England, contacted
them and announced his interest in buying the
Frisbee. Having been granted an exclusive contract
for the amusement section of the “Global
Village” in Dubai, the Mellors Group (with Edward
Mellors's son James as Director) had been searching
for appropriate rides around the globe and,
among other events, also at the Hamburg Frühjahrsdom.
After a good deal of thought about
possible alternatives, he had eventually chose the
very Frisbee he had originally had his eye on at its
première in Bremen some 20 years ago. Back then
however, the Englishman had decided in favour of
a less expensive example from Italy, to which he will
now eventually add the still unrivalled original.
After all, the opportunity to purchase perfectly preserved,
owner-operated ride attractions built in
Germany far below their normal value has never
been as favourable before.
For the same reason, Rudi Robrahn Jnr. parts with
the family’s last ride attraction with mixed feelings.
After all, in its heyday this classic ride may well have
made the largest number of appearances throughout
Germany, from regular participations at the
Hamburg Dom to 4-day events, per season.
Of course, there was also
some space for the elaborately
designed “Frisbee” on the Christmas
cards of the manufacturer
“Frisbee” transportation
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ANNIVERSARY
Farewell appearance at
the Hamburg Sommerdom
The characteristic
“Robrahn” name sign
After 20 years Rudi
Robrahn bode farewell to the
“Frisbee”
Moreover, as is the
case with almost all
the Robrahn attractions
in the
past, the Frisbee
has long since
attained cult status
in Germany. In
Ibbenbüren, for example,
where the ride has been a regular guest over
many years, a square was named “Frisbee”-Platz
after the attraction. At the end of this year’s Sommerdom,
the ride will now set out on its last and probably
longest journey for the time being. In September the
Frisbee will be transported by ship to the United Arab
Emirates, where it will be running for the next three
years in a new “more chaste” design, according to
the region’s customs. For one or two incurable fans
this may well be a reason to consider Dubai as their
future holiday destination. On German fairgrounds
however, visitors will soon be looking in vain for
attractions of this stature. All that remains will be
memories of 20 fantastic Robrahn-Frisbee years. ■
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FOR SALE
Euroviva mobile Bungee Trampoline
2006 model. 4 bed, trailer mounted.
Diameter: 35ft (10.7m). Height: 25ft (7.6m).
Power supply required: 16A 1Ph 50Hz.
Lamborghini Wave Swinger
2012 mode. 48 seats (16 singles, 16 doubles)
Full LED lighting package including LED strobe lights,
Discosmash music, mains, CCTV system, electric
gates, one load, tri-axle trailer with rear steer axle.
Mardi Gras Victorian Carousel
Visit us at
EAS Amsterdam
Booth 8461
40ft (12m) diameter model which can accommodate
60 passengers per ride. Computer controlled
transmission system. Digital sound system. Delivered
on a 44ft (13.4m) trailer. Total of 30 horses. 20 single
person horses, 10 horses holding two people,
2 dragon chariots each holding 10 people.
Tel: Stanley Reeves +44 (0) 161 835 2758
Email: stanley@sdleisure.com

COMEBACK
German comeback in
Saarbrücken: the “Polyp” from
André Massel & Söhne
The Schwarzkopf “Polyp”, was
sold to the Walygator-Park in
France six years ago. In Germany
it had last been under the ownership
of the Radlinger firm
from Munich, and its German
fans had already bade it good
bye for good – or so they had
thought; yet it has now quite unexpectedly
been brought back to
Germany! The Saarbrücken firm
Massel & Söhne purchased the
ride last year and after renovation,
they presented it for the first
time at this year’s Maifest in
Saarbrücken.
Text: Norman Vogt
Photos: Norman Vogt, Heiko Schimanzik
André Massel (r.) and his
son René
Polyp
he type “Monster 3” ride was built by the
TSchwarzkopf firm for the Kinzler company in
Stuttgart in the early 1980s. Next it was operated by
the Inge Bruch firm for many years before finally
being purchased by the Munich showman firm Radlinger
in 1994 – under the management of which the
“Polyp” made an appearance at the “Wiesn”. In
2008, the ride was sold to the Walygator-Park in
France, where a number of rides from Germany had
already found a new home. However, due to poor
maintenance the ride had fallen into a quite dreadful
condition. As the hydraulic system no longer
worked and the arms could not even be lifted during
the ride, the park even
closed down the “Polyp”
after a short time, and
was then offered for sale
last year. As André
Massel from the neighbouring
city of Saarbrücken
had been interested
in the ride for
some time, he duly
purchased it, even
though it was in a truly
desolate condition.
After a thorough inspection, and even though he was
aware of the fact that he would have to invest a lot of
time and money to be able to tour the “Polyp” once
again, he nonetheless took up the challenge, assisted
by his two sons. Shortly after they had transported
the ride across the border to the family property,
they began to technically and visually overhaul the
construction by themselves during the winter break.
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equires three transports (one centre trailer and two
baggage vans) for relocation.
This season, the “Polyp” has been, or is still to be
presented, in Blieskastel-Webenheim, Gernsheim,
Oberkirch, Breisach, and at the Oktoberfest in Saarbrücken.
In addition to the “Polyp”, the family continues
to operate the “Beach Polyp”, built by Bakker,
which André Massel purchased in 1995. ■
The ride under
management of Bruch (top)
and later at the Munich
Oktoberfest under Radlinger
First, the ride was completely dismantled, all the
steel parts were sandblasted and then prime-coated
and newly painted. Next, all screws, bolts, and
bearings were renewed, and new engines for the
gondola crosses were installed. Moreover, the
gearing, the hydraulic system, the electrical equipment
and the control system were completely overhauled.
Finally, the gondolas were newly painted,
and the centre and the backflash were either partially
repaired or renewed by Peter Metzler. Although
not all the lighting elements had been installed up
until the ride’s première at the Maifest in Saarbrücken,
the “Polyp” was presented in excellent condition
and was very well received by the public. The
“Polyp” has ground measurements of 22 x 22.50
metres and electrical requirements of 150 kW,
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GAME
ARCHERY GALLERY
At the Passau Maidult, the young
Munich showman Phillip Vespermann
celebrated a successful
première with his archery
gallery. The attraction is a good
example of how a traditional
sport – in this case shooting with
a bow and arrow – can be
presented in modern “packaging”.
Text: Ralf Schmitt
Photos: Archiv Vespermann
Philipp Vespermann has
become an independent showman
with an archery gallery
20-year old Philipp Vespermann acquired the
necessary experience from his mother’s ballthrowing
booth – and the Walkthrough sector was not
entirely unknown to him either. Having thoroughly
studied the market, he decided to become an
independentshowman with an archery gallery last
summer. While he contracted the Strempel firm for the
basic frame of the new attraction, he fitted out the
interior and exterior decoration (among other
materials, 380 kilos of natural bamboo were used)
and the light installation himself. Moreover, he
succeeded in engaging a scenery painter from the
Munich Opera for the attraction’s design. The chosen
“Jungle” theme, realized by the artist in a 3-mix
technique (airbrush, paintbrush and spray can),
impressively demonstrates that the depiction of
jungle motifs is far more than just gorilla heads. The
three-dimensional paintings provide an amazing
depth effect. In winter, Philipp Vespermann learnt
everything there is to know about this precision sport
in both theory and practice at an archery club; for
certain professional guidance and explanations for
inexperienced shooters is indispensable at the Volksfest.
Original sports bows (for left and right-handed
people) are available, including bows for adults with
9-kg draw weight and special bows for children from
6 years of age. Philipp Vespermann attaches special
importance to a number of details on both the outside
and the inside of the attraction, such as the staff
clothing matching the theme, the use of real plants
and flowers as decoration, and the use of natural
wood inside the attraction. The attraction has a front
of 8 m, is 5.50 m deep (4 m are also possible) and 5
m in height.
Apart from Passau, the tour schedule in the première
season included, among other venues, Kempten,
Bayreuth, Schweinfurt, Friedrichshafen, Fulda and
Straubing. The finale of the season 2014 will be a
guest appearance at the Basle Herbstmesse. ■
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The artist painted the attraction in a 3-mix technique (airbrush,
paintbrush and spray can)
Benches, barrierfree
access and further details
of the attraction
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KIDDIE CONSTRUCTIONS
20 YEARS “LUSTIGE SEEFAHRT” MÜLLER
This year, Peter and Corinna
Müller from Berlin celebrated a
milestone anniversary: For more
than 20 years their “Lustige Seefahrt”
with its boats, swans and
other maritime mounts, has been
making its rounds.
Text:
Ralf Schmitt
Photos: Ralf Schmitt, Heiko Schimanzik
For 20 years on tour
under the management of the
Müller family: “Lustige Seefahrt”
Corinna and Peter Müller
with their pet Jack Russell
Moritz
The ride was built by the Dietz firm as a single-unit
production for the Henn family in 1987. As the
Henn family had a successor model built (also by
Dietz) later on, Peter and Corinna Müller were able
to purchase the “Lustige Seefahrt” in 1994. While the
“Lustige Seefahrt” was built up exclusively in and
around Berlin in the first year under the management
of the Müller family, it was then, and still is regularly
presented on many Volksfest events throughout
Germany, such as Osnabrück, Eisleben, Mannheim,
Limburg, Havelberg, Bergheim, Freiburg, Hamburg,
Crailsheim, Oldenburg and Crange – to name but a
few. In all those years, the ride was repeatedly upgraded
to the latest technical and visual standards;
for example, with “speaking” mounts, new decoration
elements, and running LED lighting.
In a major redesign in 1996, the ride (ground
measurements: 19 x 18 m) was equipped with a new
front, which was followed by a new backflash in
1997. The new styling of the “Lustige Seefahrt”
comes from the Afaw firm.
Completely new is the small beach bar in front of the
characteristic lighthouse paybox, with palm trees,
benches, a sandy beach and kiddie beach chair.
When it comes to choosing the ride mounts, the
young passengers have clear favourites; while the
pink “Barbie” swan is the most popular with the girls,
the boys prefer the fire fighting boat and the police
vessel.
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GASTRONOMY
PIZZERIA DANIELE
The new “Pizzeria
Daniele” from Lemoine
Text & Photos: Michael Petersen
Ute and Daniel Lemoine
opened their new “Pizzeria
Daniele” at the Düsseldorf
Rheinkirmes.
Their former sales booth was so
badly damaged in a road
accident on 11 th September last
year that it was beyond repair.
Only the name signs “Pizzeria”
and “Daniele” could still be
used. On 10 th January this year, they engaged the Pfaff
firm in Bad Lausick to build a new wagon. During the
planning phase the wishes of the Lemoine family,
travelling gastronomy experts for some 14 years, were
taken into consideration and special importance was
attached to the operation’s recognition value. The new
operation captivates the public with its Mediterranean
colours that provide it with a special ambience. The
counter is divided into a bar and a sales area. Particularly
striking is the round counter that visually appears to
be freely suspended, and boasting an impressive light
base. Precious wood gives this section a certain
'exclusive' quality, and the barrier-free wagon offers
level access. The restaurant, seating 60 guests, also
provides a picturesque and stylish ambience.
While guests are served at the table, customers in a
hurry can also choose their dishes in the sales area and
take them to the table to eat. The preparation area is
open and predominantly made from high-quality steel,
and the floor is covered with a high-quality industrial surface.
An oven with four levels provides ample capacity.
The fulsome menu of Italian dishes offers 10 different,
freshly made pizzas, four kinds of filled pizza rolls and
six variants of Panini rolls, as well as tasty bruschetta.
They are served with matching wines and Prosecco
from the barrel as a speciality. Also available are several
types of beer, fine brandies, non-alcoholic beverages
and an ample selection of coffee specialities. “Pizzeria
Danielle” has ground measurements of 14 x 7 metres,
is 9.50 metres tall, and takes 40 minutes to build up. ■
BAGUETTE SPEZIAL
Text & Photos:
Rolf Orschel
“Baguette Spezial”
from Angie Volklandt
At the Altstadtfrühlingsfest in Erfurt, Angie
Volklandt from Zwickau presented her new
special snack operation, with which she founded
her own enterprise as a 4 th generation showwoman.
The beautiful sales wagon was built by her father,
Klaus Volklandt himself according to her own ideas,
and equipped with the required kitchen appliances.
The product range can be flexible, adjusted according
to the organisers’ request. In Erfurt, the menu provided
for delicious baguettes in the varieties salami,
tomato-leek, ragout fin, tomato-mozzarella and
Hawaii, but Wiener Würstchen and Hot Dogs were
also available. The frozen baguette rolls are always
freshly heated up, covered with spreads, and then
once again briefly heated. Only fresh ingredients are
used for the spreads and toppings. Customers can
round off their finished baguettes with various sauces
and different kinds of salt and pepper according to
their taste. Limiting the menu to a couple of products
makes it easier for customers to choose. Whenever
Angie Volklandt opens her hot oven, a tempting
aroma hangs in the air all over the fairground, guiding
many other customers, who simply follow their noses
to the baguettes. This season she will present her
specialities operation mainly at events in Thuringia,
Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt, where she wants to build
up a permanent customer base. The wagon has
ground measurements of 5 x 2 metres, a height of 4.70
metres and electrical requirements of about 10 kW. ■
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A LOOK BACK
ARNSTADT
Text & Photos:
Rolf Orschel
The artists from the
Schmidt high wire troupe
showed their skills at the
Wollmarkt
Impressions of this year’s
Arnstädt Wollmarkt
This year, the 165 th anniversary of the Wollmarkt
was celebrated in the district town
on the northern border of the Thuringian
Forest. From 21 st to 29 th June, 33 showman
with a total of 40 ride and track attractions,
Continental pick stands and shooting
galleries, as well as an ample selection of
culinary delicacies typical of a fairground
invited the public to stroll across the Wollmarkt
and the Hammerwiese-fairground.
The two car parks in the town centre, only a
couple of metres apart, accommodated eight
large rides, two funhouses, two kiddie rides
and a colourful mixture of concession stalls of
all kinds, as well as the Arnstadt debutante
“Chaos Airport” (Haberkorn), the “Breakdance”
from Sobczyk, Gugel’s “Space Party-
”, the family coaster “Mexico City” (Walkhoefer-Fischer),
a kiddie carousel, and a Jet
Ride were also built up on the Wollmarkt. A
Continental pick stand, shooting galleries,
arcade machines, dart-throwing booths,
hook-a-duck, a side stall, ball-throwing
booths, and a number of snack, sweets and
beverage booths provided additional fairground
fun in this location. Moreover, visitors enjoyed
the dodgem track from
Schard, Welt’s “Jaguar”, the
“Magic” from Herrmann,
Kircher’s chain ride, the ghost
ride from Hahnemann, and
the slide from Oberschelp on
the Hammerwiese fairground.
The Märchenbahn, ballthrowing
booths, shooting
galleries and further snack, sweets and beverage stalls
rounded of the entertainment contingent on this fairground.
A special attraction at the 165 th Wollmarkt was
the high wire show of the Schmidt troupe. The high wire
team from Potsdam presented breath-taking motorbike
stunts on a sloped wire three times a day. For this show,
two steel cables each about 250 metres long and 16
millimetres thick were tensioned from the Wollmarkt to
the skate track on the Hammerwiese fairground at a
height of 30 metres. Europe’s youngest high wire motorbike
artist, Dean Schmidt, and Kevin Prüfer performed
impressive stunts on Kawasaki bikes, such as riding a
motorbike above the visitors' heads while reclined
backwards or doing headstands, both on their own
alone or as a pair, without any safety ropes at a height
of 30 metres. Next Dean Schmidt raced on the high wire
up to the highest point, where he presented top-notch
acrobatic performances. Standing on the front
mudguard and the handlebars without holding on, he
rolled back to the starting point braking with his foot.
His most dangerous stunt, the one-hand balance on the
motorbike while rolling backwards, is unparalleled in
the world. Dean Schmidt also succeeded in doing this
dangerous stunt with ease in Arnstadt, to frenetic
applause from the spectators. Further highlights were
the family day with reduced prices on Wednesday, and
the magnificent fireworks display on the second Saturday,
held at the Stadtbad this time.
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TUTTLINGEN
A LOOK BACK
Langhoff’s
“Schlittenfahrt” and Böhm’s
“Twister” in Tuttlingen
Text & Photos:
Norman Vogt
The Volksfest in the district town in the Black
Forest (this year from 13 th to 22 nd June) has been
organised by the Gebauer firm from Konstanz, in
cooperation with the town authorities, for more
than 60 years.
The idyllic fairground with many shady trees is
located in the Donaupark on Stuttgarter Straße, and
is easily reachable by public transport. Built up on
the area this year were the “Disco Flyer” Twister
(Böhm), “Chaos” swing (Spangenberger), “Schlittenfahrt”
(Langhoff), “X3” simulator (Bügler),
Gebauer’s dodgem track, and the “Crazy Town” .
Walkthrough construction (Wagner). Moreover,
children were able to enjoy a kiddie carousel, a
small compressed air ride, the “Train Circus” kiddie
railway attraction, and a Bungee-Trampoline. The
highlights of the supporting programme included
the kiddie day with reduced fair prices on Wednesday
and the fireworks display on the second Friday.
Due to marvellously sunny weather and pleasant
temperatures visitors virtually besieged the fairground,
especially on Corpus Christi Day. As the
event was also well-attended on the other opening
days, the showmen were satisfied with their
financial results.
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Simulator and Jet Ride
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A LOOK BACK
WIESBADEN
Impressions of
the German-American
Friendship Festival Wiesbaden
Text & Photos: Norman Vogt
Due to the withdrawal of the Americans from
Germany, only a couple of German-American
Volksfest events, which have always been very
popular with the visitors, were held. In Mannheim
alone, for example, three events like this took
place a year.
As this era came to an end some years ago, it is all
the more delightful that the showman Alexander
Schramm from Frankfurt has now succeeded in
organising a German-American Volksfest once
again. The event was celebrated together with the
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden on the Hainerberg,
where many Americans still live today, from 27 th June
to 4 th July. On the road closed to road traffic, many
attractions and concession stalls were built up, with
the giant “XXL” swing (Denies-Kipp), contracted as
the highlight, being placed in the front section. The
“Freak” propeller from Alexander Zinnecker also
whisked its passengers high up to the sky, and
Göbel’s Ferris wheel, built up opposite the “Fantasy-
Driver” (Heinen), provided visitors with a magnificent
view.
Further rides presented were the “Breakdance” and
the “Safari Trip” Miami (Schramm), the “Brasil”
Walkthrough construction (Schürmann), the “Rennpiste”
slide (Göbel), a dodgem track and the
“Doggy Dog” (M. Zinnecker), and the younger
visitors enjoyed various kiddie rides. At the end of
the festival-mile there was the beer tent, decorated
with a number of German and American flags,
serving American specialities such as tacos, spare
ribs, hot dogs or hamburgers, along with American
beer specialities. Another three booths offering US
food were spread along the course – and naturally
German culinary delights, such as fried sausages
and pork cutlets were also on offer. The German-
American Friendship Festival was open daily from
midday to midnight. On the opening day a fantastic
fireworks display was held. Monday was the
designated Family Day, and on the final opening day
a brilliant fireworks display marked the occasion of
American Independence Day. All in all, the showmen
and the organiser were fairly satisfied with the
financial results. Due to the event’s success, it will
probably be held on the Hainerberg also in the
coming years.
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HEIDMÜHLE
Text & Photos:
Nils Benthien
From 27 th to 29 th June, the “1 st Schortenser Klinkerzauber”,
a street art and music festival with an
adjoining fairground presenting 50 showman
attractions, was held in the town centre of Heidmühle.
It was a time-consuming process leading up to the
celebration of this festival. For more than 60 years, the
– one of the largest Volksfest events in North Friesland
– was held on the Friesenweg in Schortens every year
in late June. In the last few years however, visitor
numbers have rapidly decreased. For this reason, the
showmen suggested moving the event to the town
centre of Heidmühle a number of years ago. This
suggestion was cursorily rejected by the local retailers
however. After last year’s Kramermarkt, still held on the
fairground grassland, reports were published in the
daily newspapers in September, according to which the
town authorities planned to abolish the market and
replace it with a wine festival. As a result, the “Pro
Kramermarkt” initiative was founded, which together
with the German Showman Association supported the
preservation of the Volksfest. As there was no majority
in favour of a wine festival in the Schortens Town
Council, a festival for children and young people was to
be founded, and the Stadtmarketing enterprise was
contracted for the planning of this event. Ultimately, the
“Pro Kramermarkt” initiative collected 4,200 signatures
from residents, showmen, and friends of the festival for
the preservation of the Heidmühle Kramermarkt within
a couple of weeks. Moreover, ideas of how to make the
Kramermarkt more attractive were collected and
handed over to the town authorities. In early November,
a number of showmen and representatives of the
Initiative Pro Kramermarkt met to swap ideas. When the
majority of the city council members continued to reject
a revival of the Kramermarkt, despite the 4,200
signatures, the final decision to abolish the event was
taken in mid-November. The Initiative Pro Kramermarkt
organised a farewell party on the fairground meadow in
late November.
After that plans for a replacement event were revealed,
according to which a street and music festival with an
adjoining fairground is to take place in the Heidmühle
town centre in the future. Finally at the end of June, the
“1 st Schortens Klinkerzauber” with street musicians,
clowns, jugglers, and almost all the showmen who had
regularly presented their attractions at the Kramermarkt,
was held. The fairground spread from Menkestraße up
to the forecourt of the community centre. Attractions
presented were the “Breakdance” (Mondorf), “Music
Hall” dodgem track (Hempen), “Musik Express”
(Meinecke), “Pharaos Rache” labyrinth (Vespermann),
the “Spassmobil” walk-through construction (Steinecker)
and the “1001 Nacht” Miami (Elsässer). The
younger visitors enjoyed the kiddie rides “Zauberwelt”
(Lesnik) and “Euro Car” (Mondorf). Moreover, nostalgic
vehicles such as Hanomag traction units, caravan and
baggage vans, and the Decap organ from Helmut
Mondorf were presented. A harmonious mixture of
sweets stalls, snack booths, beverage outlets, games
booths, and sales stalls rounded off the choice of
attractions. On Friday evening a fireworks display under
the motto “Bürgerhaus in Flames” was held. On Saturday
and Sunday the street and music festivals were
further highlights of the event.
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Meeting point for young
people: Mondorf’s
“Breakdance”
Fairground nostalgia
was not neglected either
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A LOOK BACK
HESSEN DAY IN BENSHEIM
Over the top and up into
the sky: Parade of the top
attractions on Hessen Day in
Benzheim
Benzheim was completely
dedicated to the Hessen Day
The rush to the fairground
in the evenings could not make
up for low daytime visitor
attendance
Text & Photos: Norman Vogt
The 54 th Hessen Day was held in Bensheim/
Bergstraße from 6 th to 15 th June this year. It is the
oldest and largest state festival in Germany,
takes place in different Hessen towns or
communities every year, and enjoys an
excellent reputation well beyond its borders.
Throughout the 10-day event, the different Hessen
regions presented themselves with a number of
cultural events and exhibitions. Moreover, visitors
were able to enjoy an appealing fairground in
Bensheim. The state festival was founded by
former Hessen Prime Minister Georg-August Zinn
in 1961 and was initially aimed at bringing together
long-time residents and immigrants, and giving the
large number of refugees and displaced people a
new sense of home. In those days, Hessen itself
needed some catching up when it came to its
sense of togetherness. Over the years, the event
experienced a number of changes. Today it unites
culture and tradition with a modern lifestyle.
For this reason it is not surprising that concerts of
international pop groups and artists (this year,
among, others Bryan Adams, Billy Idol, and
Sunrise Avenue) and the state exhibition, held in a
number of exhibition halls, are fixtures on Hessen
Day; along with a high number of booths, beer
gardens, snack booths, confectionery wagons, ride
attractions and lotteries. Every year, many showmen
apply for the state festival, which entices more
than one million visitors as a general rule.
According to the organiser, it was possible to welcome
more than 1.3 million in Bensheim this year.
Most of the showman operations, among them an
excess supply of snack booths, were presented on
“Hessentagsstraße”. The ride and track attractions
were built up on a meadow in the rear section of
Hessentagsstraße. The “City Sky Liner”, contracted
as the main attraction provided visitors with a
terrific view across the Hessen Day area and the
town. The younger visitors were awaited by the
“Breakdance” from Becker and Holzem’s
“Avenger”.
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BAD DOBERAN
Text & Photos:
Kai Morawetz
In the town located in the Rostock district, the traditional
Kampfest, offering an ample stage and interactive programme
for the whole family, a small fairground and a flea
market, was held from 27 th to 29 th June.
“Breakdance”, “Wilde Maus” and “Musik Express”
Also presented were Musik Express, Dodgem Track and a “Wilde
Maus”, and children were able to enjoy a Bungee-Trampoline, the
“Piraten-Rutsche” and the “Fliegende Bus”. Moreover, Göbel’s Ferris
wheel “Colossus” made its rounds in the town centre just one kilometre
away.
At the opening, Prime Minister Volker Bouffier wished all participants
a successful event. In the end, not everybody was satisfied – most of
the showmen had hoped for better results as the placement fees were
quite high. In subtropical temperatures of up to 37°C on the Whitsun
weekend, visitors did not show up at the fairground during the day,
but rather went to the swimming pools and lakes within the region; as
a result, the festival area was empty most of the time. As temperatures
hardly changed during the following days, visitors came to the fairground
only in the late evening almost every day, truly spelling
financial disaster for some showmen.
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Bad Doberan is mainly known for the “Molli” steam train
running daily to the Baltic Sea resort Heiligendamm and
Kühlungsborn.
The Kamp is a two-hectare, triangular-shaped park surrounded
by lime trees located in the town centre. In the 19 th century it
was the town’s social hub. Even at that time, the idyllic park was
used for many events during the swimming season. During
GDR times, the summer Volksfest events were held on the area.
However, large ride attractions made only an occasional
appearance in Bad Doberan in those days – just as is the case
today. For example, one kiddie ride and two or three concession
stalls were all the attractions available to visitors up
until a few years ago. From 2008, the entertainment contingent
increased, as the “Star of Berlin” Ferris wheel (Lorenz) and the
“Bayern Wippe” (Krüger-Upleger) were also built up. This year,
the organiser – the local authorities in cooperation with the
Rostock Agentur Goliath Show & Promotion GmbH – could put
together only a small but family-friendly fairground. Rides
presented were Heinerici’s dodgem track, which mainly
enticed young people (as was the case last year), and the
nostalgic “Wiener Sport Rad” from Taube. The younger visitors
enjoyed the “Kindertraum” (Roggelin) and a kiddie chain ride
(Tiemann). A number of concession stalls rounded off the
selection of attractions and provided the visitors with food and
drinks.
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A LOOK BACK
SCHWEINFURT
The “Cobra” coaster from
Agtsch and Kaiser’s
“Rio Rapidos” rafting ride
The new spokesman of the
Schweinfurt Public Order Office
Jan von Lackum (l.) together
with head official Frank Reppert
Text & Photos: Helmut Bresler
The 105 th Schweinfurt Volksfest,
founded in 1909, closed with
average results for most of the
showmen. Three matches of the
German football team during
the FIFA World Cup took their
toll.
It was the last year with American
guests, as The US army will have
left the industrial city in Lower
Franconia by next year. The
chances and risks are fiercely deliberated. It’s a fact
that the American guests have loved the event and
cheerfully used the choice of attractions. Long gone
are the days when this caused problems, and the
selection of attractions was well worth seeing. Fiftynine
attractions chosen from 583 applications
received, added up to a front length of 901 metres.
Rides presented were, among others, the “Black Out”
(Störzer), “Konga” (Küchenmeister), the compact
“Cobra” coaster (Agtsch), “Voodoo Jumper”
(Schäfer), “Hot Shot” bungee-ball (Dülle) and Musik
Express (Baier), as well as the “Rio Rapidos” rafting
ride (Kaiser). Moreover, Menzel’s “Toboggan” (unfortunately
without tower top) and Langenberg’s
“Venetian Carousel” provided a nostalgic flair.
The show and fun sector was represented by the “Big
Bamboo” (Hempen), “Fahrt zur Hölle” (Dom-
Jollbergs), as well as the “Traumgenerator” (Häsler &
Lemoine). In addition to the classic Volksfesttaler or
Volksfest Coin, the Studententaler, or Students’ Coin,
provided for a reduction of about 30 percent for the
first time. Even though the response was modest, this
project will be continued.
Another novelty was the special bus going to the city
centre as well as to the neighbouring communities on
days with high visitor attendance – a very good
service. A crowd puller was the festival procession
on Saturday which is, according to the Schweinfurt
City Council, held every five years, and thus was once
again on the agenda after its centenary in 2009.
Thousands of people lined the course and
applauded the 52 participating groups, including two
showman presentations. Directly afterwards, the 6 th
Lower Franconian Gautrachtenfest was held in the
crowded beer tent from the Hahn family. The
supporting programme included the most successful
showground activities. The comedy morning beer
event on Sunday, financed by a sponsor and with free
entry to the public, has been well established.
Helmut Schleich enticed the public and turned out to
be a good choice. His biting routine and excellent
parodies thrilled the visitors. As is the case every
year, it was a pleasure to read the 16-page “Schweinfurter
Volksfestzeitung” published by the Main-Post
Würzburg Verlag, as an insert in the daily newspaper
at the beginning of the event.
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NEUWIED
Text & Photos:
Michael Petersen
“Movie Star” Ferris wheel
(Henschel) at the Heddesdorf
Pentecost Fair in Neuwied
The Heddesdorf Pfingstkirmes, held from 6 th to 10 th
June this year, combines ancient customs with a
modern fair, and as the largest fair on the Middle
Rhine it not only enticed the residents, but also many
guests from the surrounding region up until a couple
of years ago.
This year, the Burschengesellschaft Heddesdorf, better
known as Pfingstreiter, or Pentecost Riders, celebrated
its 450 th anniversary. Little by little, a market developed
all around the fraternity’s horse race, which ultimately
evolved into the Heddesdorf Pentecost Fair over the
years. Despite the common tradition, the Pfingstreiter
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grew increasingly apart from the fair and eventually
celebrated their own event. To prevent a complete
splitting the “Aktionsgemeinschaft Heddesdorfer
Pfingstkirmes” (Initative Heddesdorf Pentecost Fair)
comprising of showmen, Pfingstreiter, and fair
enthusiasts was founded last summer. For a rapid
improvement, it is absolutely necessary that the town
authorities also increase their commitment to the fair. All
in all, it is a very difficult situation. Even though the fairground
is in a desolate condition and actually no longer
suitable for events, it is to be made available for other
projects. There are still ongoing rumours about its use for
a garden show or other building projects. Despite the
uncertain situation, the initiative succeeded in organising
a number of special events this year, such as distributing
200 gingerbread hearts to local businessmen and
organising a painting competition at elementary schools.
The backstage tour held for the first time was a big
success, and at the opening of the fair all showmen were
clad in uniform T-shirts. For the third time, the event
began with moderate visitor attendance on the Friday
before Pentecost. In his speech, Mayor Reiner Tilgen
praised the work of the initiative. On Saturday however,
the fairground was very well-attended, as was the fireworks
display in the evening which was truly bursting
with visitors. From Sunday on, the event suffered severe
losses. In temperatures of 35°C in the afternoon, only few
visitors strayed to the fairground and there was hardly
any business at the rides and concession stalls. On Monday,
business was very weak due to storm warnings.
However, the fairground was luckily not touched by bad
weather. On the Tuesday morning, thousands of visitors
rushed to the traditional Pfingstritt (Pentecost Ride)
again. However, the showmen did not really benefit from
this rush, as temperatures once again rose to 35°C.
While the fairground was deserted, there was hardly any
room left in the neighbouring outdoor swimming pool.
The fairground was once again occupied by appealing
fairground attractions. With the “Flasher” from Ahrend
and Löffelhard’s “Predator”, the organiser even
succeeded in contracting two top attractions for the
Pentecost Fair. Moreover, the “Piraten-Fluss” water ride
(Heitmann) provided a welcome cooling down, and
visitors were able to enjoy a magnificent view from
Henschel’s “Movie Star” Ferris wheel. Other attractions
available to the visitors were the “Breakdance” (Franken)
“Petersburger Schlittenfahrt” (Burgdorf), “Schloss
Dracula” ghost ride (Schütze), “Crazy Dancer”
(Freiwald), “Shaker” (Fick), “Mäusecircus” (Lemoine),
and “Super Marcie World” (Markmann).
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A LOOK BACK
Attractions and special
events at Neuwied
FRAUENFELD (CH)
Text & Photos:
Norman Vogt
The city festival in Frauenfeld is not only very
popular with the residents; from 13 th to 15 th June
the event also enticed some 100,000 visitors from
the entire region to the town in the Thurgau
canton once again.
In addition to varied entertainment, visitors were able
to enjoy an appealing fairground. Many local and
regional societies provided the guests with food and
drinks in their gastronomic booths in the city centre.
Moreover, seven small stages were built up for live
events. Many market merchants offered their goods
for sale, and as well as Swiss specialities, the product
choice also included tempting sweet delicacies. The
fairground adjoining the pedestrian precinct
accommodated several spectacular ride attractions.
The “Swiss Tower” from H.P. Maier, contracted as top
novelty, was also officially inaugurated at the event,
and in the evenings long queues formed in front of its
paybox. Apart from the Freefall Tower, H.P. Maier also
presented the “Super Chaos” swing. Moreover, the
“Insider” Breakdance variation provided visitors with
a speedy ride experience. Other attractions built up
were the “Silbermine” family coaster, a Ferris wheel,
the “Twister”, “Flying Swinger”, a dodgem track, and
the Walkthrough construction “Mexico”. Moreover,
younger visitors were able to enjoy a number of
kiddie rides. While the beginning of city festival was
virtually “washed away” by a thunder storm that
brought heavy rain, the weather was sunny and
pleasantly mild on the weekend. Due to the rush of
visitors, there was hardly any room left in the city
centre on both days.
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Impressions of the city
festival in Frauenfeld
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MODEL CONSTRUCTION
FAIRGROUND AND CIRCUS VEHICLE NOVELTIES
Model manufacturers are starting
into the second half of the
year with a number of fairground
and circus novelties. This time,
there are several showman traction
units among the novelties.
Text: Michael Petersen
Photos: Michael Petersen, Hersteller
Novelty from Premium
Classixxs: an MB L 3500 1:43-
scale model of a horse trailer
from Roncalli
The new Brekina model MB
LP 608 with a name sign
Herpa: The delivery programme
includes the showman
traction units from
Schneider and Zimmer. An
MAN TGX XLX from
Michael Schneider from
Lippstadt is launched as a
novelty. A perfect “Pirates
Adventure” marking and
the new box body make this traction unit a true
showpiece (Art-No. 303729, €24.50). The Scania
Hauber 143 from the Koblenz Zimmer family with
a large box body is already a classic vehicle, and
is as fascinating as ever (Art-No. 303828,
€22.50). With the MAN TGA XXL jumbo box “Tiertransport”,
yet another vehicle from the Circus
Charles Knie series will be launched (Art-No.
303668, €29.50).
Schlüter model car: Three special showman
models from Herpa are now available from this
model car specialist. All of them are equipped with
the new box body and available only from the
Schlüter firm. Moreover, an MAN F8, an Actros L
and a Scania 124 traction unit have been
launched. Each model costs just €11. For model
builders, this firm's online shop of (www.schlueterautomodelle.de)
is a real treasure chest, replete
with an ample selection of solo traction units and
almost any accessory one could wish for.
Rietze: This firm now offers a small toilet wagon,
as often seen at Volksfest events, city festivals or
circuses. The perfectly marked model costs
about €7.
3 vehicle novelties from Herpa
Brekina The manufacturer has already delivered
the MB LP 608 with box body to the shops. The
model, a typical fairground vehicle under the
ownership of many showmen to this day, is available
in the colours red, white, and blue. For
illustration purposes we have covered one model
with the “Kirmes macht Spaß” letterings from
Kirmeswelt Hamburg. The price for the LP 608 is
€16. Brekina delivers this model also in various
printed versions from Circus Krone.
Premium Classixxs: This manufacturer has added
an MB L 3500 horse trailer to its popular Roncalli
series. It is a true-to-original, die-cast zinc model
with resin-formed bodywork.
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The three special showman
models with a new box body
from Herpa are only available at
Schlüter Automodelle
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European Showmen’s Union
Europäische Schausteller-Union
Union Foraine Européenne
International non-government organisation (NGO) • Established in 1954
President Albert Ritter
60 Years ESU: Honorary Post is Invaluable!
A European institute is celebrating its 60 th birthday this year: the European
Showman Union was founded in Amsterdam in 1954. It is the oldest
European professional association with over 70,000 members in 24
national associations, and has accomplished as non-government
organisation successful and recognised works for the good of the profession
and cultural Volksfests in Europe for decades.
The ESU fights for its members and for the future of the showman profession
in Europe. Talks are held with the European parliament, the EU Commission
or with politicians and administrations in the national states – ESU-representatives
fight daily during countless appointments for the interests of colleagues.
It provides through voluntary activities invaluable contributions for the further
development of the ESU.
And so we can look back proudly over six decades of successful association work.
Our association has grown more and more together during this time. The cooperation
between member associations could be further extended – according
to the international showman application: Unity gives strength! A bond has
come about through the friendly connections that the European showman has
been cultivating over national borders for decades, is unique to Europe.
However we also know that the ESU can only continue if we are all true to our
membership in this strong international profession. We can only be successful
in the future in a mutually supportive group.
A current example is the "Sinksenfoor" in Antwerp which shows the importance
of a protective mechanism for the Volksfests and Christmas Markets in Europe.
Only this way can employment in the showman profession be retained in the
future. It can't be true that only a few make the important decision whether or
not a hundreds of years old Volksfest suddenly vanishes into thin air. We will continue
to fight – just as we have done over the last 60 years!
The presidium of the European Showman Union thanks all show-women and
showmen in the national associations, the office-holders and the trade advisors
of the European show-women and showman youth for their exemplary and
energetic application for the good of the showman profession and Volksfests in
Europe.
ESU Invitation to Regulars' Table at the Crange Kirmes
Large Traditional Procession with Flags
Group photo with Kirmes Queen (f.l.t.r.) President
Albert Ritter, NRW Kirmes Queen Luisa I, General Secretary
Steve Severeyns, Vice President Franck Delforge.
On the 1 st August an international exchange of
colleagues met up at the Crange Kirmes – from
Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgian, and Germany.
Shortly before the opening of the large traditional
fair on the Rheine-Herne canal, questions
and problems in the showman industry were discussed.
A central point was the preparation of the
next meeting of the ESU on the 23 rd September in
Lineup for the big flag procession. Photos: ESU
Amsterdam, taking place within the frames of the
EAS exhibition. In conclusion, ESU representatives
met together at the regulars' table in preparation
for the traditional flag procession. The showman
delegation of the European Showman Union proceeded
across the festival area led by the ESU flags
and accompanied by the Herner Bergmann orchestra
to the Bayernhalle, where they were greeted
with resounding applause by the 2,500 guests.
Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel and the Herne Lord
Mayor Horst Schiereck opened the 579 th Crange
Kirmes with the tapping of the keg.
ESU-Regulars' table at the Crange Kirmes 2014.
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PORTRAIT
The water attraction
"Aktium" from Mack Rides
is one of the highlights at
the new Cinecittà World
Rome is without a doubt one of
the most famous cities in the
world due to its history, monuments,
cuisine, and many other
things. In the '50s it was also
very well known for its Studios,
Cinecittà, which produced more
than 3,000 movies among which
47 were awarded the Oscar
prize. In order to celebrate this
very important chapter in the
history of cinema, a new theme
park has opened near Rome.
Cinecittà World
Text:
Matteo Crepaldi
Photos: Matteo Crepaldi,
Cinecittà World
The less than only reserved
design of the entrance
Located in Castel Romano, about 30 minutes by
car from the city centre, Cinecittá World is the
second modern theme park to open in this region
within three years. The first was Rainbow Magic-
Land, which opened in 2011 about 40 kilometres
away by air.
For those planning a visit by car, it is important to
know that the only connecting road between
Rome and Cinecittà World is the Pontina. This
may not sound important but it is the direct connection
to Naples that passes through all the
small towns on the seaside, but is also narrow and
very frequently has lots of traffic due to accidents.
This makes Castel Romano, as far as logistics are
concerned, not the best location for a big tourist
attraction, however it is the original grounds of the
film studio.
Once the destination is finally reached, guests are
welcomed first by a replica of the Cinecittà Studios
entrance, which leads to "Piazza Cabiria". "Cabiria"
is the title of a 1914 silent movie that was also one
of the greatest films produced at Cinecittà. The entrance
to the park is quite impressive representing
the temple of Moloch, a reproduction of one of the
sets of the movie "Cabiria".
Once inside, guests are transported into a completely
different theme, New York of the 1920s.
Even if the main street is hardly longer than 100
meters, it is beautifully designed with realistic
buildings, shops, restaurants and even a
welcome show recreating a scene from a gangster
movie.
Piazza Dino de Laurentis, the centre of the park
which includes the main stage for events, the
fountains and a relaxation area is located at the
end of Cinecittà Main Street, behind the giant
movie screen.
A Big Water Ride from Mack Rides
On the left of the main square is "Aktium", one of
the largest water rides ever produced by Mack
Rides, although there could be a long discussion
about whether this can be classified as a coaster
due to the final camelback or just as a water ride.
Overall "Aktium" is a good ride for the whole family
providing a nice refreshment without getting
soaked. The theming, representing some ancient
Roman ruins is concentrated only on the ride
vehicles, a small portion of the attraction, and on
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the outside of the station, but it is well detailed and
it looks very good. For the future it would be nice
to see the inside of the station themed as well, and
at least some of the structure of the ride covered
to to make the ride more attractive thematically.
A 10-Looping Coaster from Intamin
Right in front of "Aktium", following the perimeter
of the park there is "Altair", an Intamin coaster with
10 inversions. Those familiar with this manufacturer
know that this is a model first presented
in 2002 at Thorpe Park, breaking the record for
the highest number of inversions. After that a few
similar models opened all around the world including
some smaller versions with "only" eight inversions.
As far as figures go, "Altair" is identical
to "Colossus" at Thorpe Park but after a closer look
it is clear that this is an improved model currently
located in China ("Crazy Coaster", Loca Joy
Holiday Theme Park). In particular, the most
noticeable changes are that the first drop has
been completely redesigned the four consecutive
Heartline rolls are now built with a triangular section,
which makes it structurally more solid and
nicer to look at. Also the trains now present a very
comfortable lap bar as the only restraint system.
As its name suggests, the theme of the ride is
space exploration and futuristic technology. The
station represents a giant spaceship, which is
really impressive both inside and out.
Right outside the "Altair" station, a new themed
land begins. Located parallel to Piazza Dino de
Laurentis, this area, called "Ennio's Creek" is a
homage to one of the greatest composers of
movie soundtracks EnnioMorricone, and to some
of his most famous works such as western
movies. Hence, "Ennio's Creek" is the detailed reproduction
of the main street of a town from the
old west. There are no attractions in this area but
there are some arcade games and a themed
American restaurant. Additionally at different
times of the day, actors recreate scenes from
these classic movies.
The attractive main area
"La Fontana Magica" during the
day and in the evening
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The 10-inversion
coaster "Altair"
Photo down-right: the
Boat Battle "Spruzzaincubine"
The Italo-Western Era
At the end of "Ennio's Creek",
the only way to go is right and
back toward the main square.
On both sides of the walkway there are large
building replicas of the movie studios. The ones
on the left contain a themed playground for children
called "Il ProiettoreIncantato" (The Enchanted
Projector), and a small theatre. The building on
the right, which is slightly larger than the others,
contains another coaster designed by Intamin,
called "Darkmare".
That was the title of a film that was produced in
this studio based on the Divine Comedy, and the
attraction tells the story of an extremely mysterious
accident that occurred during shooting,
which caused a fire in which a
number of people involved in
the movie died. After this
happened the production of
the film was discontinued, and
the building sealed off. Now,
after many years, guests can
take a train tour through the
original sets.
Looking at the matter technically,
"Darkmare" is an indoor
Family Drop Coaster. The theming around the
queue line is extremely minimal with just strange
signs on the walls and reproductions of newspaper
articles about the accident. The station is
even less themed. The only element is a stone
arch representing the entrance to hell. It also includes
the famous sentence "Leave all hope..."!
Once inside, riders are surrounded by large projections
of scenes from the Divine Comedy and in
particular from Inferno. Whilst parts of the themes
and some of the characters are easily recognizable,
others are simply nice to look at. The projections
continue all the way up to the top of the
lift hill, which ends with a giant statue of a Cerberus.
The drop is quite steep and fast for a family
coaster and is followed by and upward helix
around a cylindrical projection of flying corpses
and lost souls. The layout then continues with another
helix and faster directional changes. All of
this takes place in a quite dark environment so it
is hard to predict what is going to happen. The
train then reaches a straight section of track leading
many guests to thinking that the ride is finished.
The front and side walls are covered with projections
that show a lake with human heads floating
around on two sides and, on the front, the
devil with two human corpses in its mouth. At this
point, the devil gets closer and spreads its wings
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covering the sides of the train. Next, it crushes the
bodies in its mouth and the train suddenly drops
about five meters. After a short break, the journey
continues with a few more tight turns and projections,
until the final brakes are reached. The
short distance between the brakes and the station
takes place inside a tunnel surrounded by white
LEDs to recreate the final sentence of the Divine
Comedy when Dante goes back outside to watch
the stars. Overall "Darkmare" is a very fun ride providing
good thrill for the whole family. The visual
effects are really quite impressive even if a real
flame or two could have made everything better.
Right outside of "Darkmare", a giant elephant
blocks the way, carrying a huge column on its
back. Its name is "Erawan" and the construction
on its back is a 54 meters tall Freefall Tower, also
produced by Intamin. Its four sides have different
ride options: sit down, stand up, a tilting sit down,
and a tilting stand up.
Hommage to Dante Ferretti
Back at Piazza Dino de Laurentis opposite
"Aktium" is an indoor exposition of artworks from
some of Cinecittà World's projects as homage to
Dante Ferretti, who was responsible for the design
of the park. Next door inside another building
there is a small race track for children called
"VelocitàLuce" (Speed of Light). The name is a reminder
of the LuceInstutue, one of the oldest public
institutions created in Cinecittàto increasing
the diffusion of cinema as an educational tool
worldwide.
Both indoor attractions:
left the Walkthrough "Aquila"
and right the Freefall Coaster
"Darkmare"
The Freefall Tower is
excellently themed as the
elephant by the name of "Erawan"
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Design impressions at
Cinecittà World
The "Enigma”-Show
In the outside area there is a quite unique attraction
called "Aquila IV". Even if the quality is not
overwhelming, it is easily recognizable that
"Aquila IV" is the name of a military submarine
which took part in the Second World War. As this
Walkthrough attraction has a very limited capacity,
guests are invited to make a reservation. Before
entering the submarine, each visitor is given
a helmet to better simulate the military environment
as well as safety reasons, due to the low ceiling.
The inside is much better themed than outside.
Two actors accompany the guests through
the attraction, recreating with gags and jokes,
scenes from everyday life during the war period.
Behind Aquila IV, there is a very colourful area
dedicated to children and families called
"Sognolabio". The main attraction here is a Mack
Rides Boat Battle called "Spruzzaincubi", representing
the ultimate ship battle between dreams
and nightmares. To make everything more fun and
wet, there are a few water effects around the layout
and guests on the outside can join the battle
with water cannons operated free of charge.
All around the attraction there is a selection of six
flat rides produced by Zamperla. The most
unique is "Coloridea" a ride on which children
climb on board a fire trucks but instead of extinguishing
a fire, they shoot paint against the façade
of the building. The rest are standard rides
such as a Tea Cup ride called "Vapocalderone",
the bouncy flat ride "Saltapestello", and a small
Freefall Tower "Sbuffapressa" just to name a few.
Finally it is important to spend a few words on the
main show, "Enigma" that takes place inside
Teatro 1 (Theatre 1). The show is very different
from any other show that can be found inside most
other parks. The main idea is that nothing is really
as it appears. The stage is therefore quite
empty but, with the help of advanced 3D mappings,
the whole scene is a fast changing environment
– unfortunately without a real storyline.
Resumèe: Park Needs More Rides
Résumé: coming into being three years later than
planned, Cinecittà World is a nice little park with
some very good rides but not enough to keep a
family busy for the whole day. This will definitely
improve when all the technical problems are
fixed, and with the opening of two new attractions.
The first will be a Flight Simulator similar to
Disney's "Soarin", (built by a still unnamed manufacturer).
The second will be a Simworx Immersive
Tunnel ride. It is still not known at the moment
if they will be presented this season or the next.
And in the matter of theming, Cinecittà World
offers some great looking elements such as the
entrance square Piazza Cabiria, the giant elephant
"Erawan" or the outside façade of the "Aktium"
station. On the other hand theming is completely
missing in other areas, and there are still
way too many plain concrete walls and electrical
cables hanging around.
All in all it is a good starting point and, hopefully
with some work and a couple of good investments,
the park will be fully competitive within a
year or two.
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COASTER
Parts of the new
attraction“Wonder Mountain”
can be seen not in front of
the entrance, but only from
the back area of the park
Part roller coaster and part interactive
dark ride, “Wonder
Mountain’s Guardians” has forged
a new genre of ride. Built into
the heart of the iconic “Wonder
Mountain” at Canada’s Wonderland,
the new ride from Triotech
takes on the challenge of offering
two ride types in one, and
they’ve done it extremely well.
The Wonder Mountain’s
Text:
Marcus Gaines
Photos: Dave Sargeant,
Triotech, ART Engineering
FAST FACTS
■ Opening: 24 th May 2014
■ Track length: 305 m
■ Track height: 18.5 m
■ Track difference: 14 m
■ Indoor-Drop: 9.1 m
■ Max. Speed: 44 km/h
■ Max. Acceleration: 3.5 g
■ Total ride time: 2 min 40 sec
(from that 40 sec to 1 st drop
and further 20 sec in
outside area)
■ 5 trains each with 2 cars,
per car 4 pers.
■ Capacity: 650 p.p.h.
■ Manufacturer: Triotech
(Interactive Media), ART
Engineering (Ride Design
and trains), Kubes Steel
(Coaster Tracks), Richmond
Welding & Iron Works
(Supports)
■ General Contractor: Triotech,
Montreal, Canada
■ Operator: Canada’s Wonderland,
Vaughan, Canada
Speculation was that a Darkride was being
Sbuilt into the heart of the mountain but it
wasn’t until sections of roller coaster track
started to emerge out of the side of the structure
that theme park fans began to wonder just what
was coming. What came is an interactive Darkride
that begins with an unusual 60 foot coaster
lift hill.
Once at the top, the two car train holding eight
passengers takes a dive down a small banked
turn on the outside of the mountain before racing
up into another banked right hand turn into the
depths of “Wonder Mountain”. Once inside, a
door closes behind the train and plunges the
passengers into darkness. Unfortunately when
the sun is in certain positions, daylight from out-
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Guardian
side spoils the initial effect as until the doors
close the complete technology is visible. A
tunnel on the outside would have helped reduce
light levels.
But skipping over that, the cars then rotate 90°
so riders who are seated back to back, face
opposing projection screens. The video projections
then fire up and thanks to 3D glasses and
personal laser blasters, riders do battle with sea
monsters, giant bats, lizard creatures and much
more. The trains, powered by a friction drive
system, meander through the mountain past a
total of five scenes. There are a total of 64
projectors that use the largest interactive
screen in the world (152 metres long and 4
metres high).
The 3D projections are first class, and the level
of interactivity when shooting the bad guys is
very effective, even objects in the backgrounds
of the scenes move when shot.
“Wonder Mountain’s Guardians” has an unexpected
and exciting finale. Whilst doing
battle with the dragon “Ormaar”, his flames set
fire to the ground beneath, causing the train to
freefall straight down. The impact and thrill of this
sequence far exceeds many a traditional
coaster.
“Ormaar” the dragon is no stranger to regular
Already since 1991 the
Suspended Coaster “Vortex”
from Arrow has crossed a part of
the artificial mountain – now
there can be interesting
rendezvous with both coaster
trains
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COASTER
Each seat on the
coaster train is equipped
with a laser pistol
MORE FACTS
ART Engineering GmbH
was founded in 2003 by
two earlier Mack employees,
Oliver Pierling and
Georg Behringer.
Since that time they have
successfully realised a
number of amusement
rides in their own name or
as subcontractors (among
others for Mack).
However the company not
only produces constructions
for the amusement
branch, but also for example
track bound crashtest
tracks for the automobile
industry. ■
visitors to “Canada’s Wonderland”, as he has
been a part of the laser show for quite a number
of years. Triotech took over the existing
character and built a storyline and a new cast of
creatures around him.
Christian Martin, Vice President of Marketing for
Triotech explained how they worked alongside a
ride manufacturer on the project. “The ride
system (track and cart) was provided by Art
Engineering GmbH from Germany. Their
contract was directly with Canada's Wonderland
so the formal "partnering" was done by Canada's
Wonderland with Triotech on the one hand, and
Art Engineering on the other hand. However
Triotech was responsible to integrate
all the technology inherent in the
interactive game play into the carts
provided by Art Engineering. This included
hardware (targeting system),
software, sound and other elements
that make a complete media-based
special effects laden ride.”
The popularity of the ride and the high
quality of the experience is sure to lead
to more orders. With earlier Disney boss
Matt Ouiment at the helm, Cedar Fair parks
could become a Darkride hotspot, giving traditional
roller coaster additions a break. It would
be great to see Darkrides become a major part
of the offering at theme parks once again, particularly
when they are so innovative as the
"Wonder Mountain's Guardians".
And already the park has revealed they plan to
swap the projection scenes during their
Halloween season for films of a more spooky
nature, and Triotech are involved in making that
happen.
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Water fun for the
whole family, but there's
also something for the
Croatian holiday
thrill-seeker
Two Croatian water parks have
been in the process of coming
into being for a number of
years. There were constant delays,
although the very popular
touristic Adriatic Coast of
Croatia longed for such an
attraction. Now however one
project has been realized.
Istralandia Aquapark
Text:
Photos:
Frank Lanfer
Polin
O
st
n the 1 June 2014 the Istralandia Aquapark
in Brtonigla near Novigrad and also near
famous city of Porec finally opened its gates. And
the waiting is well worthwhile as the new park
stretches over an area of 20 hectares, and with its
many refreshing attractions will without a doubt be
an ideal change to bathing days on the Istrian
beaches.
A total of 20 water slides are available to guests,
among them many small kiddie slides, which are
located on the edge of the 1,000 square metres
sized kiddie pool, together with large pirate
structures. The deepest area of the pool measures
only 40 centimetres.
Seven large slides are available to all larger water
rats. Towering above everything is the 27 metres
high and only 96 metres long “Free Fall”. At its side
is the “Flying Boats” slide, with an airtime hill built
into its 106 metres long course.
A slide tower unites three other slides: the colourful
and beautifully designed striped “Fantasy
Hole” with a 157 metres length, the red and white
“Sky River” rafting of the same length, and the
wide and 138 metres long “Family Rafting” slide.
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A double “Top Gun” slide with flight-sequence,
and the six-lane and 70 metres long wave slide
“Crazy Hills” provide further diversions.
A 2,500 square metres sized wave pool with up to
one metre high surging waves, a hydro massage
pool, two restaurants and a bar. round off the assortment
of Istralandia Aquapark. Although the
park area is located in the inland, in some spots
there is a wonderful view of the popular Mediterranean.
Operator and owner is the Croatian firm Istrakop,
a building construction and civil engineering
company from Porec.
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TOKYO SUMMERLAND
The world's largest funnel
slide "Dekasla!"
Text:
Frank Lanfer
Photos: Whitewater West
Japan’s first “Abyss” tube slide has opened in
the massive theme and water park, Tokyo
Summerland.
Particularly in the summer months the water park
area of the resort is often overfilled. So it was time
for a further extension that Canadian manufacturer
WhiteWater West did gladly. “Dekasla!” which
roughly translated means “”Big
Slide” is in reality a gigantic slide
erected in the outside area of the Adventure Lagoon
Water Park.
Tokyo Summerland’s new funnel water slide has a
height of 24 meters and with that is as high as a 5-
storey building. With a slide length of 131 metres
the “Abyss” not only offers an impressive view, but
also a lot of fun and thrill.
Tokyo Summerland theme park covers a huge area
in the Akigawa Hills in Tokyo and features a theme
park called Thrill Mountain, an indoor Adventure
Dome water park, and the outdoor Adventure
Lagoon Water Park.
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NANTONG WATERPARK
Photos:
Whitewater West
North of Shanghai, the most populated city in
the world, is a new indoor water park.
Nantong Adventure Kingdom Water World in the
Chinese Jiangsu Province, offers nine waterslides,
which have all been built by the Canadian manufacturer
WhiteWater West, among them a looping
waterslide, a children’s area, a highly themed
“AquaPlay” construction, a family wave pool, and a
double “FlowRider” surfing attraction.
WhiteWater also provided the concept and schematic
design for Nantong Water World. The 40,000
m 2
sized indoor water park maintains a constant
temperature to imitate a summer’s day all year
round. The official opening took place on June 30 th
this year.
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TOP ACT
Movie Park Germany
has received a unique
attraction in Europe
The dinosaurs have moved into
Movie Park Germany! The new
4D-simulation attraction is part
of a 200 million Euro heavy
investment by the Parques
Reunidos Group within the next
three years, and is until now
unique worldwide.
Text:
Photos:
Stefan Peck
Heiko Schimanzik
The Lost Temple
Some of the impressively
themed waiting rooms
More precisely, Movie Park Germany is the
first park to use this type of technology as
an independent attraction, as the so-called
"Immensive Tunnel" has been a part of the
"Studio Tram Tour" at Universal Studios Hollywood
until now. In order to design a fully embracing
park attraction out of the actual two-minute
long 4D-simulation, the creative team had
developed a storyline. Naturally the actual
attraction can be experience first at the end,
however the attraction experience will not only
be longer due to the total of 14 different rooms,
but the visitors will also be drawn into the story
more and more: visitors land in the depths in an
old lift and arrive in caves with remarkable
crystal objects, walk under a huge dino-skeleton,
or meet up with a fire-spitting stone statue.
Archaeologists have discovered a secret temple
700 metres under the ground in an old mineshaft,
and fossils give indications of large prehistoric
flora and fauna. But suddenly the leader of the
expedition is missing and the rest of the expedition
workers go in search of him…
The Simworx firm from England is responsible for
the "Immensive Tunnel" which is – as its predecessor
– a combination of 360° screen and 4D
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film technology. Nevertheless there are only
theme vehicles used on the tracks, which following
the securing of the passengers, travel to the
actual projections room. Both vehicles accommodating
20 passengers are mounted onto a
simulation frame that is synchronised with the
film for movement. The "4 Dimension" comprises
here of wind and aroma effects as well as the
vibration of the seats. The 3D effects of the film
are made possible by so-called Shutter-
Glasses. The speedy escape through the
collapsing temple has been very well portrayed,
accompanied naturally by countless attacks by
the dinosaurs.
Even without being tied in with any current film,
this attraction is a successful extension for
Movie Park Germany, and is full of action.
Interview with Yann Caillère /
CEO Parques Reunidos
Due to the press opening of this year’s novelty
“The Lost Temple” at Movie Park Germany, Yann
Caillère, the new CEO of Parques Reunidos, gave
us an exlusive interview. He is the successor to
Richard Golding, who has retired.
Mister Caillère, thank you very much for
taking time for us. Since when have you been
with Parques Reunidos and what did you do
before?
Before I came to Parques Reunidos in
January this year, I was employed at Disneyland
Paris. There, I was responsible for the hotel and
The spectacular 360°
projection room is the highlight
of the new attraction
The allocation of two
entrances takes place in the
last waiting room
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FAST FACTS
■ Opening: 23 rd July 2014
■ Ride time: 2 min.
■ Capacity: 2 vehicles,
each for 20 pers.
■ Design: Rocca Design,
Spain
■ Manufacturer: Simworx Ltd,
Kingswinford, England
■ 3D-Film: Riva Digital, Dubai
■ Operator: Movie Park
Germany, Bottrop, Germany
Park Manager Wouter
Dekkers (l) and CEO Yann Caillère
gastronomy sector. Due to the change to the
Spanish concern, I moved to Madrid with my
family, and we feel very comfortable there.
And what do you think of the new
attraction “The Lost Temple” at Movie Park
Germany?
Personally I enjoyed the novelty very much
and it confirmed our concept. Our focus lies on
telling a story in an attraction and “The Lost
Temple” embodies precisely that. Thereby the
visitor receives a permanent impression, which I
like to call “immaterial souvenir”.
Movie Park Germany is dedicated to
movies and television. “The Lost Temple” has
no reference to any popular movie or television
series. Was that the right decision?
In my opinion, the topic “dinosaurs” is
timeless and especially appeals to kids and
adolescents. If one doesn’t produce own
movies or series at all, it is not only very expensive
to acquire the licenses, but also
difficult to acquire them at all. With “The Lost
Temple”, we counted on an own concept from
the start, and everything originated in our
name. That way, we created our own license
with this attraction. The topic relation is given
simply by the use of movie components.
“The Lost Temple” is already accessible
for kids with a height of one meter. Was
that one of the conditions of Parques
Reunidos?
Well, we don’t only run theme parks, but also
zoos, aquariums, and water parks. With our offers
we want to appeal to the whole family because we
think that the collective experience in our parks is
an important component nowadays. The parents
are not supposed to just spend time with their kids
but to experience things together and share them.
With the new attraction we want to accomplish
that too, and we managed to appeal to both
adolescents and young adults.
The financial crisis has shown its impacts
not only but very effectively in Spain. Which
influences had the crisis on the company and
how do you assess the current situation?
For sure, we also felt the crisis in the last
couple of years in the company, and had to be
careful in terms of investments in the existing
parks as also with new acquisitions. The Spanish
parks have a share of 25 percent within the
company. But we register, especially in Spain, a
slow recovery with increasing visitor numbers.
However, the guests are holding back with their
spending at the park. But we still invested in the
parks this year.
Regarding investments: Could you tell us
about the short-term and long-term investments?
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We have 70 parks in 12 countries and are
running 14 theme- and amusement parks, 5
animal parks, 9 aquariums and 21 water parks. In
2013, the Seaquarium in Miami was added. We
are the second largest operator of theme- and
amusement parks and the company with the
largest portfolio of water parks, and are the
biggest operator of animal parks in Europe. In
addition to the new attraction at Movie Park
Germany, we have opened a new “Nickelodeon”
in Parque de Atracciones in Madrid this year. The
Italian park Mirabilandia opened the new theme
section "Dinoland" and the French Marineland
established the first hotel within our group.
I can’t give you detailed information about longterm
investments. But we will invest 200 Million
Euro in the company within the next four years.
This includes new attractions in our existing parks
to keep them attractive. We won’t build our own
parks, in fact more acquisitions are planned to
extend our portfolio. But we are also processing
new management-agreements; currently we have
finalised an agreement for a park in Dubai, which
will be playing a main role in the future.
Meanwhile you have important licenses
such as the one from Nickelodeon, Playmobil,
the Smurfs, and also for the Simpsons. How
does it look with going about with the integration
of rights for the different parks?
we are not able to use some of the licenses in
every field. For example, the brand Playmobil is
due to licensing reasons not usable in Germany.
In addition to the new theme area “Nickelodeon"
in Madrid, an indoor playground with the "Playmobil"
brand was implemented at Marineland in
France.
How do you decide, which park gets a new
attraction?
For sure, the profitability is important, which
parks are getting new attractions and which ones
have to wait. As is the case for every park operator,
visitor numbers and revenues are important
decision indicators.
Can you give me an insight into the last
financial year?
We had 26.2 million visitors at the parks in
2013, and achieved a revenue of 540 million Euro;
before taxes it means a profit of 167 million Euros.
We currently have a growth in the visitor numbers
of 15 percent per year, and an increase in sales
of 21 percent. We were able to achieve this result
with 18,000 employers. During the next five years
we want to strengthen our position as leading
operator in the section of global theme parks and
want to become number 1 in Europe.
Our dialogue partner was
CEO Yann Caillère
These important licenses give us the opportunity
to create even more attractive parks and can
be used for new theme sections or attractions. But
Many thanks for the interview and lots of
continued success at Parques Reunidos. ■
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ASIAN ATTRACTIONS EXPO 2014
As was to be expected, the
branch exhibition and the theme
park industry in Asia are continuing
on the same road: as the
number of park visitors increase
in Asia, so do also the visitors to
the AAE every year. This year,
with around 9,000 visitors, the
show actually overtook the EASexhibition
in Europe for the very
first time!
Text & Photos: Stefan Rothaug
Opening of the AAE 2014
And it can be presumed that the AAE will take its
place before the Euro Attractions Show in the
future as well. In Asia – and particularly China – the
branch is booming, despite strong efforts on the
part of the Chinese government to regulate the industry.
According to AECOM, 14 new theme parks
were opened in the past two years alone, and until
2020 another 64 will be added.
In this year's exhibition report, we want to detach
ourselves a little from the show floor, in order to take
a closer look at exactly where and how the branch
in China is growing. It goes without saying that all
the well known exhibitors as well as countless new
ones were represented at this year's exhibition, a
total of 325 – and this high figure despite the annual
China Attractions Expo held at the same venue in
March, which is organised by the Chinese CAAPA.
For the first time ever the AAE took place in the Chinese
capital of Peking in response to an express invitation
by the CAAPA-Chairman Jingwang Liu. A
venue in China would guarantee visitor masses one
would think at first glance, but at a second look
there are stumbling blocks: firstly it's a lot more difficult
for international guests to go to Peking rather
than Hong Kong (where the show will take place
again next year), and secondly because the city as
previously mentioned, already has its own exhibition.
However it's obvious that all this had no effect
on the success of the show.
Heege products were present at the AAE again
after a year's break as Sunkid was represented with
a stand at the event for the first time, proving its competence
in the construction of coaster trains. Also
present for the first time were the German Kristalpalast
company, and the Chinese ride manufacturer
Nanfang. It was very interesting to see how the
boundaries between park operators and ride manufacturers
in China become blurred and many operator
groups are beginning to offer their knowhow
and even ride constructions. Whilst Huaqiang
(Fantawild) und Overseas Chinese Town (OCT)
have already exhibited themselves regularly for
many years, the presence of the Wanda Group was
a particular surprise. The fact that the group wants
to enter the Chinese amusement market with large
investments as park operator has been known for a
long time, but the renting of a stand in order to come
into contact with suppliers was very unexpected.
The Wanda-Group was the dominating theme at the
exhibition anyway. Nearly every manufacturer indicated
that they were negotiating with the newcomer
to the branch. The interest in the new group
appeared to be very wide. Whilst Huaqiang basic-
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ally always relies on the same partner for ride constructions
for its countless new Fantawild-Parks,
Wanda travels a more open strategy, and for this
reason there was hardly a manufacturer who didn't
seriously bargain for a piece of the large Wanda
cake. There are already signed contracts for two
parks – a project in Xishuangbanna and one in Nanchang.
Further projects are in planning. In the event
that all are implemented, then Wanda will be the
largest park operator in China.
Already in 2003 the central government in Peking
had begun to take steps to regulate the building of
new theme parks, and in 2011 the regulations were
tightened again. A number of projects therefore
were not approved, such as the Movie-Park of Chinese
movie producers Huayi Brothers or the planned
Smurf Park in Chengdu. Other projects were stopped
half way through due to financial
reasons, such as the
Hans Christian Andersen Park
in Nanjing or the Jurassic
Dream indoor park in Daqing in
the Province of Heilongjiang.
There are also others, such as
the Monkey Kingdom that have
been announced long ago, but
in reality there has not been one
spade turned to this day. Investors
are still being sought.
However although the political
framework conditions have become
more difficult, new national
and international actors
continue to step into the market.
In the future Disneyland in
Shanghai, the first attractions
are clearly recognisable, and one hopes to be able
to open at the end of 2015. Universal is considering
the possibility of opening a park in Peking in 2018,
while DreamWorks is planning on an indoor park in
Shanghai. Japanese operators are also taking a
chance in the neighbourhood country: the Sanrio
firm that already has built two parks in Japan and
has built a small indoor park in Malaysia, will be
opening the Hello Kitty Park in Anji with a Ferris
wheel from Intamin, round rides from Zierer, an interactive
Darkride from the Canadian firm Triotech,
and a water attraction from abc rides. After the unsuccessful
opening of the Players Arena in Shanghai
a couple of years ago, Sega is taking another
shot and is planning a Joypolis-Park, according to
the example of the FECs in Tokyo and Dubai, which
apparently will open in Qingdao.
A view on the map reveals
the intensive activities during
the construction of new theme
parks
All notable western
exhibitors were in Peking; here
the stand from Vekoma
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Sascha Czibulka (Intamin)
and Markus Beyr (Attraktion!)
are thrilled about the first
customer for a "Dome Ride
Theatre": the Shaanxi Lewa
Investment Group wants to
open such a 4D-cinema in one
of its parks in 2015
Korean park operator Lotte
also wishes to bring its indoor-park
concept to China.
Planned is a location near the
Lotte-department store in
Shengyang.
Nevertheless the local competitors
of the three large
operators in the Chinese theme
park branch (OCT,
Huaqiang und Wanda) are
not sleeping. Romon aspires
to finally open its indoor park
in Ningbo in the upcoming
October with a design and
dimensions that strikingly remind
one of Lotte World in Seoul.
Mack also appears to have struck a nerve in China
with its very successful mega-coaster concept in
Europe. This spring the "Quancheng Euro-Park"
opened in Shandong with a "blue fire"-clone as the
main attraction. Additionally the park also offers a
number of Jiuhua and Zamperla ride constructions.
The Euro-Park is already the second park of the operating
company Baxianguohai, which additionally
also operates aquariums in the province of Shandong.
A row of attractions from the Dutch manufacturer
Vekoma stand short before opening: two constructions
in Shanghai Disneyland and three attractions
at Hot Go Park in Fushun. Two indoor attractions
from Malaysian investor Berjaya are still to be realized
for the Great Mall of China.
Chinese park operator Chimelong successfully
opened the first building phase of its second resort,
the Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai, in the spring of this
year, and there are already rumours that a third location
is being searched for.
A government operated Kiddie Park with ride constructions
of Italian manufacturer will be opening in
the summer on the Island of Taiwan in Taipei – with
among others a Ferris wheel from Fabbri and a
coaster from Interlink. Additionally a number of simulator
ride constructions from Vekoma and Brogent
will be installed in an FEC in Miaoli.
An integration of water parks and aquariums in this
China-balance has been wisely waived as even a
sole view of the theme parks quickly becomes very
complex. An overall view of all known park projects
is shown on the map. A gold-digger syndrome dominates
in China, similar to the situation in Japan 20
years ago – with the difference however that the
country, due to its size and countless metropolitan
areas in comparison to Japan, appears to have a
limitless potential.
OCT is doing everything to continue to dominate the
branch. Nevertheless Overseas Chinese Town is
going about it relatively slowly: a new indoor kiddie
world and a Huss "Condor" in Peking, a new indoor
kiddie world with an "Outdoor Family Inverted
Coaster" from B&M and a "White Water" attraction
from Zierer in Shanghai. A new Happy Valley Park is
planned first for 2017 in Chongqing. In 2013 there
were by the way more visitors for the first time than
at the American Six Flags-Group: 26 million guests
visited the 9 parks of the group.
In the case of Huaqiang, the expansion of the park
chain Fantawild is progressing faster. According to
AECOM there were 42% more visitors last year than
the year before, and it counts for the first time among
the Top 10 park operators worldwide. In addition to
further parks in new locations, the chain is building
more and more "Second Gates" next to the older
parks. The main attractions are "Boomerang" constructions
from Vekoma and in the future also wooden
coaster from The Gravity Group, located in three
locations of the group – among them in two new
parks that are preoccupied with China's cultural
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Golden Horse
presented in cooperation with
Coaster-lab and young designer
Camiel Bilsen attractive coaster
layouts
heritage, similar to OCT's Window on China.
There are also positive aspects to report about from
other countries in Asia. Mario Mammon, owner of the
Filipino theme park "Enchanted Kingdom" was visibly
proud that this year he was the first Asian occupied
as IAAPA President. Whilst in neighbouring
countries such as Indonesia or Vietnam theme park
projects have already been planned, the Philippines
with a with notable market of 100 million residents
is limping behind somewhat. Mamon's Park Enchanted
Kingdom is the top address in the country
and presented this season a "Mega Disk’O" from
Zamperla. The Taman Safari Park Group with three
parks in Indonesia has ordered a Zamperla coaster
for the park in Bogor, and two water rides for the
other two parks. Jungleland, also located in Bogor
has announced another construction from Zierer.
In Japan the awarding of the Olympic Summer
Games to Tokyo for 2020 appears to have also
given wings to the amusement industry. Only a few
days ago Merlin confirmed the planned opening of
Legoland Japan in Nagoya in 2017, and the large
parks in the greater Tokyo area are beginning to invest
again. Hafema is delivering a water attraction
to the Land of the Rising Sun – most probably to
Yomiuriland.
A similar reaction has come about with the awarding
of the Olympic Winter Games in Korea's Pyeong
Chang for 2018. Universal Studios Korea could, as
far as shareholder Lotte is concerned, open in 2016
before the event. Lotte itself has opened a brand
new water park in spring in Gimhae near Busan, and
also purchased a row of new Zamperla ride constructions
for Lotte World in Seoul: a Mega Disk`O
24 was installed in the outside area, and inside a
specially designed and themed Flying Tigers ride
for the park was opened.
A Suspended Coaster with a spiral lift also from
Zamperla is planned as new attraction for Universal
Studios Singapore.
Apart from a visitor increase of around 62% in comparison
to the previous year, the exhibition was also
a success qualitatively. That at least was the tenor
of most of the exhibitors. Luckily the many exhibitors
were prepared for the predominantly Chinese
public, and had either translators or Chinese speaking
personnel on their stands. Despite this, the Chinese
market is difficult to see clearly even for the
locals. There are far too many new actors on the
market and only time will tell who actually has the
necessary substance for successful theme park
projects. This pertains by the way not only to the
operator but also to the countless Chinese design
firms, which in addition to foreign competitors such
as Falcons Treehouse, the Goddard Group, JRA,
Sanderson or Thinkwell, are attempting to establish
themselves on the Chinese market.
Traditionally the presentation of novelties is seldom
seen at the Asian exhibition, but with the increasing
importance of the event, there is always more to report.
Attraktion! GmbH from Markus Beyer issued
invitations for the presentation of the new "Dome
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Clockwise from above-left:
exhibitors OCT, Wonderworld,
Dongfang Landscape Design
(for Chimelong) and
Kristallturm Germany
Ride Theatre" for the last exhibition day. The first delivery
will go to Lewa Happy World in Shaanxi. This
is a ring-formed passenger gondola completed by
Intamin in which riding guests sit with their view to
the inside. The gondola moves practically from the
screen encased in a spherical formed dome. Additionally
Happy World is planning on the highest
Looping Coaster until now from Mack.
Canadian manufacturer Dynamic Attractions introduced
a whole row of new products in Peking: the
"Flying Theatre" a flight simulator, the "Immersive
Transporter" with projections, a trackless transport
system for cars with 4 to 12 riding guests, the "Circumotion
Theatre", a round platform that rotates
under a dome cupola, and can tip, circle, elevate
and sink, and the "SFX Coaster", a combination of
coaster and Darkride.
Golden Horse also was surprising with creative
coaster designs, which were presented in cooperation
with Camiel Bilsen and his young firm Coasterlab.
One design called the "EyeLoop" reminds one
very much of Maurer's "Sky Wheel" and Premier
Rides' "Superman"/"Skyscream". The second presented
layout was a Looping construction with 16
inversions. It remains to be seen if it interests a
customer.
With the fondness of Chinese clients for records,
and high contract figures of Golden Horse on the
local market, it may well be possible. Added to that
is that the latest delivery of a Minetrain to Happy Valley
in Tianjin has extremely pleasant ride characteristics.
Unfortunately the theme "Intellectual Property" continues
to lead to disputes between established
manufacturers and Chinese competitors. Just in
time before the AAE, Zamperla was successful in
obtaining a court ruling before an American court in
which both manufacturers Shibaolai and Zhongshan
Golden Dragon were prohibited to offer ride
constructions with a similarity to Zamperla constructions.
Insofar the presentation of quite innovative
track layouts of its own by Golden Horse was
very pleasing, and shows that improvement is in
sight.
The next Asian Attractions Expo will take place in
Hong Kong in June 2015. And it's quite possible that
the year after the event will be held in China for the
third time. Shanghai would be a duty call for many
in the branch with the the newly opened Disneyland
in 2016, and the record numbers in Peking have
shown that the demand for an event location in
China's large cities is present.
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YOMIURILAND
It's been a long time since the
park in the greater Tokyo area in
Japan has invested in new large
attractions; in fact it had even
closed two of its coasters. However
on the occasion of its 50-
year anniversary, the decision
was made to heavily reinvest.
Text & Photos: Stefan Rothaug
The new indoor area at
Tokyo's Yomiuriland
After the wooden coaster "White Canyon" (see
big picture above) was replaced by the S&S
Sansei “El Loco” Coaster named "Twist Coaster
Robin" at the beginning of the year, a new multifunctional
hall was opened in the middle of
March.
The building has been so designed that it
harbours the Sea Lion Show inside, which has
been at the park for decades, as well as other
shows and presentations. The sea lion pool can
also be converted to extra seating in that a
platform that hangs from the ceiling during the
sea lion show is lowered, resulting then in 1,000
seats.
Additionally the
stage building can
be opened at the
back, providing the
necessary infrastructure
for open-air
events. The public
gathers on a large
field "behind" the actual
show building.
Furthermore a 7,000
square metres sized
indoor area has
been announced for
the 2016 season.
The park is investing around 70 million Euro in the
huge building complex, which has been announced
as being planned to contain a water
ride, a car attraction, and a coaster. Additionally
there will also be an "indoor athletic area" where
kiddies can let off steam.
Yomiuriland's "Twist Coaster Robin" is by the way
the first delivery that can be considered as a
direct result of the cooperation between S&S und
Sansei Yusoki. Unfortunately this première was
rather unlucky: the attraction malfunctioned
shortly after the opening and has been out of
operation since then.
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HAPPY VALLEY BEIJING
Text:
Photos:
Frank Lanfer
Huss
The first “Condor 2G” (2 nd Generation) attraction
from Huss that opened in June at Happy Valley
Beijing in China, features a rescue boat design
and an attractive lighting concept.
The original "Condor" enjoyed much success with
30 examples being sold during the 1980s and
1990s, and having been added to the company’s
active portfolio of products once again, is creating
much interest among theme park operators.
Happy Valley chose the model that features the
familiar 31 m high central tower structure with four
main arms, at the end of which are spar boxes
carrying star shaped steel frames. Attached to
these are seven 2-person gondolas, which reach
a height of 24 m and swing out as they rotate
around the spar box.
A second Huss "Condor 2G" attraction is due for
opening in 2014/2015 in the Chinese Shandong
Province.
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ADVENTURELAND
WORLDS OF FUN
Another 64-seat and 95
m high "WindSeeker"
has also opened this
season: "Steel Hawk" at
Worlds of Fun. For comparison,
two photos ■
Text:
Frank Lanfer
Photos: Mondial
Already the 7 th example of the "WindSeeker"
from Dutch manufacturer Mondial opened on
the 6 th of June 2014 – namely at Adventureland
in Des Moines in the US State of Iowa.
Following the already opened big 64-seater,
almost 100 metres high constructions at the
Cedar-Fair-Parks such as Canada's Wonderland,
Kings Dominion, Cedar Point, Carowinds, Kings
Island and also this year at Worlds of Fun during
the past three years, a park outside of the group
also opted for such a spectacular product from
Mondial.
However, the park’s operating family Krantz had
the huge capacity of the "WindSeeker" custom
made to its own requirements, and had "only" half
of the 2-seat gondola arms installed on the
gondola cross. Nevertheless the "Storm Chaser"
attraction still offers a stately 32 seats per lofty
round at 75 metres height. Unchanged however
are the 45° outward swing and the high rotational
speed (55 km/h).
Adventureland that opened in 1974 is located
around 300 miles west of Chicago.
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DJURS SOMMERLAND
MAGAZIN
Photos: Huss
The Djurs Sommerland theme park in Nimtofte,
Denmark, has opened a classic "Pirate Ship"
from Huss Park Attractions this season.
The Viking ship named "Drageskibet" is located
over small lake in the newly created "Vikingeland”
area, and swings its 54 passengers at a 75° angle
to a height of 20 metres. With its moderate accelerations
and motions it is a genuine family ride, with
children from 1.1 m height accompanied by an
adult being able to enjoy the experience on offer.
Those over 1.2m are able to ride alone.
A second "Pirate Ship" is due
to open later this year at Romon
World in Ningbo, China.
This particular model will
again feature a special theme,
on this occasion reflecting the
concept of "Pirates of the Caribbean".
It is part of a package
of four new Huss rides
operating at the park, which
also includes a "Top Spin Suspended”,
a "Giant Frisbee 40”
and a "Break Dance 4”. ■
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CEVAHIR MALL
Istanbul is not only a cultural
highlight, but also a commercial
one. There's nowhere else that
there are so many large shopping
malls.
Text:
Frank Lanfer
Photos: Gosetto
Only a few weeks ago a large project was
added to the Mall of Istanbul together with
indoor amusement park.
And maybe as a reaction, the Cevahir Mall that
had opened in 2005 and with its 343 shops, 12
cinema screens,14 restaurants and 190,000
visitors daily is still the largest mall in Turkey,
announced the extension of its already existing
indoor park "Atlantis".
Until now there were a 15 m high coaster and a
25 m high Freefall Tower to experience (amongst
others). Almost immediately there will be two
other ride constructions enriching the current offer,
both of which have been produced and are to
be erected by Italian manufacturer Gosetto.
The "Zombie Darkride" is a type of interactive
Ghost Ride, in which thematically it's all about the
battle between zombies and police women. A
number of unusual scenes with 3D projection and
animatronics figures make this attraction – as is
the case with "The School" at Etnaland in Italy
based on the same ride system – something very
special among Darkrides. The ride course is 70m
long and the four-seat vehicles can rotate at 360°.
Test build-up at
Gosetto: "Zombie" Darkride
(above) and "Party Dance"
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All interactive components come from the Canadian
firm Triotech.
The second new ride is called "Party Dance" and
is a new development from Gosetto, based on a
proven ride type. In this case however the twoseat
gondolas can be controlled
by a joystick individually in both
directions and at a variable
speed, while rotating on its own
axis.
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HANSA-PARK
Photo:
Hansa-Park
It has just been announced that Hansa-Park's new
Hyper Coaster, planned to open in 2015, has a track
length of 73 metres.
Whilst the theming of the attraction will have a total
height of 79 metres – and with that "Kärnan" will most
probably be the highest themed
attraction in the world!
In order to celebrate this fact in
advance, a coaster T-shirt has been
brought out a year before the opening,
so the product can be purchased
at all merchandising shops at Hansa-
Park immediately – a simply great
marketing idea!
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ASIA PARK
At the end of 2012, Sun Group
Vietnam approached the Luxembourg
firm FAB with the request
to search for a landmark attraction
for their new amusement
park project called Asia Park in
Da Nang, in central Vietnam.
Text:
Frank Lanfer
Photos: FAB
And FAB arranged site visits and accompanied
investment representatives during trips to
Europe, the United States, and Japan.
Rolf Düpmann from FAB: "We took the representatives
of Sun Group on various tours to show all
possibilities in creating landmark attractions. Sun
Group is a very ambitious company and all of their
projects in Vietnam are high-end. They will do
thorough research before they enter into any
contract, or agree to a final concept.” Mr. Dang
Minh Truong, Vice Chairman of Sun Group also
confirms this: "Our strategy in each of the projects
that we develop in Vietnam is to reach a high-end
international standard. Therefore we have asked
FAB to assist us in our search for a landmark attraction.”
The Sun Group is Vietnam's largest project
developer in the areas of hotels, amusement
and apartment construction. Its main project area
is in the city of Da Nang, where already a number
of international hotels and the BàNà Hills Fantasy
Park are operated by the company. The search
ended in Japan where a 105 m Giant Wheel
manufactured by Meisho was found in Kyoto,
where it was in operation between 1992 and 2001.
Although not in operation for a long time, the Giant
Wheel was still build up, and a comprehensive
refurbishment strategy was set up by FAB. After
acceptance of FAB’s scope of supply and refurbishment
strategy by the Sun Group, the purchase
and supply contract for the 105 m high wheel was
concluded.
The first step to be taken was NDT testing of the
existing structure. Local testing authorities performed
these tests. TÜV Nord Systems GmbH &
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The elaborate buildings
and the passenger loading area
Co KG undertook the verification, and reported
the test results directly to Sun Group. The actual
dismantling works in Japan started at the end July
2013. Rolf Düpmann: "We have sold Ferris
wheels before, and with these past experiences
we set up an efficient dismantling
and refurbishment plan. We also established
an international project management
team that guided the whole project
from start to finish.”
The technical refurbishment was performed
in Japan using existing suppliers that
FAB has worked with in the past. The sandblasting
and repainting of the steel including
the complete renovation of the 64
gondolas was done in Vietnam. FAB arranged
that the original Japanese manufacturers
delivered all the necessary parts
for the refurbishment of the gondolas to the
country. A two-side LED-lighting system
was also added.
To give an even extra dimension to this
landmark attraction, Sun Group decided to
build an 8.5 meters high building on which
the wheel would be located. This building
with the imposing wheel on its roof will be
the centrepiece of the 40 hectare sized Asia
Park that will be developed around the
attraction, and will comprise of an outdoor amusement
park and a cultural park representing 9
Asian countries.
Through efficient planning and the cooperation
between FAB and its client Sun Group, the Sun
Wheel was opened in Da Nang, Vietnam, on July
19 th 2014, exactly 12 months after commencing
the dismantling of the 1,000 ton steel giant.
Dang Minh Truong: "Again Sun Group has set
another benchmark with this fantastic attraction.
Since the day of opening, visitors have an unforgettable
experience on the Sun Wheel with its
spectacular views over Da Nang. When we engaged
FAB, they soon proposed the idea of a
Giant Wheel. After completing the project with
FAB, we can conclude that their proposed strategy
has worked out very well for us from an operational
and financial point of view.”
One round on the wheel takes 16 minutes, and the
capacity is circa 1,600 passengers per hour. With
a total height of 113 m the Sun Wheel is not only
the landmark of the future Asia Park, but also of
the city of Da Nang due to its fantastic location on
the banks of the Han River.
Although the Sun Wheel has a rich history already,
with its new appearance it hasn’t lost anything of
its former grandeur and rises now majestically
above the skyline of Da Nang.
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PREVIEW
A calendar of events can be found here for the month of
September in alphabetical order. Additional information
about individual events is listed below.
■
A■ Aalen 12.09.-14.09.
■ Abensberg 04.09.-08.09.
■ Ahaus 12.09.-15.09.
■ Alfeld/Leine 19.09.-21.09.
■ Alfter 20.09.-23.09.
■ Alsdorf/Weiher 12.09.-15.09.
■ Altötting 27.09.-05.10.
■ Alzey 19.09.-23.09.
■ Amberg 26.09.-05.10.
■ Andernach 27.09.-30.09.
■ Andernach-Eich 06.09.-08.09.
■ Annweiler-Albersweiler 06.09.-09.09.
■ Apolda 26.09.-28.09.
■ Arnsberg-Hüsten 12.09.-16.09.
■ Asslar 29.08.-01.09.
■ Auerbach/Vogtland 19.09.-21.09.
■ Augsburg 22.08.-07.09.
B■ Bad Bentheim 26.09.-29.09.
■ Bad Bentheim 05.09.-07.09.
■ Bad Dürkheim 12.09.-22.09.
■ Bad Ems 29.08.-01.09.
■ Bad Frankenhausen 19.09.-21.09.
■ Bad Griesbach im Rottal 28.08.-02.09.
■ Bad Homburg 29.08.-01.09.
■ Bad Oldesloe 26.09.-28.09.
■ Bad Reichenhall 12.09.-21.09.
■ Bad Salzuflen-Schötmar 19.09.-21.09.
■ Bad Schussenried 19.09.-22.09.
■ Bad Segeberg 12.09.-15.09.
■ Bad Vilbel-Gronau 30.08.-01.09.
■ Bad Wildungen 05.09.-07.09.
■ Bad Windsheim 29.08.-02.09.
■ Baesweiler 26.09.-29.09.
■ Barchfeld 26.09.-29.09.
■ Barnstorf 05.09.-07.09.
■ Baumholder 20.09.-22.09.
■ Beckum 05.09.-07.09.
■ Beilngries/Altmühtal 05.09.-14.09.
■ Bellheim-Zeiskam 29.08.-02.09.
■ Bensheim 06.09.-14.09.
■ Bergisch Gladbach 20.09.-22.09.
■ Berlin-Hellersdorf 19.09.-28.09.
■ Berlin-Marzahn 26.09.-05.10.
■ Berlin-Mitte-Moabit 05.09.-21.09.
■ Berlin-Mitte-Wedding 19.09.-05.10.
■ Berlin-Pankow 13.09.-14.09.
■ Berlin-Rosenthal 19.09.-21.09.
■ Berlin-Tegel 29.08.-14.09.
■ Bernau/Chiemsee 18.09.-22.09.
■ Bernkastel-Kues 05.09.-09.09.
■ Bernstadt-Kemnitz 26.09.-05.10.
■ Bersenbrück-Ankum 13.09.-16.09.
■ Betzdorf 12.09.-15.09.
■ Bexbach 20.09.-23.09.
■ Biblis 20.09.-22.09.
■ Biedenkopf-Wallau 12.09.-15.09.
■ Bietigheim-Bissingen 29.08.-02.09.
■ Billigheim-Ingenheim 19.09.-22.09.
■ Bingen 29.08.-08.09.
■ Birkenfeld/Nahe 05.09.-09.09.
■ Bischberg 05.09.-08.09.
■ Blieskastel 06.09.-09.09.
■ Blomberg-Siebenhöfen 12.09.-15.09.
■ Bobenheim-Roxheim 05.09.-09.09.
■ Bobenheim-Roxheim 26.09.-30.09.
■ Bochum-Stiepel 26.09.-29.09.
■ Bockhorn 06.09.-08.09.
■ Bohmte 27.09.-29.09.
■ Bonn-Beuel-Pützchen 12.09.-16.09.
■ Bonn-Duisdorf 05.09.-08.09.
■ Boppard 26.09.-05.10.
■ Borken/Hessen 12.09.-14.09.
■ Bornheim 06.09.-09.09.
■ Borsdorf-Panitsch 12.09.-14.09.
■ Bottrop 26.09.-29.09.
■ Bramsche 26.09.-29.09.
■ Braunschweig 26.09.-05.10.
■ Breisach/Rhein 29.08.-01.09.
■ Bremen-Vegesack 29.08.-03.09.
■ Bretten 25.09.-29.09.
■ Brilon 26.09.-29.09.
■ Büdingen 26.09.-28.09.
■ Bühl 12.09.-15.09.
■ Bünde 25.09.-28.09.
■ Büren 27.09.-30.09.
■ Burgkunstadt 05.09.-08.09.
■ Burg/Magdeburg 12.09.-14.09.
■ Buseck 29.08.-02.09.
C■ Castrop-Rauxel 19.09.-22.09.
■ Cloppenburg 12.09.-15.09.
■ Coesfeld 20.09.-22.09.
■ Crailsheim 19.09.-22.09.
■ Crimmitschau 11.09.-14.09.
D■ Damme 26.09.-28.09.
■ Darmstadt 26.09.-06.10.
■ Darmstadt-Bessungen 19.09.-22.09.
■ Darmstadt-Martinsviertel 12.09.-15.09.
■ Delbrück 19.09.-22.09.
■ Delmenhorst 06.09.-10.09.
■ Dielheim/Wiesloch 27.09.-30.09.
■ Diemelstadt-Rhoden 12.09.-14.09.
■ Diepholz 18.09.-21.09.
■ Dortmund-Aplerbeck 05.09.-07.09.
■ Dortmund-Mengede 05.09.-07.09.
■ Dossenheim 20.09.-22.09.
■ Dreieich-Götzenhain 19.09.-22.09.
■ Drolshagen 20.09.-21.09.
■ Dürröhrsdorf-Dittersbach 29.08.-02.09.
■ Düsseldorf-Unterrath 20.09.-23.09.
■ Duisburg-Beeck 29.08.-02.09.
■ Duisburg-Mündelheim 20.09.-22.09.
■ Duisburg-Rheinhausen 13.09.-16.09.
■ Durmersheim 13.09.-16.09.
E■ Eberbach 29.08.-02.09.
■ Ebermannstadt 13.09.-16.09.
■ Ebertsheim 12.09.-15.09.
■ Edewecht 20.09.-22.09.
■ Egelsbach 20.09.-23.09.
■ Eichstätt 29.08.-07.09.
■ Eisenberg 06.09.-09.09.
■ Eisleben 19.09.-22.09.
■ Eisleben 26.09.-28.09.
■ Eitorf 27.09.-30.09.
■ Emden 12.09.-16.09.
■ Emsbüren 27.09.-30.09.
■ Ennigerloh 27.09.-30.09.
■ Erding 29.08.-07.09.
■ Erfurt 27.09.-12.10.
■ Erkelenz 12.09.-15.09.
■ Erzhausen 12.09.-16.09.
■ Essen-Altenessen 19.09.-21.09.
■ Essen-Werden 06.09.-09.09.
■ Esterwegen 13.09.-15.09.
F■ Feuchtwangen 26.09.-30.09.
■ Flensburg 12.09.-21.09.
■ Florstadt 13.09.-15.09.
■ Frankfurt 12.09.-22.09.
■ Frankfurt-Nieder Erlenbach 20.09.-23.09.
■ Frankfurt-Unterliederbach 26.09.-29.09.
■ Freising 05.09.-14.09.
■ Freital/Dresden 12.09.-14.09.
■ Friedberg/Hessen 19.09.-23.09.
■ Friedrichsthal 06.09.-09.09.
■ Friesoythe 19.09.-21.09.
■ Fröndenberg 19.09.-22.09.
■ Fürth-Poppenreuth 05.09.-08.09.
■ Fürth-Stadeln 29.08.-02.09.
■ Fürth-Vach 19.09.-22.09.
G■ Gaggenau 27.09.-29.09.
■ Ganderkesee 19.09.-21.09.
■ Geisenfeld 19.09.-23.09.
■ Georgsmarienhütte 20.09.-22.09.
■ Georgsmarienhütte-Oesede26.09.-29.09.
■ Geringswalde 29.08.-01.09.
■ Gerstungen 05.09.-08.09.
■ Gießen 27.09.-05.10.
■ Glückstadt 29.08.-01.09.
■ Grasbrunn-Keferloh 29.08.-01.09.
■ Grevenbroich 06.09.-09.09.
■ Grimma 26.09.-28.09.
■ Großbottwar 06.09.-08.09.
■ Großengottern 19.09.-22.09.
■ Großenhain 05.09.-07.09.
■ Groß-Gerau 12.09.-15.09.
■ Groß-Umstadt 20.09.-23.09.
■ Gudensberg 05.09.-08.09.
■ Gütersloh 27.09.-05.10.
■ Gunzenhausen 13.09.-21.09.
■ Gunzenhausen 05.09.-08.09.
H■ Haag 12.09.-21.09.
■ Haan 27.09.-30.09.
■ Hage 26.09.-29.09.
■ Hahnstätten 13.09.-16.09.
■ Halberstadt/Harz 05.09.-07.09.
■ Halle/Saale 16.08.-01.09.
■ Halle/Saale 26.09.-28.09.
■ Haltern 05.09.-07.09.
■ Hamburg-Bergedorf 19.09.-21.09.
■ Hamburg-Lohbrügge 27.09.-05.10.
■ Hamburg-Neugraben 12.09.-16.09.
■ Hamburg-Nienstedten 19.09.-22.09.
■ Hamburg-Poppenbüttel 05.09.-07.09.
■ Hamburg-Rahlstedt 12.09.-15.09.
■ Hamburg-Zollenspieker 20.09.-23.09.
■ Hamm 19.09.-23.09.
■ Hamminkeln 26.09.-29.09.
■ Hannover 19.09.-05.10.
■ Haren/Ems 30.08.-01.09.
■ Harpstedt 12.09.-14.09.
■ Hartenstein 05.09.-06.09.
■ Hattingen 12.09.-15.09.
■ Hattingen 27.09.-29.09.
■ Hauenstein 05.09.-09.09.
■ Havelberg 04.09.-07.09.
■ Heidelberg-Kirchheim 13.09.-15.09.
■ Heidelberg-Rohrbach 06.09.-08.09.
■ Heilbronn 12.09.-21.09.
■ Heiligenstadt/Thüringen 12.09.-14.09.
■ Heinsberg 26.09.-29.09.
■ Hemau 05.09.-09.09.
■ Hemer 26.09.-28.09.
■ Hemmoor 26.09.-28.09.
■ Hennef/Sieg 20.09.-22.09.
■ Heroldsberg 19.09.-22.09.
■ Herrieden 19.09.-22.09.
■ Herzogenrath-Kohlscheid 06.09.-08.09.
■ Hessisch Lichtenau 12.09.-15.09.
■ Heusenstamm 20.09.-22.09.
■ Heusweiler 13.09.-15.09.
■ Hilchenbach 20.09.-23.09.
■ Hirschaid 05.09.-08.09.
■ Hirschberg/Bergstraße 30.08.-01.09.
■ Hohenmölsen 04.09.-07.09.
■ Hohenstein-Ernstthal 26.09.-28.09.
■ Homburg/Saar 12.09.-15.09.
■ Horn-Bad Meinberg 19.09.-21.09.
■ Hoyerswerda 12.09.-14.09.
■ Hückelhoven-Ratheim 29.08.-01.09.
■ Hungen 30.08.-01.09.
■ Husum 26.09.-29.09.
I■ Ibbenbüren 05.09.-08.09.
■ Ingelheim/Rhein 27.09.-05.10.
■ Ingolstadt 26.09.-05.10.
■ Iphofen 27.09.-30.09.
■ Issum 12.09.-16.09.
J■ Jena 12.09.-21.09.
K■ Kaiserslautern-Hohenecken 29.08.-01.09.
■ Kaiserslautern-Mölschbach 05.09.-08.09.
■ Kaiserslautern-Morlautern 30.08.-01.09.
■ Kaiserslautern-Siegelbach 20.09.-22.09.
■ Kaltenkirchen 05.09.-08.09.
■ Kamen-Methler 19.09.-22.09.
■ Karlsruhe-Mühlburg 12.09.-15.09.
■ Kaufering 04.09.-08.09.
■ Kelsterbach 05.09.-08.09.
■ Kelsterbach 12.09.-14.09.
■ Kempen 13.09.-16.09.
■ Kleve-Rindern 19.09.-22.09.
■ Knetzgau 29.08.-01.09.
■ Köln-Rodenkirchen 27.09.-30.09.
■ Konstanz 19.09.-05.10.
■ Korbach 19.09.-21.09.
■ Krefeld-Hüls 29.08.-01.09.
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■ Kriftel/Taunus 20.09.-23.09.
■ Krumbach/Schwaben 07.09.-14.09.
■ Külsheim 11.09.-15.09.
■ Kusel 05.09.-09.09.
L■ Lambsheim 06.09.-09.09.
■ Lampertheim 13.09.-15.09.
■ Lampertheim 13.09.-16.09.
■ Landau/Pfalz 13.09.-22.09.
■ Langen 06.09.-09.09.
■ Lauda-Königshofen 19.09.-28.09.
■ Laudenbach 06.09.-08.09.
■ Leer/Ostfriesland 05.09.-08.09.
■ Leimen 19.09.-22.09.
■ Leimen-Sankt Ilgen 13.09.-16.09.
■ Lenting 11.09.-14.09.
■ Leutershausen 05.09.-08.09.
■ Lippetal-Herzfeld 06.09.-14.09.
■ Lörrach 17.09.-21.09.
■ Lohmar 05.09.-08.09.
■ Lorsch 20.09.-22.09.
■ Lübbecke 04.09.-07.09.
■ Lübben/Spreewald 19.09.-21.09.
■ Lüneburg 12.09.-15.09.
■ Lünen 11.09.-14.09.
M■ Magdeburg 26.09.-19.10.
■ Mainz 28.08.-07.09.
■ Mainz-Ebersheim 12.09.-16.09.
■ Maisach 29.08.-07.09.
■ Manching-Oberstimm 29.08.-01.09.
■ Mannheim 27.09.-12.10.
■ Mannheim-Neckarau 13.09.-16.09.
■ Marienhafe 06.09.-08.09.
■ Marl 12.09.-15.09.
■ Mechernich 05.09.-08.09.
■ Meißen 26.09.-28.09.
■ Melle-Gesmold 20.09.-22.09.
■ Merkendorf 05.09.-08.09.
■ Merzig 27.09.-05.10.
■ Meschede 29.08.-01.09.
■ Miltenberg 29.08.-07.09.
■ Mönchengladbach 29.08.-01.09.
■ Mönchengladbach 27.09.-30.09.
■ Mönchengladbach 27.09.-29.09.
■ Mönchengladbach 20.09.-23.09.
■ Mönchengladbach 13.09.-16.09.
■ Mörlenbach 29.08.-01.09.
■ Moers 05.09.-09.09.
■ Monheim 19.09.-21.09.
■ Moordorf 19.09.-22.09.
■ Moormerland 29.08.-01.09.
■ Moosburg/Isar 12.09.-21.09.
■ Mühldorf/Inn 29.08.-08.09.
■ Mühlhausen-Ehingen 19.09.-28.09.
■ Mühlhausen/Thüringen 29.08.-07.09.
■ München 20.09.-05.10.
■ Münzenberg-Gambach 12.09.-15.09.
N■ Naumburg/Saale 27.09.-05.10.
■ Naunhof 05.09.-07.09.
■ Nennslingen 29.08.-01.09.
■ Nettetal-Kaldenkirchen 06.09.-09.09.
■ Neubrandenburg 26.09.-05.10.
■ Neuenstadt/Kocher 13.09.-15.09.
■ Neunburg vorm Wald 12.09.-15.09.
■ Neunkirchen/Saar 29.08.-02.09.
■ Neusäß 12.09.-21.09.
■ Neuss 29.08.-02.09.
■ Neuss-Norf 20.09.-23.09.
■ Nidda 06.09.-08.09.
■ Nidderau-Erbstadt 20.09.-23.09.
■ Niederkassel 26.09.-29.09.
■ Niederkassel-Lülsdorf 19.09.-22.09.
■ Niederkassel-Mondorf 05.09.-08.09.
■ Niederstetten 26.09.-29.09.
■ Niederzier 30.08.-01.09.
■ Nienburg/Weser 25.09.-28.09.
■ Nordhausen 06.09.-14.09.
■ Nottuln 13.09.-15.09.
■ Nürnberg 29.08.-14.09.
■ Nürnberg 19.09.-23.09.
■ Nußloch 13.09.-15.09.
O■ Obergünzburg 29.08.-03.09.
■ Oberhausen 12.09.-15.09.
■ Oberkirch 05.09.-08.09.
■ Oberursel-Weißkirchen 05.09.-08.09.
■ Oer-Erkenschwick 19.09.-21.09.
■ Offenbach/Main 27.09.-05.10.
■ Offenburg-Ortenau 26.09.-29.09.
■ Oldenburg 26.09.-05.10.
■ Osterholz-Scharmbeck 26.09.-30.09.
■ Ottweiler 05.09.-08.09.
P■ Papenburg-Aschendorf 12.09.-14.09.
■ Passau 05.09.-14.09.
■ Penzberg 29.08.-07.09.
■ Pfaffenhofen/Ilm 05.09.-16.09.
■ Pfungstadt 12.09.-14.09.
■ Philippsburg 27.09.-29.09.
■ Pinneberg 26.09.-29.09.
■ Pirmasens 29.08.-03.09.
■ Pobershau/Erzgebirge 12.09.-21.09.
■ Püttlingen-Köllerbach 27.09.-29.09.
R■ Radebeul 26.09.-28.09.
■ Radevormwald 19.09.-22.09.
■ Rastatt 05.09.-09.09.
■ Rauenberg 13.09.-15.09.
■ Recke 20.09.-22.09.
■ Rees 27.09.-30.09.
■ Regensburg 29.08.-14.09.
■ Reichelsheim 26.09.-29.09.
■ Reken-Maria Veen 06.09.-08.09.
■ Rendsburg 26.09.-29.09.
■ Rhauderfehn 19.09.-21.09.
■ Rhede 29.08.-01.09.
■ Rheinbach 19.09.-23.09.
■ Rheinberg-Borth 21.09.-23.09.
■ Rheinberg-Orsoy 13.09.-16.09.
■ Rheinfelden/Baden 27.09.-05.10.
■ Riegelsberg 06.09.-08.09.
■ Rockenhausen 12.09.-14.09.
■ Rodalben 13.09.-15.09.
■ Rodgau-Jügesheim 05.09.-09.09.
■ Rodgau-Nieder Roden 12.09.-16.09.
■ Rödermark-Ober Roden 26.09.-29.09.
■ Rödermark-Urberach 05.09.-08.09.
■ Rösrath 05.09.-08.09.
■ Röthenbach/Pegnitz 29.08.-02.09.
■ Röttingen 29.08.-01.09.
■ Rosenheim 30.08.-14.09.
■ Rositz 18.09.-21.09.
■ Roßdorf-Gundernhausen 05.09.-08.09.
■ Roßleben 19.09.-21.09.
■ Rüthen 13.09.-16.09.
S■ Saarbrücken 26.09.-06.10.
■ Saarlouis 29.08.-02.09.
■ Sand/Main 05.09.-09.09.
■ Satrup 05.09.-07.09.
■ Scheeßel 26.09.-28.09.
■ Scheinfeld 30.08.-02.09.
■ Schleiden 19.09.-23.09.
■ Schleswig 05.09.-08.09.
■ Schönenberg-Kübelberg 06.09.-09.09.
■ Schonach 06.09.-08.09.
■ Schriesheim 06.09.-08.09.
■ Schwabach 19.09.-28.09.
■ Schwabmünchen 25.09.-30.09.
■ Schwalmtal-Amern 13.09.-18.09.
■ Schwarzenfeld 05.09.-08.09.
■ Schwelm 05.09.-09.09.
■ Sendenhorst 27.09.-29.09.
■ Solingen-Mitte 12.09.-14.09.
■ Stade 18.09.-22.09.
■ Stadland-Rodenkirchen 19.09.-23.09.
■ Stadtallendorf 05.09.-08.09.
■ Stavenhagen 05.09.-07.09.
■ Stein 29.08.-02.09.
■ Steinbach-Hallenberg 12.09.-15.09.
■ Steißlingen 20.09.-22.09.
■ Stockstadt/Main 06.09.-08.09.
■ Straelen 12.09.-16.09.
■ Stuttgart 26.09.-12.10.
■ Stuttgart-Feuerbach 13.09.-15.09.
■ Stuttgart-Uhlbach 12.09.-15.09.
■ Sünching 29.08.-02.09.
■ Sulzbach/Saar 07.09.-09.09.
■ Sulzfeld 19.09.-22.09.
T■ Telgte 13.09.-16.09.
■ Teuchern 28.08.-01.09.
■ Thedinghausen 19.09.-21.09.
■ Tholey 06.09.-09.09.
■ Tittling 29.08.-01.09.
■ Torgau 12.09.-14.09.
■ Traunreut 26.09.-02.10.
■ Trostberg 29.08.-07.09.
■ Tutzing/Starnberger See 12.09.-16.09.
■ Twist-Bült 20.09.-22.09.
U■ Uffenheim 05.09.-08.09.
■ Usingen/Taunus 12.09.-15.09.
V■ Varel 12.09.-15.09.
■ Verl 05.09.-07.09.
■ Viersen-Dülken 20.09.-23.09.
■ Viersen-Süchteln 06.09.-09.09.
■ Völklingen 20.09.-23.09.
■ Vreden 06.09.-08.09.
W■ Wadersloh 20.09.-22.09.
■ Warburg 27.09.-05.10.
■ Weener 20.09.-21.09.
■ Weeze 06.09.-09.09.
■ Weikersheim 05.09.-08.09.
■ Weilerbach 27.09.-29.09.
■ Weimar 13.09.-21.09.
PREVIEW
■ Weinböhla/Dresden 05.09.-07.09.
■ Werdau/Sachsen 19.09.-21.09.
■ Werl/Westfalen 26.09.-29.09.
■ Wermelskirchen 29.08.-02.09.
■ Wesel-Büderich 13.09.-15.09.
■ Westerkappeln 13.09.-15.09.
■ Wiesbaden-Bierstadt 05.09.-08.09.
■ Wiesbaden-Delkenheim 19.09.-22.09.
■ Wiesbaden-Nordenstadt 29.08.-01.09.
■ Wiesenbach/Baden 06.09.-08.09.
■ Wiesentheid 26.09.-30.09.
■ Wiesloch 29.08.-07.09.
■ Wiesloch-Baiertal 20.09.-22.09.
■ Wiesmoor 04.09.-08.09.
■ Wilhermsdorf 19.09.-22.09.
■ Willich-Anrath 30.08.-02.09.
■ Wilnsdorf 29.08.-01.09.
■ Wirges 29.08.-02.09.
■ Witten/Ruhr 05.09.-08.09.
■ Wölfersheim 13.09.-15.09.
■ Wörth/Main 27.09.-29.09.
■ Wörth/Rhein 20.09.-23.09.
■ Wolfenbüttel 25.09.-29.09.
■ Worms 30.08.-07.09.
■ Wriezen 11.09.-14.09.
■ Wülfrath 12.09.-15.09.
■ Wuppertal-Cronenberg 13.09.-16.09.
■ Wustermark 05.09.-07.09.
Z■ Zeitz/Elster 04.09.-07.09.
■ Zella-Mehlis 12.09.-14.09.
■ Zeven 05.09.-08.09.
■ Zwickau 26.09.-05.10.
International
■ A Bleiburg 29.08.-01.09.
■ A Dornbirn 03.09.-07.09.
■ A Gallneukirchen 12.09.-14.09.
■ A Hartberg 05.09.-20.09.
■ A Klagenfurt 17.09.-21.09.
■ A Lebring 06.09.-07.09.
■ A Linz 27.09.-05.10.
■ A Retz 26.09.-28.09.
■ A Ried/Innkreis 10.09.-14.09.
■ A Salzburg 19.09.-24.09.
■ A Sankt Veit/Glan 27.09.-06.10.
■ A Traun 18.09.-21.09.
■ A Wels 29.08.-07.09.
■ B Eupen 26.09.-30.09.
■ B Hasselt 20.09.-28.09.
■ B Kelmis=La Calamine12.09.-16.09.
■ B Leuven=Louvain 05.09.-24.09.
■ B Oudenaarde 05.09.-14.09.
■ B Sint-Truiden=St.Trond 29.08.-08.09.
■ B Spa 05.09.-16.09.
■ B Tongeren=Tongres 13.09.-18.09.
■ B Tournais=Doornik 06.09.-28.09.
■ B Verviers 05.09.-23.09.
■ B Waregem 28.08.-03.09.
■ CH Aigle 05.09.-07.09.
■ CH Appenzell 27.09.-29.09.
■ CH Biberist 12.09.-14.09.
■ CH Einsiedeln 31.08.-02.09.
■ CH Ennenda 05.09.-07.09.
■ CH Flüelen 27.09.-29.09.
■ CH Illnau 12.09.-14.09.
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23. AUGUST (SATURDAY)
55411 Bingen
■ Winzerfest until 08.09.
■ CH Lachen/SZ 05.09.-08.09.
■ CH Langnau a.A. 26.09.-28.09.
■ CH Neuenburg 26.09.-28.09.
■ CH Niederurnen 05.09.-07.09.
■ CH Siebnen 28.09.-30.09.
■ CH Stäfa 27.09.-29.09.
■ CH Sursee 05.09.-07.09.
■ CH Unterägeri 06.09.-08.09.
■ CH Weinfelden 25.09.-29.09.
■ CH Winterthur 05.09.-07.09.
■ CH Zürich 13.09.-15.09.
■ F Carcassonne 28.06.-14.09.
■ F Carnon 28.06.-07.09.
■ F Chateaubriant 12.09.-15.09.
■ F Chauny 30.08.-08.09.
■ F Corbeil-Essonnes 05.09.-14.09.
■ F Creutzwald/Moselle 20.09.-23.09.
■ F Elbeuf 30.08.-21.09.
■ F Epernay 20.09.-01.10.
■ F Epinal 20.09.-12.10.
■ F Lille 30.08.-28.09.
■ F Montceau-les-Mines 30.08.-07.09.
■ F Nantes 06.09.-05.10.
■ F Paris 29.08.-12.10.
■ F Paris 06.09.-05.10.
■ F Péronne/Somme 27.09.-05.10.
■ F Thionville 13.09.-28.09.
■ F Thonon-les-Bains 30.08.-07.09.
■ F Toulouse 27.09.-19.10.
■ F Valras-Plage 05.07.-07.09.
■ GB Abergavenny, Mon 22.09.-27.09.
■ GB Ashby-De-La-Zouch 12.09.-16.09.
■ GB Barnstaple, Devon 17.09.-20.09.
■ GB Bridgwater, Som 24.09.-27.09.
■ GB Bury, Lancs 12.09.-21.09.
■ GB Coventry 18.09.-27.09.
■ GB Daventry, Northants 20.09.-21.09.
■ GB Doncaster 05.09.-14.09.
■ GB Dumfries, Scotl. 25.09.-27.09.
■ GB Glastonbury, Som 05.09.-13.09.
■ GB Harpenden, Herts 09.09.-13.09.
■ GB Lincoln 12.09.-20.09.
■ GB London 25.07.-07.09.
■ GB Neath, W. 09.09.-13.09.
■ GB Newton Abbott 01.09.-06.09.
■ GB Oxford 08.09.-09.09.
■ GB Rotherham 13.09.-14.09.
■ GB Rushden, Northants 19.09.-27.09.
■ GB Stevenage, Herts 22.09.-23.09.
■ GB Stokesley/N. Yorkshire 17.09.-20.09.
■ GB Summercourt, Cornwall 24.09.-27.09.
■ GB Thame, Oxfordshire 18.09.-20.09.
■ GB Wallingford 25.09.-27.09.
■ GB Wisbech, Cambs 17.09.-20.09.
■ GB Witney, Oxon 15.09.-16.09.
■ GB Woolwich, South London15.08.-14.09.
■ I Bergamo 22.08.-21.09.
■ I Lucca 23.08.-28.09.
■ L Alzingen=Alzeng 26.09.-28.09.
■ L Luxemburg=Luxembourg 22.08.-10.09.
■ NL Almelo 02.09.-07.09.
■ NL Almere-Stad 24.09.-28.09.
■ NL Cuijk 12.09.-16.09.
■ NL Delft 16.09.-21.09.
■ NL Den Haag 06.09.-21.09.
■ NL Doetinchem 05.09.-07.09.
■ NL Geldrop 06.09.-10.09.
■ NL Heemskerk 03.09.-05.09.
■ NL Hengelo 17.09.-21.09.
■ NL Hillegom 11.09.-14.09.
■ NL Kerkrade 26.09.-30.09.
■ NL Lisse 23.09.-25.09.
■ NL Nederweert 29.08.-02.09.
■ NL Oldenzaal 26.09.-29.09.
■ NL Roosendaal 05.09.-11.09.
■ NL Schagen 29.08.-03.09.
■ NL Schiedam 25.09.-28.09.
■ NL Terneuzen 12.09.-21.09.
■ NL Veghel 12.09.-17.09.
■ NL Volendam 05.09.-08.09.
■ NL Weert 26.09.-01.10.
■ NL Wijchen 20.09.-23.09.
■ NL Zaandam 05.09.-14.09.
■ NL Zutphen 03.09.-07.09.
■ PL Kutno 05.09.-07.09
28. JUNE (SATURDAY)
F Carcassonne
■ Herisson Land until 14.09.
F Carnon
■ Luna Park until 07.09.
5. JULY (SATURDAY)
F Valras-Plage
■ Luna Park, Azuriland until 07.09.
25. JULY (FRIDAY)
GB London
■ Summer Season Fair until 07.09.
15. AUGUST (FRIDAY)
GB Woolwich, South London
■ Common Fun Fair until 14.09.
16. AUGUST (SATURDAY)
06108 Halle/Saale
■ Sommerjahrmarkt und Laternenfest
until 01.09.
AG-Schausteller Halle, W.Meyer
22. AUGUST (FRIDAY)
86153 Augsburg
■ Herbstplärrer until 07.09.
Stadt
City Sky Liner, Breakdance, Flipper, Magic
House, Wellenflug, Leopardenspur, Go-Kartbahn,
Adrenalin, Intoxx, Toboggan
Participants: ca. 85
I Bergamo
■ Luna Park until 21.09.
L Luxemburg=Luxembourg
■ Schueberfouer
until 10.09.
Riesenrad, Sky Fall, Geisterschlange, Wellenflug,
Spinning Racer, Top Spin, Apres Ski Party,
Happy Sailor, Bayernkurve, Simulator, Train
Fantome, Tagada, Tepakap, Toboggan Geant,
Twister Maxi Jump, Wild Mouse, XXL, Rio
Rapidos, Rock & Roll, Booster Naxxx, Breakdance,
Catapult, Cinema 5D
Participants: ca. 250
I Lucca
■ Luna Park until 28.09.
28. AUGUST (DONNERSTEG)
06682 Teuchern
■ Parkfest until 01.09.
55120 Mainz
■ Mainzer Weinmarkt until 07.09.
Closed from Tuesday to Thursday
Touristik Centrale/Mainz
94086 Bad Griesbach-Karpfham
■ Karpfhamer Fest until 02.09.
Haslinger Volksfest/Karpfhamer Fest e.V
Star Dancer, Eclipse, Around the World, Feuer
& Eis, Fahrt zur Hölle, Atlantis, Riesenrad,
Avenger, G-Force, Musik Express, Route 66
B Waregem
■ Koersefoor until 03.09.
29. AUGUST (FRIDAY)
01833 Dürröhrsdorf-Dittersbach
■ Jahrmarkt until 02.09.
09326 Geringswalde
■ Teichfest until 01.09.
13469 Berlin-Tegel
■ Freie Scholle until 14.09.
Schaustellerverband Berlin e.V.
25348 Glückstadt
■ Sommermarkt until 01.09.
26802 Moormerland
■ Schützenfest until 01.09.
28757 Bremen-Vegesack
■ Herbstmarkt until 03.09.
VBS mbH Bremen
35418 Buseck
■ Kirmes until 02.09.
Veranstaltungsbüro Wagner/Buseck-Beuern
35614 Asslar
■ Kirchweih until 01.09.
41189 Mönchengladbach-Beckrath
■ Kirmes until 01.09.
41460 Neuss
■ Schützenfest until 02.09.
Stadt, BgA Märkte und Kirmessen
41836 Hückelhoven-Ratheim
■ Kirmes until 01.09.
42929 Wermelskirchen
■ Herbstkirmes until 02.09.
Stadt
Kettenflieger, Salto Mortale, Simulator, Musik
Express, High Impress, Halloween, Air-Crash
Participants: ca. 70
46414 Rhede
■ Kirmes until 01.09.
Stadt
Booster, Big Bamboo, 1001 Nacht, Musik Express,
Octopussy, Phoenix, Wellenflug, Simulator,
Jekyll & Hyde, Mäusestadt, Kesseltanz
Participants: ca. 160
47139 Duisburg-Beeck
■ Beecker-Kirmes until 02.09.
47839 Krefeld-Hüls
■ Herbstkirmes until 01.09.
Stadt
56121 Bad Ems
■ Bartholomäusmarkt until 01.09.
Bartholomäusmarktverein e.V.
56422 Wirges
■ Kirmes until 02.09.
57234 Wilnsdorf
■ Kirmes until 01.09.
Gemeinde
59872 Meschede
■ St.-Georgs-Kirmes until 01.09.
61343 Bad Homburg
■ Laternenfest until 01.09.
Stadt
Wilde Maus, Commander, Top Spin, Frisbee,
Psychodelic, Riesenrad, Wellenflug, Breakdance,
Jaguarbahn, Geisterbahn, Drop Zone
Participants: ca. 130
63897 Miltenberg
■ Michaelimesse until 07.09.
Stadt
Euro-Rutsche, Take Off, Night Style, Dschungel
Train
Participants: ca. 40
65205 Wiesbaden-Nordenstadt
■ Norschter Kerb until 01.09.
Kerbegesellschaft+K.Laux
66538 Neunkirchen/Saar
■ Kirmes until 02.09.
Stadt
Safarie Express, Chaos, Magic, Spin Ball, Polyp,
Simulator, Rio
Participants: ca. 70
66740 Saarlouis
■ Ludwigskirmes until 02.09.
Stadt
Breakdance, Simulator
Participants: ca. 55
66953 Pirmasens
■ Grenadiermarkt until 03.09.
Stadt
Sky Glider, Disco Fieber, Himalaya
Participants: ca. 40
67661 Kaiserslautern-Hohenecken
■ Kerwe until 01.09.
Stadt
69168 Wiesloch
■ Winzerfest until 07.09.
W.Lowinger/Wiesloch
69412 Eberbach
■ Kuckucksmarkt until 02.09.
Stadt
Black Out, Starlight, Breakdance
Participants: ca. 40
69509 Mörlenbach
■ Kerb until 01.09.
74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
■ Bietigheimer Pferdemarkt
until 02.09.
Festzeltbetr. Göckelesmaier/Stuttgart
Wilde Maus, Flash, Booster, Wellenflug, Musik
Express, Aqua Velis, Geisterbahn
Participants: ca. 50
76756 Bellheim-Zeiskam
■ Kirchweih until 02.09.
Gemeinde
79206 Breisach/Rhein
■ Weinfest until 01.09.
J.Hahn/Offenburg
82216 Maisach
■ Volksfest until 07.09.
112

82377 Penzberg
■ Volksfest until 07.09.
Fahrenschon/Rosenheim
Wellenflug, Doggy Dog, XXL-Krake, Mondlift
Participants: ca. 15
83308 Trostberg
■ Volksfest until 07.09.
Fa.Sonntag/Pfarrkirchen
84453 Mühldorf/Inn
■ Volksfest until 08.09.
Stadt
Parkour, Wilde Maus, Swing Time, Top Spin,
Extrem, Walk of Fame
Participants: ca. 20
85072 Eichstätt
■ Volksfest until 07.09.
Volksfestausschuss
Riesenrad, Wellenflug, Jumanji, Happy Traveller
Participants: ca. 20
85077 Manching-Oberstimm
■ Barthelmarkt until 01.09.
Markt Manching
Wellenflug, Space Party, Allround, Domino, Irrgarten,
Schnee-Circus, Power Tower, Geisterhöhle,
Riesenrad
Participants: ca. 400
85435 Erding
■ Herbstfest until 07.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Haunted Mansion, Kettenflieger,
Musik Express, The King, Mega King Tower
Participants: ca. 55
85630 Grasbrunn-Keferloh
■ Keferloher Markt until 01.09.
Little O Veranstaltungs GmbH/E.Radlinger
87634 Obergünzburg
■ Volksfest until 03.09.
90478 Nürnberg
■ Herbstvolksfest until 14.09.
Stadt/Verb.Schaust.Nürnberg
Wilde Maus, Wildwasserbahn, Riesenrad, Flip
Fly, Cyber Space, Artistico, Skater, Roll Over,
Playball, Breakdance, Wellenflug, Star Flyer,
Schlittenfahrt, Disco Express, Teststrecke,
Psycho, Horror World, Traumgenerator, Happy
Family, Geisterschloss, Rotor
Participants: ca. 165
90547 Stein
■ Kirchweih until 02.09.
90552 Röthenbach/Pegnitz
■ Blumenfest until 02.09.
90765 Fürth-Stadeln
■ Kirchweih until 02.09.
91438 Bad Windsheim
■ Kirchweih-Volksfest until 02.09.
Kur-, Kongress- und Touristik-GmbH
Bayernbreaker, Rocket
91790 Nennslingen
■ Kirchweih until 01.09.
93059 Regensburg
■ Herbstdult until 14.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Magic, Wellenflug, Breakdance,
Free Style, Achterbahn, Aqua Velis, Amazonas,
Go-Kartbahn
93104 Sünching
■ Sünchinger Markt until 02.09.
94104 Tittling
■ Volksfest until 01.09.
97285 Röttingen
■ Volksfest until 01.09.
97478 Knetzgau
■ Kirchweih until 01.09.
99974 Mühlhausen/Thüringen
■ Stadtkirmes until 07.09.
Stadt
Flash, Big Spin, Katz & Maus, Crazy Halloween
Participants: ca. 43
A Bleiburg
■ Wiesenmarkt until 01.09.
Riesenrad, Speed, Schiff Ahoi, Drachenbahn,
Rodeo, Kettenflieger, Sling Shot, Big Wave,
Sky Rocker, Breakdance, Flipper, Geisterhaus,
Simulator, Drop Zone, Tagada, Twister,
Sombrero
Participants: ca. 350
A Wels
■ Welser Volksfest until 07.09.
B Sint-Truiden=St.Trond
■ Augustuskermis until 08.09.
F Paris
■ Fête au Bois (Neu-Neu)
until 12.10.
NL Nederweert
■ Kermis until 02.09.
NL Schagen
■ Najaarskermis until 03.09.
30. AUGUST (SATURDAY)
35410 Hungen
■ Schäferfest until 01.09.
47877 Willich-Anrath
■ Schützenfest until 02.09.
49733 Haren/Ems
■ Kirmes until 01.09.
52382 Niederzier
■ Kirmes until 01.09.
61118 Bad Vilbel-Gronau
■ Gronauer Zeltkerb until 01.09.
67549 Worms
■ Backfischfest until 07.09.
Stadt
Daemonium, Pirates Adventure, Wildwasserbahn,
Riesenrad, Around the World, Breakdance,
Musik Express
Participants: ca. 145
67659 Kaiserslautern-Morlautern
■ Kerwe until 01.09.
Stadt
69493 Hirschberg/Bergstraße
■ Großsaasemer Gassekerwe
until 01.09.
83022 Rosenheim
■ Herbstfest until 14.09.
Wirtschaftlicher Verband der Stadt
Breakdance, Top Spin, XXL, Lach+Freu-Haus,
Magic, Wilde Maus, Super-Hupferl, Geisterbahn,
Super-Gaudi, Beach Jumper, Riesenrad
Participants: ca. 70
91439 Scheinfeld
■ Kirchweih until 02.09.
Stadt
F Chauny
■ Fête Foraine until 08.09.
F Elbeuf
■ Fête Foraine Saint Gilles
until 21.09.
F Lille
■ Foire aux Manèges until 28.09.
F Montceau-les-Mines
■ Fête Foraine until 07.09.
F Thonon-les-Bains
■ Foire de Crête until 07.09.
31. AUGUST (SUNDAY)
CH Einsiedeln
■ Chilbi until 02.09.
1. SEPTEMBER (MONDAY)
GB Newton Abbott
■ Cheese & Onion Fair until 06.09.
2. SEPTEMBER (TUESDAY)
NL Almelo
■ Centrumkermis until 07.09.
3. SEPTEMBER (WEDNESDAY)
A Dornbirn
■ Herbstmesse until 07.09.
NL Heemskerk
■ Kermis until 05.09.
NL Zutphen
■ Feestweekkermis until 07.09.
4. SEPTEMBER (THURSDAY)
06679 Hohenmölsen
■ Herbstmarkt until 07.09.
06712 Zeitz/Elster
■ Herbstfest until 07.09.
26639 Wiesmoor
■ Blütenfest until 08.09.
32312 Lübbecke
■ Blasheimer Markt until 07.09.
Stadt
Flasher, Predator, Voodoo Jumper, Booster,
Riesenrad, Breakdance, Musik Express, Disco
Swing, Wellenflug, Spuk, Horror-Lazarett,
1001 Nacht
39539 Havelberg
■ Pferdemarkt until 07.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Rocket, No Limit, Crazy Mouse,
Breakdance, Melodie Star, Shaker, Rutsche,
Freddy’s Company, Down Town, Halloween
86916 Kaufering
■ Volksfest until 08.09.
93326 Abensberg
■ Gillamoos until 08.09.
Stadt
Space Party, Allround, Zugspitzbahn, Domino,
Riesenrad, Power Tower
5. SEPTEMBER (FRIDAY)
01558 Großenhain
■ Tag der Sachsen
until 07.09.
Dresdner Schaustellerverband e.V.
Riesenrad, Flipper, Magic, Breakdance, Top
In Express, Mexico City, Drop Attack, Crazy
Outback
01689 Weinböhla/Dresden
■ Winzerstraßenfest until 07.09.
M.Müller-Milano/Dresden
04683 Naunhof
■ Kartoffelfest until 07.09.
08118 Hartenstein
■ Kirmes until 06.09.
10557 Berlin-Mitte-Moabit
■ Oktoberfest am Hauptbahnhof
until 21.09.
Th.H.Wollenschläger/Falkensee
14641 Wustermark
■ Brunnenfest until 07.09.
T.Krämer/Rothstein
Breakdance, Achterbahn, Bungee-Trampolin
17153 Stavenhagen
■ 750-Jahr-Feier until 07.09.
Großmarkt Rostock GmbH
Breakdance, Musikladen
22399 Hamburg-Poppenbüttel
■ Sommerfest until 07.09.
24568 Kaltenkirchen
■ Kaki-Jahrmarkt until 08.09.
Stadt
24837 Schleswig
■ Peermarkt until 08.09.
Stadt
24986 Satrup
■ Herbstfest until 07.09.
26789 Leer
■ Loga Schützenfest until 08.09.
27404 Zeven
■ Herbstmarkt until 08.09.
33415 Verl
■ Verler Leben until 07.09.
Stadt
34281 Gudensberg
■ Heimatfest & Viehmarkt
until 08.09.
34537 Bad Wildungen
■ Volksfest until 07.09.
35260 Stadtallendorf
■ Heimat- und Soldatenfest
until 08.09.
Veranstaltungsbüro Wagner/Buseck-Beuern
Breakdance, Musik Express, Crazy Town,
Bungee-Trampolin
38820 Halberstadt/Harz
■ Altstadtfest until 07.09.
44047 Dortmund-Aplerbeck
■ Kirmes until 07.09.
44359 Dortmund-Mengede
■ Michaelisfest until 07.09.
P.Arens/Dortmund
45721 Haltern
■ Heimatfest, Jahrmarkt und
Kirmes until 07.09.
47441 Moers
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
Stadt
48455 Bad Bentheim-Gildehaus
■ Dorfkirmes
until 07.09.
Heskamp Event/Rheine
49406 Barnstorf
■ Herbstmarkt until 07.09.
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97522 Sand/Main
■ Kirchweih until 09.09.
Uebel & Sachs/Niederwerrn
41515 Grevenbroich
■ Schützenfest until 09.09.
BSV Grevenbroich
49477 Ibbenbüren
■ Großkirmes until 08.09.
Stadt
51503 Rösrath
■ Schützen- und Volksfest
until 08.09.
St.Seb.Schützenbruderschaft
53123 Bonn-Duisdorf
■ Herbstkirmes until 08.09.
Bonner Veranstaltungs-ArGe
53797 Lohmar
■ Kirmes until 08.09.
Löbach-Radermacher-Umland/Lohmar
53859 Niederkassel-Mondorf
■ Kirmes until 08.09.
53894 Mechernich
■ Herbstkirmes until 08.09.
Vereinskartell Mechernich
54470 Bernkastel-Kues
■ Weinfest mit Vergnügungspark
until 09.09.
55765 Birkenfeld
■ Prämienmarkt until 09.09.
Stadt
Breakdance, Alpha 1, Hollywood Star, Achterbahn,
Riesenrad, Simulator
Participants: ca. 25
58332 Schwelm
■ Heimatfest until 09.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Booster Maxxx, Ghost, Musik Express,
Kettenflieger, Looping the Loop, Circus
Circus, X-Factor
Participants: ca. 160
58452 Witten
■ Zwiebelkirmes until 08.09.
Stadtmarketing Witten GmbH
Breakdance, Kettenflieger, Musik Express,
Double Jump, Hip Hop Fly, Jump Street, Simulator,
Bungee-Trampolin
Participants: ca. 60
59269 Beckum
■ Pütt-Tage until 07.09.
Stadtmarketing Beckum GmbH
61440 Oberursel-Weißkirchen
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
63110 Rodgau-Jügesheim
■ Kerb until 09.09.
63322 Rödermark-Urberach
■ Kerb until 08.09.
P.Stein/Rödermark
64380 Roßdorf-Gundernhausen
■ Kerb until 08.09.
65191 Wiesbaden-Bierstadt
■ Kerb until 08.09.
65366 Kelsterbach
■ Kerb until 08.09.
66564 Ottweiler
■ Kirmes until 08.09.
66869 Kusel
■ Herbstmesse until 09.09.
Stadt
Miami, Rio, Breakdance, Safarie Express
Participants: ca. 80
67240 Bobenheim-Roxheim
■ Roxheimer Kirchweih until 09.09.
67661 Kaiserslautern-Mölschbach
■ Kerwe until 08.09.
Stadt
76437 Rastatt
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 09.09.
Stadt
Flipper, Wellenflug, XXL Funhouse, Sky Glider
Participants: ca. 40
76846 Hauenstein
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
77704 Oberkirch
■ Weinfest until 08.09.
85276 Pfaffenhofen/Ilm
■ Volksfest until 16.09.
Stadt
Street Style, Super Tower, Top Spin, Devil
Rock, Kettenflieger, Riesenrad, Simulator
Participants: ca. 45
85354 Freising
■ Volksfest until 14.09.
Stadt
The Beast, Freak, Around the World, Calypso,
Fahrt zur Hölle, Schnee Express
Participants: ca. 50
90765 Fürth-Poppenreuth
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
Stadt
91578 Leutershausen
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
91710 Gunzenhausen
■ Frickenfeldener Kirchweih
until 08.09.
Stadt
91732 Merkendorf
■ Kerwa until 08.09.
92339 Beilngries
■ Volksfest until 14.09.
Renner GbR/Grafenwöhr
Jump Street, Dancing Monster, Twister, Geisterhöhle
Participants: ca. 30
92521 Schwarzenfeld
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
93155 Hemau
■ Tangrintl Volksfest
until 09.09.
Stadt
Atlantis, Happy Monster
Participants: ca. 25
94032 Passau
■ Herbstdult until 14.09.
Passau Event GmbH
Kettenflieger, Geistervilla, Bayernbreaker, Musik
Express, G-Force, Eclipse, Wildwasserbahn,
Fun Street, Bungee-Trampolin
Participants: ca. 120
96114 Hirschaid
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
96120 Bischberg
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
96224 Burgkunstadt
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
97215 Uffenheim
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
Fa.Baumeister e.K./Uffenheim
Sweety Star, Twister
Participants: ca. 25
97990 Weikersheim
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
99834 Gerstungen
■ Kirmes until 08.09.
A Hartberg
■ Oktoberfest until 20.09.
B Leuven=Louvain
■ Septemberkermis until 24.09.
B Spa
■ Kermesse de Septembre
until 16.09.
B Verviers
■ Kermesse de Septembre
until 23.09.
CH Aigle
■ Braderie until 07.09.
CH Ennenda
■ Chilbi until 07.09.
CH Lachen/SZ
■ Chilbi until 08.09.
CH Niederurnen
■ Chilbi until 07.09.
CH Sursee
■ Ändrig Chilbi until 07.09.
CH Winterthur
■ Seemer Dorfet until 07.09.
F Corbeil-Essonnes
■ Foire Corbeilles until 14.09.
GB Doncaster
■ Racecourse & St. Leger Fair
until 14.09.
GB Glastonbury, Som
■ Tor Fair until 13.09.
NL Doetinchem
■ Kermis en Stadsfeesten
until 07.09.
NL Roosendaal
■ Najaars- en Nostalgische Kermis
until 11.09.
NL Volendam
■ Kermis until 08.09.
NL Zaandam
■ Kermis until 14.09.
PL Kutno
■ Rosenfest until 07.09.
6. SEPTEMBER (SATURDAY)
26345 Bockhorn
■ Bockhorner Markt until 08.09.
26529 Marienhafe/Brookmerland
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 08.09.
Stadt
27749 Delmenhorst
■ Kramermarkt until 10.09.
Stadt
Spukschloss, Airgate, Breakdance, Kuddel
der Hai, Rocket, Hippie Trip, Devil Dance
41334 Nettetal-Kaldenkirchen
■ Spätkirmes until 09.09.
41749 Viersen-Süchteln
■ Herbstkirmes until 09.09.
Stadt
45239 Essen-Werden
■ Appeltaten- und Ludgeruskirmes
until 09.09.
47652 Weeze
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
Heimat- und Verkehrverein
48691 Vreden
■ Volkskirmes until 08.09.
Stadt
Disco Jet, Crazy Dancer, Booster, Crazy Island,
Wildwasserbahn, Kesseltanz, Jekyll &
Hyde, Sky Dance
Participants: ca. 120
48734 Reken-Maria Veen
■ Schützenfest und Kirmes
until 08.09.
52134 Herzogenrath-Kohlscheid
■ Herbstfest until 08.09.
Stadt
53332 Bornheim
■ Großkirmes until 09.09.
56626 Andernach-Eich
■ Kirmes until 08.09.
Stadt
59510 Lippetal-Herzfeld
■ Ida- und Heimatwoche until 14.09.
63225 Langen
■ Kerb until 09.09.
Gebr.Hausmann GbR/Langen
63667 Nidda
■ Herbstmarkt until 08.09.
63811 Stockstadt/Main
■ Strassenkerb until 08.09.
64625 Bensheim
■ Winzerfest until 14.09.
66292 Riegelsberg
■ Kirmes until 08.09.
66299 Friedrichsthal
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
66440 Blieskastel
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
66636 Tholey
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
Jahrgang
66901 Schönenberg-Kübelberg
■ Kübelberger Kirchweih
until 09.09.
Gemeinde
67245 Lambsheim
■ Kerwe until 09.09.
Gemeinde
67304 Eisenberg
■ Kerwe until 09.09.
69126 Heidelberg-Rohrbach
■ Kirchweih
until 08.09.
Stadt
69191 Schriesheim
■ Kerwe until 08.09.
Stadt
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■ Kerwe until 08.09.
Gemeinde
44532 Lünen
■ Lünsche Meß until 14.09.
Stadt
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69514 Laudenbach
■ Kirchweih until 08.09.
71723 Großbottwar
■ Straßenfest until 08.09.
Weber GbR/Ludwigsburg
85101 Lenting
■ Jura-Herbstfest until 14.09.
Fa.Walter Neumüller/Holzheim
97900 Külsheim
■ Großer Markt until 15.09.
34474 Diemelstadt-Rhoden
■ Kram- und Viehmarkt until 14.09.
Stadt
34582 Borken
■ Stadtfest until 14.09.
55129 Mainz-Ebersheim
■ Kerb until 16.09.
57518 Betzdorf
■ Volks- und Schützenfest
until 15.09.
76857 Annweiler-Albersweiler
■ Kerwe until 09.09.
78136 Schonach
■ Volksfest until 08.09.
99734 Nordhausen
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 14.09.
Schausteller-ArGe
Polyp, Musik Express, Achterbahn
Participants: ca. 50
A Lebring
■ Gadymarkt until 07.09.
B Tournais=Doornik
■ Foire de Septembre until 28.09.
CH Unterägeri
■ Chilbi until 08.09.
F Nantes
■ Grande Fête Foraine until 05.10.
F Paris
■ Fête de St. Cloud until 05.10.
NL Den Haag
■ Haagse Kermis until 21.09.
NL Geldrop
■ Boulevardkermis until 10.09.
7. SEPTEMBER (SUNDAY)
66280 Sulzbach
■ Kirmes until 09.09.
Stadt
86381 Krumbach
■ Festwoche, Volksfest until 14.09.
Fa.Böhm/Neu-Ulm
8. SEPTEMBER (MONDAY)
GB Oxford
■ St. Giles Fair until 09.09.
9. SEPTEMBER (TUESDAY)
GB Harpenden, Herts
■ Statute Fair until 13.09.
GB Neath, W. Glam.
■ September Fair until 13.09.
10. SEPTEMBER (WEDNESDAY)
A Ried
■ Innviertler Oktoberfest until 14.09.
11. SEPTEMBER (THURSDAY)
08451 Crimmitschau
■ Stadtfest until 14.09.
P.Walz/Stützengrün
Riesenrad, Walzerfahrt
16269 Wriezen
■ Stadtfest until 14.09.
NL Hillegom
■ Harddraverij-Feesten until 14.09.
12. SEPTEMBER (FRIDAY)
01705 Freital
■ Volksfest until 14.09.
02977 Hoyerswerda
■ Stadtfest until 14.09.
Lausitzer Schaustellerverband/H.Probst
Riesenrad, Drop Attack, Breakdance, Schunkler,
Rutsche, House of Horrror
Participants: ca. 30
04451 Borsdorf-Panitsch
■ Parthenfest until 14.09.
04860 Torgau
■ Altstadtfest until 14.09.
T.Krämer/Rothstein
Musikladen, Scheibenwischer
Participants: ca. 30
07703 Jena
■ Altstadtfest until 21.09.
JenaKultur, Märkte und Stadtfeste
Breakdance, Geisterbahn, Twister, Die goldenen
50er
Participants: ca. 30
09496 Pobershau/Erzgebirge
■ Bergfest until 21.09.
21149 Hamburg-Neugraben
■ Herbstmarkt until 16.09.
21335 Lüneburg
■ Bayerisches Oktoberfest
until 15.09.
Stadt
Musik Express, Wilde Maus, Breakdance, Polyp
Participants: ca. 40
21698 Harpstedt
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 14.09.
22143 Hamburg-Rahlstedt
■ Herbstmarkt
until 15.09.
23795 Bad Segeberg
■ Herbstmarkt until 15.09.
24937 Flensburg
■ Herbstmarkt until 21.09.
Stadt
26316 Varel
■ Kramermarkt until 15.09.
Stadt
26721 Emden
■ Schützen- und Volksfest
until 16.09.
26871 Papenburg-Aschendorf
■ Kirmes until 14.09.
32825 Blomberg-Siebenhöfen
■ Wilbaser Markt until 15.09.
Stadt/Kreismarktmeister
Der Burner, Freddy’s Company, Crazy Mouse,
1001 Nacht, Wellenflug, Pirates Adventure,
Breakdance, Musik Express, Riesenrad
Participants: ca. 300
35216 Biedenkopf-Wallau
■ Kerb until 15.09.
W.Eiserloh/Hanau
35516 Münzenberg-Gambach
■ Gambacher Zeltkirmes
until 15.09.
E.Swoboda/Frankfurt
37235 Hessisch Lichtenau
■ Holle-Kirmes until 15.09.
37308 Heiligenstadt/Thüringen
■ Stadtfest und Kirmes until 14.09.
39288 Burg/Magdeburg
■ Rolandfest/Innenstadtkirmes
until 14.09.
41812 Erkelenz
■ Burgkirmes until 15.09.
Stadt
Top Spin, Villa Wahnsinn, Kesseltanz, Disco
Dance, Schlager Express
Participants: ca. 100
42489 Wülfrath
■ Schützenkirmes until 15.09.
D.Osselmann/Mettmann
42650 Solingen-Mitte
■ Zöppkesmarkt until 14.09.
45525 Hattingen
■ Herbstkirmes until 15.09.
Stadt
45770 Marl
■ Flaigenkirmes until 15.09.
46147 Oberhausen-Schmachtendorf
■ Kröößkärmes until 15.09.
47638 Straelen
■ Herbstkirmes mit Schützenfest
until 16.09.
Stadt
47661 Issum
■ Sommerkirmes until 16.09.
48683 Ahaus
■ Kirmes until 15.09.
Stadt
Round Up, Musik Express, Phoenix, Top Spin,
Big Spin, Krumm & Schieff Bau, Tom der Tiger,
Kick Down
49661 Cloppenburg
■ Mariä-Geburtsmarkt until 15.09.
Participants: ca. 110
52477 Alsdorf
■ Europa-Fest until 15.09.
53225 Bonn-Beuel-Pützchen
■ Pützchens Markt until 16.09.
Stadt
Rock & Roller Coaster, U 3000, Booster Maxxx,
Around the World, Commander, Disco-
Fieber, Riesenrad, Breakdance, Konga, Hexentanz,
Wellenflug, Geisterbahn, Nessy,
Wildwasserbahn, Octopussy, City Sky Liner,
Spuk, Salto Mortale, Voodoo Jumper, Wilde
Maus, Go-Kartbahn, Turbo Force, High Impress,
Hawaii Swing, Alpen-Hotel, Super Marci
World, Panic Room, Big Bamboo, Bayern
Rutsch’n, Willy der Wurm
Participants: ca. 550
59759 Arnsberg-Hüsten
■ Hüstener Kirmes until 16.09.
Hüstener Kirmesgeselschaft
60386 Frankfurt
■ Dippemess im Herbst until 22.09.
Tourismus+Congress GmbH
Wilde Maus, Atlantis Rafting, Go-Kartbahn, Jaguar
Express, Sky Trip, Predator, Alpha 1, Wellenflug,
Breakdance, Jekyll & Hyde, Geisterstadt,
Chaos Airport, The Game, Riesenrad
Participants: ca. 150
61250 Usingen/Taunus
■ Laurentiuskerb until 15.09.
W.Wambold/Greifenstein
63110 Rodgau-Nieder Roden
■ Kerb until 16.09.
P.Stein/Rödermark
64285 Darmstadt-Martinsviertel
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
Stadt
64319 Pfungstadt
■ Kerb until 14.09.
64390 Erzhausen
■ Kerb until 16.09.
Gebr.Hausmann GbR/Langen
64521 Groß-Gerau
■ Herbstmarkt until 15.09.
65451 Kelsterbach
■ Altstadtfest until 14.09.
66424 Homburg/Saar
■ Stadtfest mit Kirmes
until 15.09.
67098 Bad Dürkheim
■ Dürkheimer Wurstmarkt
until 22.09.
Closed on Wednesday and Thursday
Stadt
Mega King Tower, The King, Berg & Tal, Horror
Lazarett, Hot Shot, Go-Kartbahn, Daemonium,
Take Off, Happy Sailor, Bayernwippe,
Wellenflug, Rutsche, Breakdance, Event Tower,
Riesenrad
Participants: ca. 285
67280 Ebertsheim
■ Kerwe until 15.09.
Ortsgemeinde
67806 Rockenhausen
■ Nordpfälzer Herbstfest
until 14.09.
Gemeinde
70327 Stuttgart-Uhlbach
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
73431 Aalen
■ Stadtfest, Reichsstädter Tage
until 14.09.
S.& D.Kübler/Aalen
74072 Heilbronn
■ Winzerfest
until 21.09.
76124 Karlsruhe-Mühlburg
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
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■ Zwetschgenfest until 15.09.
Stadt
Nightstyle, Polyp, Riesenrad, Avenger,
Flipper, Wellenflug, Taiga Jet, XXL Funhouse,
Sky Jumper
82327 Tutzing
■ Volksfest until 16.09.
83435 Bad Reichenhall
■ Herbstfest until 21.09.
Stadt+Franz Hell Festzeltbetr./Freilass.
83527 Haag
■ Herbstfest until 21.09.
Furch Veranstaltungs GmbH/Haag
85368 Moosburg/Isar
■ Herbstschau until 21.09.
Stadt
Doggy Dog, X-Flight, Himalaya
86356 Neusäß
■ Volksfest until 21.09.
Stadt
92431 Neunburg vorm Wald
■ Volksfest until 15.09.
Vergnügungsbetriebe Nübler/Neunburg
98544 Zella-Mehlis
■ Rupertusmarkt until 14.09.
Stadt
98587 Steinbach-Hallenberg
■ Kirmes until 15.09.
Stadt
Breakdance, Super Star, Kettenflieger
A Gallneukirchen
■ Messe until 14.09.
B Kelmis=La Calamine
■ Kirmes until 16.09.
CH Biberist
■ Kilbi und Kinderfest until 14.09.
CH Illnau
■ Chilbi until 14.09.
F Chateaubriant
■ Foire de Béré until 15.09.
GB Ashby-De-La-Zouch
■ Statutes Fair until 16.09.
GB Bury, Lancs
■ September Fair until 21.09.
GB Lincoln
■ September Pleasure Fair
until 20.09.
NL Cuijk
■ Kermis until 16.09.
NL Terneuzen
■ Kermis until 21.09.
NL Veghel
■ Kermis until 17.09.
13. SEPTEMBER (SATURDAY)
13187 Berlin-Pankow
■ Fest an der Panke
until 14.09.
Laubinger/Fredersdorf
26893 Esterwegen
■ Herbstmarkt until 15.09.
41189 Mönchengladbach-Wickrath
■ Spätkirmes until 16.09.
Stadt
41366 Schwalmtal-Amern
■ Schützenfest until 18.09.
42349 Wuppertal-Cronenberg
■ Herbstkirmes until 16.09.
Schaustellerverein Wuppertal e.V.
46487 Wesel-Büderich
■ Kirmes until 15.09.
I.G.Schausteller Kreis Wesel e.V.
47226 Duisburg-Rheinhausen
■ Kirmes Hochemmerich
until 16.09.
Schausteller Duisburg Event GmbH
47495 Rheinberg-Orsoy
■ Schützenfest until 16.09.
Zajuntz/Moers
47906 Kempen
■ Kirmes until 16.09.
48291 Telgte
■ Mariä-Geburtsmarkt until 16.09.
Städtische Wirtschaftsbetriebe
Disco Jet, Verrückte Farm, X-Factor, Breakdance,
Scirocco, Crazy Dancer
Participants: ca. 120
48301 Nottuln
■ Spätsommerfest mit Kirmes
until 15.09.
49492 Westerkappeln
■ Herbstkirmes until 15.09.
49577 Bersenbrück-Ankum
■ Herbstkirmes until 16.09.
Closed on Monday
Gemeinde
59602 Rüthen
■ Marienmarkt-Kirmes until 16.09.
Stadt
61197 Florstadt
■ Kirmes until 15.09.
A.Köhler/Florstadt
61200 Wölfersheim
■ Kirmes until 15.09.
Andreas & Sandy Walldorf/Giessen
65623 Hahnstätten
■ Hanstätter Markt
until 16.09.
66265 Heusweiler
■ Herbstmarkt mit Kirmes u. Jahrmarkt
until 15.09.
Gemeinde
66976 Rodalben
■ Kerwe
until 15.09.
68199 Mannheim-Neckarau
■ Kirchweih
until 16.09.
68623 Lampertheim
■ Lambada Kerwe
until 15.09.
Stadt
68623 Lampertheim-Hofheim
■ Kerwe until 16.09.
W.Lowinger/Wiesloch
69124 Heidelberg-Kirchheim
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
Stadt
69181 Leimen-Sankt Ilgen
■ Kirchweih until 16.09.
69226 Nußloch
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
69231 Rauenberg-Malschenberg
■ Portugieserfest until 15.09.
W.Lowinger/Wiesloch
70192 Stuttgart-Feuerbach
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
74196 Neuenstadt/Kocher
■ Kirchweih until 15.09.
I.Reimund/Sinsheim
76448 Durmersheim
■ Bickesheimer Jahrmarkt
until 16.09.
76825 Landau/Pfalz
■ Herbstmarkt until 22.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Intoxx, Musik Express, Magic,
Freddy’s Circus
Participants: ca. 105
91320 Ebermannstadt
■ Kirchweih until 16.09.
91710 Gunzenhausen
■ Kirchweih until 21.09.
Fa. Timo Zöllner/Öhringen
Extrem, Rio, Space Party, Silbermine, Flipper
99423 Weimar
■ Herbstvolksfest until 21.09.
Thüringer Schaustellerverein e.V./Erfurt
B Tongeren=Tongres
■ Septemberkermis until 18.09.
CH Zürich
■ Zürcher Knabenschießen, Chilbi
until 15.09.
F Thionville
■ Foire d'Automne until 28.09.
GB Rotherham
■ Rotherham Show until 14.09.
15. SEPTEMBER (MONDAY)
GB Witney, Oxon
■ Feast, Fun Fair until 16.09.
16. SEPTEMBER (TUESDAY)
NL Delft
■ Kermis until 21.09.
17. SEPTEMBER (WEDNESDAY)
79537 Lörrach
■ Citymarkt until 21.09.
Stadt
A Klagenfurt
■ Herbstmesse
until 21.09.
GB Barnstaple, Devon
■ Charter Fair
until 20.09.
GB Stokesley/N. Yorkshire
■ Fun Fair until 20.09.
GB Wisbech, Cambs
■ Statute Fair until 20.09.
NL Hengelo
■ Lambertuskermis until 21.09.
18. SEPTEMBER (THURSDAY)
04617 Rositz
■ Kirmes until 21.09.
21660 Stade
■ Herbstmarkt until 22.09.
Stadt
Action, Breakdance, Remmi Demmi, Simulator
Participants: ca. 60
49356 Diepholz
■ Großmarkt until 21.09.
Stadt
83233 Bernau/Chiemsee
■ Volksfest until 22.09.
A Traun
■ Trauner Kirtag until 21.09.
GB Coventry
■ Hearsall common September
Fair until 27.09.
GB Thame, Oxfordshire
■ Show Fair until 20.09.
19. SEPTEMBER (FRIDAY)
06295 Eisleben
■ Wiesenmarkt until 22.09.
Eigenbetrieb Märkte/Eisleben
Riesenrad, Around the World, Eclipse, Adrenalin,
Sling Shot, Der Burner, Wildwasserbahn,
Black Hole, Go-Kartbahn, Breakdance,
Jaguarbahn, Flipper, Spuk, American Swing,
Ghost, Shake, Beach Jumper, Schunkler, Top
Spin, Crazy Mouse, Mexico City, Frisbee, Spider,
Rutsche, Cinema 6D, Aqua Velis, Crazy
Outback, Happy Family, Mäusestadt, Shining
House
Participants: ca. 340
06567 Bad Frankenhausen
■ Bauernmarkt until 21.09.
Stadt
06571 Roßleben
■ Kirmes until 21.09.
08209 Auerbach/Vogtland
■ Kirmes until 21.09.
08412 Werdau
■ Stadtfest
until 21.09.
Gewerbeverein Werdau & P.Bohms/Naunhof
12627 Berlin-Hellersdorf
■ Kirmes und Erntefest
until 28.09.
Laubinger/Fredersdorf
13158 Berlin-Rosenthal
■ Rosenthaler Herbst
until 21.09.
Laubinger/Fredersdorf
13405 Berlin-Mitte-Wedding
■ Berliner Oktoberfest Zentraler
Festplatz until 05.10.
Schaustellerverband Berlin e.V.
15907 Lübben/Spreewald
■ Spreewaldfest
until 21.09.
Lausitzer Schaustellerverband/H.Probst
Riesenrad, Jet Force, Free Fall, Breakdance,
Musikladen, Twister, Drachen, Comic Trip,
Crazy Trip
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21029 Hamburg-Bergedorf
■ Oktoberfest
until 21.09.
Events & More, Thomas Kock/Hamburg
22609 Hamburg-Nienstedten
■ Herbstmarkt until 22.09.
26169 Friesoythe
■ Eisenfest until 21.09.
Stadt
26624 Moordorf/Südbrookmerland
■ Herbstmarkt until 22.09.
26817 Rhauderfehn
■ Fehntjer Herbstmarkt until 21.09.
26935 Stadland-Rodenkirchen
■ Roonkarker Mart until 23.09.
Gemeinde
Konga, Booster, Top Spin, High Impress, Pirates
Adventure, Breakdance, Kettenflieger,
Jumper, Schlittenfahrt
Participants: ca. 200
27321 Thedinghausen
■ Thänhuser Markt
until 21.09.
27777 Ganderkesee
■ Herbstmarkt until 21.09.
Gemeinde, Werbegemeinschaft
30169 Hannover
■ Oktoberfest
until 05.10.
ArGe für Volksfeste/Hannover
Wilde Maus, Around the World, Kuddel der
Hai, Wildwasserbahn, Rocket, Riesenrad, Air-
Crash, Heisse Räder, Schlittenfahrt, Breakdance,
Magic, Shaker, Altweibermühle, Remmi
Demmi, Schloss Dracula, Kristallpalast
Participants: ca. 180
31061 Alfeld/Leine
■ Stadtfest until 21.09.
32108 Bad Salzuflen-Schötmar
■ Kiliansmarkt
until 21.09.
A.Steuer/Lemgo
32805 Horn-Bad Meinberg
■ Meinberger Kirmes
until 21.09.
33129 Delbrück
■ Katharinenmarkt
until 22.09.
Stadt
Verrückte Farm, Riesenrad, Flying Star, Breakdance,
Freak, Musikexpress
34486 Korbach
■ Herbstmarkt until 21.09.
Stadt
40789 Monheim/Rhein
■ Septemberfest
until 21.09.
GKS/Köln
42477 Radevormwald
■ Pflaumenkirmes
until 22.09.
Frank G.Schmidt/Remscheid
Disco-Fieber, Hip Hop Fly, Musik Express
Participants: ca. 55
44575 Castrop-Rauxel
■ Castroper Herbstkirmes
until 22.09.
Stadt
45329 Essen-Altenessen
■ Herbstkirmes until 21.09.
I.G.S. mbH/Ritter+Müller/Essen
45739 Oer-Erkenschwick
■ City-Fest until 21.09.
Schaustellerverein RE/Marl
47533 Kleve-Rindern
■ Kirmes until 22.09.
Stadt Kleve
53359 Rheinbach
■ Herbstkirmes
until 23.09.
Stadt
Participants: ca. 50
53859 Niederkassel-Lülsdorf
■ Kirmes until 22.09.
Löbach-Radermacher-Umland/Lohmar
53957 Schleiden
■ Kirmes until 23.09.
Stadt
55232 Alzey
■ Winzerfest until 23.09.
Stadt
58730 Fröndenberg
■ Fliegenkirmes
until 22.09.
Stadt
59063 Hamm
■ Stunikenmarkt
until 23.09.
Schaustellerverein/Hamm
59174 Kamen-Methler
■ Pflaumenkirmes until 22.09.
Stadt
61169 Friedberg/Hessen
■ Herbstmarkt
until 23.09.
Stadt
63303 Dreieich-Götzenhain
■ Kerb until 22.09.
Gebr.Hausmann GbR/Langen
64285 Darmstadt-Bessungen
■ Kirchweih until 22.09.
Stadt
65205 Wiesbaden-Delkenheim
■ Kerb mit Vergnügungspark
until 22.09.
Vereinsring Delkenheim
69181 Leimen
■ Weinkerwe until 22.09.
Horst Kräher/Leimen
74564 Crailsheim
■ Fränkisches Volksfest until 22.09.
Stadt
The Beast, Down Town, XXL Funhouse, Sky
Dance, Crazy Mouse, Breakdance
75056 Sulzfeld
■ Kirchweih until 22.09.
76831 Billigheim-Ingenheim
■ Billigheimer Purzelmarkt
until 22.09.
78259 Mühlhausen-Ehingen
■ Ehinger Herbstfest
until 28.09.
Closed from Monday to Thursday
Fa. Rappenecker/Bad Dürrheim
78465 Konstanz
■ Deutsch-Schweizer Oktoberfest
until 05.10.
Fa. H.Gebauer/Konstanz
Breakdance, Disco Flyer, Musik Express, Happy
Monster, Water-Walkingballs, Bungee-
Trampolin
85290 Geisenfeld
■ Volksfest until 23.09.
VG Geisenfeld
88427 Bad Schussenried
■ Magnus-, Heimat- und Kinderfest
until 22.09.
H.Gebauer/Konstanz
Tornado, Hopser, Bungee-Trampolin
Participants: ca. 10
90439 Nürnberg-Sankt Leonhard
■ Kirchweih until 23.09.
Stadt+Süddeutsch.Verb.reis.Schausteller
90562 Heroldsberg
■ Kerwa until 22.09.
90768 Fürth-Vach
■ Kirchweih
until 22.09.
Stadt
91126 Schwabach
■ Kirchweih
until 28.09.
Stadt
91452 Wilhermsdorf
■ Kirchweih until 22.09.
Marktgemeinde Wilhermsdorf
91567 Herrieden
■ Kirchweih until 22.09.
97922 Lauda-Königshofen
■ Königshöfer Messe
until 28.09.
99991 Großengottern
■ Jahrmarkt until 22.09.
A Salzburg
■ Rupertikirtag until 24.09.
GB Rushden, Northants
■ Feast until 27.09.
20. SEPTEMBER (SATURDAY)
21037 Hamburg-Zollenspieker
■ Herbstmarkt until 23.09.
Stadt, Bezirksamt Bergedorf
26188 Edewecht
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 22.09.
26826 Weener
■ Michaelismarkt until 21.09.
Stadt
40468 Düsseldorf-Unterrath
■ Hahnekirmes mit Schützenfest
until 23.09.
St.Seb. Schützenbruderschaft
41236 Mönchengladbach-Rheydt
■ Spätkirmes until 23.09.
Stadt
41469 Neuss-Norf
■ Schützenfest
until 23.09.
Stadt, BgA Märkte und Kirmessen
41747 Viersen-Dülken
■ Herbstkirmes until 23.09.
Stadt
47259 Duisburg-Mündelheim
■ Schützenfest until 22.09.
W.Söhngen+R.Reminder/Duisburg
PREVIEW
48653 Coesfeld
■ Kreuzerhöhungskirmes
until 22.09.
Stadt
Breakdance, Musik Express, Airgate, Crazy
Dancer
Participants: ca. 50
49124 Georgsmarienhütte
■ Holzhauser Kirmes until 22.09.
Stadt
49326 Melle-Gesmold
■ Kirmes until 22.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Gaudi-Hütt’n, Bungee-Trampolin,
Raupenbahn, Breakdance, Musik Express,
Flash, Kick Down, Simulator, Skipper
49509 Recke
■ Kirmes until 22.09.
Gemeinde
49767 Twist-Bült
■ Kirmes until 22.09.
S.V.Nordhorn e.V.
51427 Bergisch Gladbach-Refrath
■ Schützenfest until 22.09.
53347 Alfter
■ Herbstvolksfest until 23.09.
Stadt
53773 Hennef/Sieg
■ Stadtfest until 22.09.
55774 Baumholder
■ Kirmes until 22.09.
57271 Hilchenbach
■ Herbstkirmes until 23.09.
Stadt
57489 Drolshagen
■ Erntefest until 21.09.
Landwirtschaftl.Lokalver.Drols
59329 Wadersloh
■ Margaretenkirmes until 22.09.
Stadt
60437 Frankfurt-Nieder Erlenbach
■ Kirchweih until 23.09.
Tourismus+Congress GmbH
61130 Nidderau-Erbstadt
■ Kerb
until 23.09.
63150 Heusenstamm
■ Kerb
until 22.09.
P.Stein/Rödermark
63329 Egelsbach
■ Kerb
until 23.09.
Gebr.Hausmann GbR/Langen
64653 Lorsch
■ Kerb
until 22.09.
IG Lorscher Kulturfeste
64823 Groß-Umstadt
■ Umstädter Winzerfest
until 23.09.
Ferling GbR/Offenbach
65830 Kriftel/Taunus
■ Kirchweih
until 23.09.
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66333 Völklingen
■ Herbstmarkt until 23.09.
Stadt
Safarie Express
Participants: ca. 45
66450 Bexbach
■ Kirmes until 23.09.
Stadt
67661 Kaiserslautern-Siegelbach
■ Kerwe until 22.09.
Stadt
68647 Biblis
■ Kerb
until 22.09.
69168 Wiesloch-Baiertal
■ Kerwe
until 22.09.
W.Lowinger/Wiesloch
69221 Dossenheim
■ Kirchweih
until 22.09.
76744 Wörth/Rhein
■ Kirchweihmarkt
until 23.09.
Stadt
78256 Steißlingen
■ Klemenzenfest
until 22.09.
80336 München
■ Oktoberfest
mit Oide Wiesn
until 05.10.
Referat für Arbeit und Wirtschaft
Alpenrausch, Fahrt zur Hölle, Krinoline, Sky
Fall, Zugspitzbahn, Nostalgie-Riesenrad, 2 x
Top Spin, Big Bamboo, Alpina-Bahn, Wellenflug,
Steile Wand, Münchner Rutsch’n, Skater,
Höllenblitz, Rund um den Tegernsee, Revue
der Illusionen, Parkour, Wilde Maus, Toboggan,
Nostalgie-Geisterbahn, Flipper, Wildwasserbahn,
Jumanji, Fünfer-Looping, Odyssee,
Cyber Space, Schichtl, Riesenrad,
Lach+Freu-Haus, Taumler, Floh-Circus, Alex
Airport, Feuer & Eis, Playball, Frisbee, Irrgarten,
Flip Fly, Hexenschaukel, Rio Rapidos, Encounter,
Techno Power, Omni, Shocker, Power
Tower, Mondlift, 2 x Breakdance, Teufelsrad,
Looping the Loop, Mäuse-Circus, High Energy,
Rotor, Magic, Freestyle, Cobra, Geisterschloss,
Kettenflieger, Lachen am laufenden
Band, Calypso, Raupenbahn, Hex’n Wippn,
Marionettentheater, Velodrom, Fahrt ins Paradies
Participants: ca. 600
B Hasselt
■ Septemberfoor
until 28.09.
F Creutzwald/Moselle
■ Fête Foraine Patronale
until 23.09.
F Epernay
■ Fête Patronale
until 01.10.
F Epinal
■ Fête de la Saint-Maurice
until 12.10.
GB Daventry, Northants
■ Street Mop Fair
until 21.09.
NL Wijchen
■ Kermis
until 23.09.
21. SEPTEMBER (SUNDAY)
47495 Rheinberg-Borth
■ Kirmes mit Schützenfest
until 23.09.
22. SEPTEMBER (MONDAY)
GB Abergavenny, Mon
■ September Fair
until 27.09.
GB Stevenage, Herts
■ Charter Fair
until 23.09.
23. SEPTEMBER (TUESDAY)
NL Lisse
■ Kermis until 25.09.
24. SEPTEMBER (WEDNESDAY)
GB Bridgwater, Som
■ St. Matthew's Fair
until 27.09.
GB Summercourt, Cornwall
■ Fair until 27.09.
NL Almere-Stad
■ Najaarskermis
until 28.09.
25. SEPTEMBER (THURSDAY)
31582 Nienburg/Weser
■ Altstadtfest
until 28.09.
32257 Bünde
■ Zwiebelmarkt mit Innenstadtkirmes
until 28.09.
Stadtmarketing, Stadt Bünde
Labyrinth, Twister, Rock Express, Breakdance,
Kettenflieger, Bungee-Trampolin, Jumper,
Simulator, Street Fighter, Geisterbahn
38302 Wolfenbüttel
■ Schützen- und Volksfest
until 29.09.
75015 Bretten
■ Winzerfest until 29.09.
Stadt
86830 Schwabmünchen
■ Michaeli-Markt until 30.09.
Stadt
Schnee-Circus, Roll Over, Kettenflieger
CH Weinfelden
■ WEGA, Thurgauer Messe
until 29.09.
GB Dumfries
■ Rood Fair until 27.09.
GB Wallingford
■ Michaelmas Fair
until 27.09.
NL Schiedam
■ Brandersfeestenkermis
until 28.09.
26. SEPTEMBER (FRIDAY)
01445 Radebeul
■ Weinfest
until 28.09.
Dresdner Schaustellerverband e.V.
Riesenrad, Drop Attack, Breakdance, Geisterbahn,
Crazy Train, Scheibenwischer
Participants: ca. 25
01662 Meißen
■ Weinfest
until 28.09.
P.Vennedey
02748 Bernstadt-Kemnitz
■ Oberlausitzer Oktoberfest
until 05.10.
04668 Grimma
■ Stadtfest
until 28.09.
Gewerbeverein
06108 Halle/Saale
■ Salzfest
until 28.09.
Festevent Halle
06295 Eisleben
■ Kleine Wiese
until 28.09.
Eigenbetrieb Märkte/Eisleben
Riesenrad, Breakdance, Jaguarbahn, Spuk,
Top Spin, Crazy Mouse, Mexico City, Frisbee,
Spider, Rutsche, Cinema 6D, Crazy Outback,
Happy Family, Mäusestadt
08054 Zwickau
■ Oktoberfest
until 05.10.
Zwickauer Volksfeste GbR/Peter Walz
Riesenrad, Top Spin, Breakdance, Musik Express,
Walzerfahrt, Freddy’s Company
Participants: ca. 50
09337 Hohenstein-Ernstthal
■ Hohensteiner Jahrmarkt
until 28.09.
M.S.V. Chemnitz
12679 Berlin-Marzahn
■ Oktoberfest EastSide
until 05.10.
Th.H.Wollenschläger/Falkensee
17033 Neubrandenburg
■ Mecklenburger Oktoberfest
until 05.10.
ORGBüro/Berlin
21745 Hemmoor
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 28.09.
23843 Bad Oldesloe
■ Herbstjahrmarkt
until 28.09.
Lübecker Veranstaltungs-GmbH
24768 Rendsburg
■ Herbstmarkt until 29.09.
Stadt
25421 Pinneberg
■ Herbstmarkt
until 29.09.
Stadt
25813 Husum
■ Herbstmarkt
until 29.09.
Stadt
26121 Oldenburg
■ Kramermarkt until 05.10.
Stadt
Toboggan, Event Tower, Super Marci World,
Traumgenerator, Spukschloss, Geisterstadt,
Top Spin, Konga, Raupenbahn, Voodoo Jumper,
2 x Breakdance, Wellenflug, Musik Express,
Octpussy, Take Off, Riesenrad, Spinning
Racer, Wildwasserbahn, Schlittenfahrt,
Tom der Tiger, Looping the Loop, Piratenrutsche
Participants: ca. 260
26524 Hage
■ Herbstmarkt until 29.09.
27383 Scheeßel
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 28.09.
27711 Osterholz-Scharmbeck
■ Herbstmarkt until 30.09.
Marktmeister H.G.Scheffler
36456 Barchfeld
■ Kirmes until 29.09.
38104 Braunschweig
■ Oktobermesse until 05.10.
Braunschweiger Schützengesellschaft 1545
Breakdance, Jaguar Express
Participants: ca. 30
39104 Magdeburg
■ Herbstmesse until 19.10.
V.S.G. GmbH/Magdeburg
Riesenrad, Hyper X, Wilde Maus, Magic, Shake,
Musikladen, Geisterbahn
Participants: ca. 80
44797 Bochum-Stiepel
■ Fliegen-Kirmes until 29.09.
Bochum Marketing GmbH
46236 Bottrop
■ Herbstkirmes until 29.09.
Stadt
Double Jump, Breakdance, Simulator, No Limit,
Twister, Musik Express, Drachen
46499 Hamminkeln
■ Bellhammi-Kirmes until 29.09.
Verkehrsverein
48455 Bad Bentheim
■ Wiesn-Kirmes until 29.09.
Heskamp Event GbR/Rheine
49124 Georgsmarienhütte-Oesede
■ Oeseder Großkirmes until 29.09.
Stadt
Jekyll & Hyde, Kick Down, Octopussy, Geisterstadt,
Shake, Riesenrad, Pharaos Rache,
Wellenflug, Simulator, Disco Jet
Participants: ca. 145
49401 Damme
■ Herbstjahrmarkt until 28.09.
49565 Bramsche
■ Herbstkirmes until 29.09.
52499 Baesweiler
■ Herbstkirmes until 29.09.
Stadt
Schlittenfahrt, Breakdance
Participants: ca. 50
52525 Heinsberg
■ Herbstkirmes until 29.09.
Stadt
53859 Niederkassel
■ Kirmes
until 29.09.
Löbach-Radermacher-Umland/Lohmar
56154 Boppard
■ Weinfest until 05.10.
Closed from Tuesday to Thursday
58675 Hemer
■ Hemaraner Herbsttage
until 28.09.
Voss GbR/Kerken
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59457 Werl/Westfalen
■ Michaeliskirmes
until 29.09.
Stadt
59929 Brilon
■ Michaeliskirmes
until 29.09.
Stadt
High Explosive, Night Style, Simulator, Breakdance,
Riesenrad, Freifallturm, Jump Street,
Down Town, Bungee-Trampolin
Participants: ca. 155
60388 Frankfurt-Unterliederbach
■ Kirchweih
until 29.09.
Tourismus+Congress GmbH
63322 Rödermark-Ober Roden
■ Kerb
until 29.09.
P.Stein/Rödermark
63654 Büdingen
■ Gallusmarkt
until 28.09.
64289 Darmstadt
■ Herbstmesse
until 06.10.
Stadt
Starlight, Skipper, Breakdance, Geisterbahn,
Go-Kartbahn
Participants: ca. 120
64385 Reichelsheim
■ Kerb until 29.09.
66115 Saarbrücken
■ Oktoberfest
until 06.10.
Stadt
Polyp, Tropical Trip, Music Swing, Blue Hawaii
Swing
Participants: ca. 45
67240 Bobenheim-Roxheim
■ Bobenheimer Kirchweih
until 30.09.
Stadt
70372 Stuttgart
■ Cannstatter Volksfest
until 12.10.
In Stuttgart Veranstaltungs GmbH
Teststrecke, Wilde Maus, Go-Kartbahn, Mega
King Tower, Hot Shot, Wellenflug, Polyp, Revolution,
Transformer, Gladiator, The King,
XXL, Flipper, Star Flyer, City Sky Liner, Musik
Express, Musik-Shop, Happy Sailor, Breakdance,
Shake, Disco-Fieber, Circus Circus,
Riesenrad, Daemonium, Geisterschlange,
Aqua Velis, XXL Funhouse, Geheimnisse des
Orients, Rutsche
Participants: ca. 335
77652 Offenburg-Ortenau
■ Ortenauer Weinfest
until 29.09.
83301 Traunreut
■ Herbstfest
until 02.10.
Gastronomiebetriebe Zeider OHG/Simbach
85049 Ingolstadt
■ Schanzer Herbstfest
until 05.10.
Stadt
Wildwasserbahn, Breakdance, Gaudi-Hütt’n,
Flipper, Water-Walkingballs, Super-Hupferl,
Black Hole, Riesenrad, Leopardenspur
Participants: ca. 140
91555 Feuchtwangen
■ Mooswiesenfest
until 30.09.
Stadt
92224 Amberg
■ Herbst-Michaeli-Dult
until 05.10.
Amberger Congress Marketing
97353 Wiesentheid
■ Volksfest until 30.09.
J.& E.Braun GbR/Burgthann
97996 Niederstetten
■ Herbstfest
until 29.09.
Veranstaltungsbüro E.Gührer/Schrozberg
99510 Apolda
■ Zwiebelmarkt
until 28.09.
Stadt
A Retz
■ Weinlesefest mit Vergnügungspark
until 28.09.
B Eupen
■ Unterstädter Kirmes
until 30.09.
CH Langnau a.A.
■ Chilbi until 28.09.
CH Neuenburg=Neuchâtel
■ Fête des Vendanges / Winzerfest
until 28.09.
L Alzingen=Alzeng
■ Oktoberfest
until 28.09.
NL Kerkrade
■ Najaarskermis
until 30.09.
NL Oldenzaal
■ Najaarskermis
until 29.09.
NL Weert
■ Stadskermis
until 01.10.
27. SEPTEMBER (SATURDAY)
06618 Naumburg/Saale
■ Herbstfest
until 05.10.
Stadt
21031 Hamburg-Lohbrügge
■ Herbstmarkt
until 05.10.
Closed from Monday to Wednesday
Stadt, Bezirksamt Bergedorf
33142 Büren
■ Oktobermarkt
until 30.09.
Bröckling/Paderborn
33332 Gütersloh
■ Michaeliskirmes until 05.10.
Fa. A.Schneider & Söhne/Lippstadt
34414 Warburg
■ Oktoberwoche
until 05.10.
Stadtwerke
Musik Express, Bungee-Trampolin, Simulator,
X-Factor, Breakdance, Haunted Mansion, Twister-Coaster,
Super Tower, Alpha 1
Participants: ca. 55
35390 Gießen
■ Herbstmesse until 05.10.
Gießen Marketing GmbH
Polyp, Rainbow, Twister
41066 Mönchengladbach-Neuwerk
■ Spätkirmes
until 29.09.
Stadt
41238 Mönchengladbach-Giesenkirchen
■ Giesenkirchener Spätkirmes
until 30.09.
Stadt
42781 Haan
■ Haaner Kirmes
until 30.09.
Stadt
American Swing, Nessy, Breakdance, Hexentanz,
Riesenrad, Flash, Take Off, Kettenflieger,
Villa Wahnsinn, Looping the Loop, Geisterbahn,
Booster Maxxx, Phoenix, Musik Express,
Willy der Wurm
Participants: ca. 210
45525 Hattingen-Niederwenigern
■ Mauritiuskirmes
until 29.09.
Stadt
46459 Rees
■ Kirmes
until 30.09.
Stadt
48324 Sendenhorst
■ Herbstkirmes
until 29.09.
Schaust.Verb.Münsterland/MS
48488 Emsbüren
■ Kirmes until 30.09.
Montag geschlossen
49163 Bohmte
■ Herbstkirmes
until 29.09.
50996 Köln-Rodenkirchen
■ Maternuskirmes und Schützenfest
until 30.09.
GKS/Köln
53783 Eitorf
■ Kirmes und Jahrmarkt
until 30.09.
Gemeinde
Sky Trip, Breakdance, Magic House, Musik
Express, Riesenrad, Speedy, Euro-Rutsche,
Simulator, Wellenflug
Participants: ca. 300
55218 Ingelheim/Rhein
■ Rotweinfest mit Kerb
until 05.10.
56626 Andernach
■ Michelsmarkt
until 30.09.
Stadt
Riesenrad, G-Force, Beach Party
Participants: ca. 370
59320 Ennigerloh
■ Mettwurstmarkt until 30.09.
Stadt, Mettwurstmarktausschuss
63065 Offenbach/Main
■ Oktoberfest until 05.10.
Offenbacher S.V. Stadt u. Land e.V.
63939 Wörth/Main
■ Kirchweihmarkt
until 29.09.
66346 Püttlingen-Köllerbach
■ Spätkirmes until 29.09.
Verkehrsverein
66663 Merzig
■ Oktoberfest until 05.10.
Stadt
67688 Weilerbach
■ Kerwe until 29.09.
68169 Mannheim
■ Oktobermess
until 12.10.
City Events, GrossMarkt Mannheim GmbH
Monster, Wilde Maus, Chaos Airport, Eclipse,
Bayern-Breaker, Wellenflug, U 3000, Go-Kartbahn,
Beach Party, Magic, Flipper, Doggy
Dog, Geisterhöhle, Freddy’s Circus
Participants: ca. 135
69234 Dielheim/Wiesloch
■ Kerwe
until 30.09.
W.Lowinger/Wiesloch
76571 Gaggenau
■ Herbstmarkt
until 29.09.
76661 Philippsburg
■ Spätjahrsmarkt
until 29.09.
Stadt
79618 Rheinfelden/Baden
■ Herbstfest until 05.10.
84503 Altötting
■ Kirta until 05.10.
Wirtschaftsverband/Altötting
97346 Iphofen
■ Kirchweih until 30.09.
99084 Erfurt
■ Oktoberfest until 12.10.
Stadt
Riesenrad, Artistico, Wildwasserbahn, Commander,
Breakdance, Pirates Adventure, Fun
Street
Participants: ca. 40
A Linz
■ Urfahraner Herbstmarkt
until 05.10.
A Sankt Veit/Glan
■ Wiesenmarkt until 06.10.
CH Appenzell
■ Chilbi
until 29.09.
CH Flüelen
■ Chilbi until 29.09.
CH Stäfa
■ Chilbi
until 29.09.
F Péronne/Somme
■ Foire de la Saint Michel
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F Toulouse
■ Fête de la Saint-Michel
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Ihr Partner für das Schaustellergewerbe
D-34613 Ziegenhain • Kasseler Str. 44 • Tel. 0 66 91 / 35 36 • Fax 0 66 91 / 59 97
mail@Dietz-Fahrzeugbau.de
www.Dietz-Fahrzeugbau.de
Ausspielungswagen Moderne Verkaufswagen nach nach Ihren Wünschen
FOR SALE
New: Construction book and
contract folder, bum bags,
money holders DIN A4 and
other new formats, all articles
with embossed showman
motives. WÖLK ART.
Tel. 06381/70763
Menus, Aprons, and Wallets
in imitation leather with embossing
according to your
requirements. WÖLK ART.
Tel. + 49 (0) 6381/70763
www.woelkart.de
Ceasing to trade for health
reasons: hand-made curtains,
cross-stitch, crochet,
curtains, and much more.
Tel.+ 49 (0)163/2757418
Theme Park on North Sea
Various rides, large restaurant,
4 holiday apartments, for sale
due to age 1.1. million Euro.
Tel. + 49 (0)172/7552921
Family Major Ride with valid
TÜV + SP, 2 transports vehicles.
+ 49 (0)171/5454203
Break-Dance after season's
end! Built 94, Man.Huss, Centre
trailer, 1 baggage van.
Contact Gemi Verlag GmbH –
Code: K01-09/14
2 Wobble Wheels, Metallbau
Emmeln, per piece 150,- Euro
Tel.+ 49 (0)172/7552921
"Flasher Turbine" Mondial,
height 62 m Tel. + 49
(0)662334675 (French.) Tel. +
49 (0)685107950 (German)
Showmen Anniversary Gifts
and prizes, with engraving if
required. WÖLK ART: Tel. +
49 (0) 6381/70763 www.woelkart.de
Advertising deadline
for the October issue
is 10 th September
PURCHASE
Searching for Christmas pyramid
– to buy or rent, cash
Tel + 49 (0) 171 5081846
Cash buyer searching for
cars from ride type L’Autopede
from Belgium, please offer
all you have. Tel: + 31
653486142
EMPLOYMENT
Erf. ReKo still has available
dates in area SH/HH on the
weekend. Tel. + 49 (0)171/
5825104
Polish manpower – find personnel
from Poland here Tel.
0048604891314
BUSINESS CONTACTS
Ride Models & music-boxes
for prizes and anniversaries.
WÖLK ART. Tel. + 49 (0)
6381/70763 www.woelkart.de
VERKAUFE
BREAKDANCE
Hersteller: Huss
in sehr gutem Zustand
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Postfach, 85291 Reichertshausen
Verkaufe ab sofort
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Hersteller Schmäding
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your requirements, for large and small
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International
Representative
Advertisements:
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Vrijkenstraat 2
6088 PA Roggel NL
Ph. (0031) 475/492445
Fax (0031) 475/494390
www.budero.com
Zu verkaufen: Verlosung/Spielgeschäft
Fa. Hellmich • 13 Meter
auch anderweitig
nutzbar
Plätze können übernommen werden. Ideal für Existenzgründer!
Tel. 0178 - 204 43 36
Karussells der Spitzenklasse
R. VÖLZ
Industriestr. 3
44577 Castrop-Rauxel
Tel. 0 23 67/83 37
Fax 0 23 67/17 67
Nach wie vor liefern wir:
Schindeldächer,
Reetdächer, Mauerwerke
www.karussell-voelz.de
Verkaufe
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Zu verkaufen: Ausschank Fa. Hellmich
7 x 5 Meter
Bestuhlung
Packwagen
mit Kühlabteil
Auch für Weihnachtsmarkt bestens geeignet
Tel. 0178 - 204 43 36
PALMKIRMES
RECKLINGHAUSEN
Die Palmkirmes 2015 findet in der Zeit
vom 20.03. bis 29.03.2015
auf dem städtischen Ausstellungsgelände an der
Kurt-Oster-Straße statt.
Bewerbungen um Zulassung müssen bis spätestens 30.09.2014
bei der Stadt Recklinghausen, Fachbereich Bürger- und
Ordnungsangelegenheiten, Feuerwehr, Rathausplatz 3-4,
45657 Recklinghausen, eingegangen sein.
Die Bewerbungen müssen enthalten:
1. Genaue, ständige Anschrift des Bewerbers mit Telefonnummer
(Postfachanschrift reicht nicht aus)
2. Art des Geschäftes
• Fahrgeschäfte: genaue Bezeichnung
• Schaugeschäfte: genaue Bezeichnung und Programm
• Belustigungsgeschäfte: genaue Bezeichnung und Art der Belustigung
• Ausspielungen: Art der Ausspielung, zur Ausspielung gelangende Waren
• Verkaufsgeschäfte: zum Verkauf gelangende Waren
3. Größe des Geschäftes: Frontlänge, Tiefe, Höhe; Vor- und Anbauten
müssen mit angegeben werden
4. Ein Geschäftsfoto neuester Zeit
5. Stromanschluss in kW
6. bei Fahrgeschäften und Ausspielungen den Preis für die Einzelfahrt,
für ein einzelnes Los, für den Einsatz eines Spiels
7. die Zahl der mitgeführten Wagen (für die Parkraumbewirtschaftung)
Hinweise:
Der örtliche Schaustellerverein erhebt für von dort veranlasste zusätzliche
Werbung (Plakate, Zeitungsanzeigen, Radiowerbung u.Ä.) einen Kostenbeitrag,
der gesondert eingezogen wird.
Die Teilnehmer der Veranstaltung verpflichten sich, am Familientag (25.03.
2015) einen Preisnachlass auf den jeweiligen Fahr- bzw. Eintrittspreis zu
gewähren. Andere Geschäfte haben mindestens den Abgabepreis für einen
Hauptartikel zu ermäßigen.
Die Benutzung von Einweggeschirr und Trinkbechern aus Hartpapier oder
Kunststoff ist verboten. Der Verkauf oder die Abgabe von Getränkedosen
ist nicht erlaubt.
Verspätete oder unvollständige Bewerbungen werden nicht berücksichtigt.
Es wird darauf hingewiesen, dass die Erteilung einer Zulassung zur Palmkirmes
2015 keinen Rechtsanspruch auf einen bestimmten Platz begründet.
Eine Haftung dafür, dass die Kirmes tatsächlich zu dem angegebenen Zeitpunkt
stattfindet, wird nicht übernommen.
Telefonische Auskünfte über die Zulassung eines Betriebes werden aus
Gründen der Gleichbehandlung in der Regel nicht erteilt. Es wird gebeten,
von persönlichen Besuchen abzusehen.
Der Bürgermeister
Datenanlieferung für Anzeigen
Bitte liefern Sie Anzeigen per E-mail als pdf
oder jpg mit mindestens 300 dpi Auflösung an
anzeigen@gemiverlag.de
Info: Tel. 08441/402213
SCHÜTZENFEST HANNOVER
vom 03. Juli bis 12. Juli 2015
auf dem Schützenplatz Hannover
Zulassungsanträge für das Schützenfest Hannover 2015
müssen bis spätestens 15. Oktober 2014 beim
Hannoversches Schützenfest e.V.
Bruchmeisterallee 1 • 30169 Hannover
Tel. (05 11) 131 96 97 • Fax: (0511) 161 18 55
schriftlich eingereicht sein.
Die Anträge müssen enthalten:
1. Vor- und Zunamen des Bewerbers mit genauer Anschrift (kein Postfach)
sowie die Kommunikationsadressen (Telefon, Telefax, Handy, E-Mail-Adresse usw.)
2. Bezeichnung und Ausmaße des Geschäftes (Frontlänge, Tiefe, Höhe) mit Grundrisszeichnung,
einschl. blinder Fronten und Markisen-Stützen, Vor-, Seiten- und Anbauten;
Angaben über zusätzliche nur zum Aufbau benötigte Flächen;
3. bei Fahrgeschäften Angaben über die vom Geschäft ausgehenden Lärmemissionen;
4. bei Schaugeschäften Angaben über die Art der Darbietung und das Programm, bei
Verlosungsgeschäften ist anzugeben, ob es sich um Lostopfspiel oder Automatenverlosungen
handelt;
5. Bei Verkaufsgeschäften sind sämtliche zum Verkauf vorgesehenen Waren anzugeben;
Einweggeschirr und sonstige Einwegmaterialien dürfen nicht verwendet werden.
Speisen und Getränke dürfen nur auf Mehrweggeschirr oder essbaren Tellern abgegeben
werden. Der Verkauf von Getränkedosen und -flaschen wird nicht zugelassen.
6. Angaben über die erforderlichen Anschlüsse (Strom, Wasser, Gas und Kanal);
7. ein neuzeitliches Lichtbild des Geschäftes;
8. Angaben über Verkaufs-, Fahr- und Eintrittspreise, sowie Preisnachlass am Familientag;
9. Anzahl der mitgeführten erforderlichen Fahrzeuge (nicht erforderliche Fahrzeuge
werden auf dem Festplatz nicht zugelassen);
10. Anzahl der zum Aufbau erforderlichen Tage.
Darüber hinaus können weitere Angaben, die die besondere Qualität Ihres Geschäftes
ausweisen, gemacht werden.
Für Zeltbetriebe und Großgastronomieeinheiten gelten ergänzende Zulassungskriterien.
Diese werden Bewerbern nach Ablauf der Bewerbungsfrist zugesandt.
Für jedes Geschäft ist ein besonderer Antrag einzureichen. Ein Rechtsanspruch auf
Zulassung oder auf Zuweisung eines bestimmten Platzes besteht nicht.
Die Anfragen werden ausschließlich schriftlich beantwortet.
Vom Vergabeverfahren können insbesondere ausgeschlossen werden:
– verspätet eingegangene Bewerbungen
– unvollständige Bewerbungen
– Bewerbungen, bei denen nach Ablauf der Meldefrist Veränderungen eintreten
(z. B. Eigentumsverhältnisse)
– Bewerber, die bei vergangenen Veranstaltungen gegen Vertragsverpflichtungen, Anordnungen
des Veranstalters oder andere gesetzliche Bestimmungen verstoßen haben
– Bewerbungen mit unrichtigen Angaben
– Bewerber, die ihrer Zahlungsverpflichtung bei vergangenen Veranstaltungen nicht
oder nicht rechtzeitig nachgekommen sind.
Ergänzende Bewerbungsunterlagen, die nach dem 15.10.2014 (Bewerbungsfrist)
nachgereicht werden, bleiben im Vergabeverfahren unberücksichtigt.
Service
KIRMES SALES POINTS ON THE FAIRGROUND
In Sept. & October the
is available at the following:
• Regensburg Herbstdult (29. 08. bis 14. 09.) bei "Aqua Velis"
• Nürnberg Herbstvolksfest (29. 08. bis 14. 09.) bei "Happy Family"
• Verl Verler Leben (05. 09. bis 07. 09.) bei "Montgolfiere"
• Eisleben Wiesenmarkt (19. 09. bis 22. 09.) bei "Aqua Velis",
"Happy Family" und "Montgolfiere"
• Eisleben Kleine Wiese (26. 09. bis 28. 09.) bei "Happy Family"
• Stuttgart Cannstatter Volksfest (26. 09. bis 12. 10.) bei "Aqua Velis"
• Weert (NL) Kirmes (29. 09. bis 01. 10.) bei "Montgolfiere"
• Hövelhof Hövelmarkt (03. 10. bis 05. 10.) bei "Momtgolfiere"
• Bad Hersfeld Lullusfest (13. 10. bis 20. 10.) bei "Montgolfiere"
• Krefeld Sprödentalkirmes (03. 10. bis 12. 10.) bei "Happy Familiy"
• Gera Herbstvolksfest (18. 10. bis 02. 11.) bei "Aqua Velis"
• Nordhorn Herbstfest (24. 10. bis 27. 10.) bei "Montgolfiere"
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Lawyer
Focal point: transportation law and claims for damages
Member of the Association of Transportation Law
of the German Bar Association
Am Markt 14
49565 Bramsche
Telephone +49 (0) 54 61/ 30 30
Telefax +49 (0) 54 61/ 26 41
Mobile +49 (0) 172 / 30196 94
E-Mail: info@auf-dem-berge.de
Schausteller-Versicherungen
Transport – Haftpflicht – Kfz
Altersvorsorge – Unfall – Kranken
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Hagener Straße 244 • 44229 Dortmund
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Mobil: 0171 / 828 58 68
E-Mail: vb-ruebenstrunk@t-online.de
APPRAISAL-OFFICE
Gerd Römgens
Expert appraisal for the Showman Industry, Damages,
Conservation of Evidence, and Appraisal Reports
Tel. +49 (0) 171/ 264 89 29 and +49 (0) 2154/208308
Fax: +49 (0) 2154 / 20 83 13
Mail: sv-buero-roemgens@arcor.de
www.sv-roemgens.de u. www.roemgens.de
Gerd Römgens • Jupiterstr. 17 • 47877 Willich
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KIRMES FOR SALE IN RAILWAY STATION BOOK SHOPS
✘ shows where ENGLISH VERSIONS are available
• 01069 Dresden, Wiener Platz 4
• 01097 Dresden-Neustadt, Schlesischer Platz 1
• 01109 Dresden, Wilhelmine-Reichard-Ring 1
• 04109 Leipzig, Hbf, Willy-Brand-Platz 5
• 06112 Halle, Hbf, Bahnhofplatz 1
• 06844 Dessau, Fritz-Hesse-Str. 7
• 10117 Berlin-Friedrichstr., Georgenstr. 14-18
• 10178 Berlin, Alexanderplatz, Dircksenstraße
✘ 10178 Berlin, Ladenzeile / Abgang S-Bahn
• 10243 Berlin, Am Ostbahnhof
• 10623 Berlin, Fernbahnhof Zoo
• 10829 Berlin-Südkreuz/West, Neumannstr.
• 12439 Berlin-Schöneweide, M.-Brückner-Str. 42
• 12521 Berlin, Flughafen-Schönefeld, Terminal D E G
• 12681 Berlin, Boxberger Str. 3-9 / Haus 3 / Halle 2 West
• 13405 Berlin, Flughafen Tegel, Haupthalle, Bon Voyage
• 16515 Oranienburg, Stralsunder Str.
• 18055 Rostock, Hauptbahnhof
✘ 20099 Hamburg, Hbf., Glockengiesserwall
• 20354 Hamburg, Bahnhof Dammtor, Theodor-Heuss-Platz
• 21337 Lüneburg, Bahnhofstr.
• 22335 Hamburg, Flughafenstr.
✘ 22765 Hamburg, Paul-Nevermann-Platz
• 23558 Lübeck, Am Bahnhof
• 24114 Kiel, Sophienblatt 27-29
• 24145 Kiel, Bunsenstr. 1c
• 25980 Westerland, Tinnumer Str. 11
• 26122 Oldenburg, Hauptbahnhof
• 26125 Oldenburg, Wilhelmshavener Heerstr. 32
• 26382 Wilhelmshaven, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 26721 Emden, Bahnhofsplatz
• 26789 Leer, Bahnhofsplatz
• 27472 Cuxhaven, Bahnhof Haus 1
• 27570 Bremerhaven, Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 73
• 27749 Delmenhorst, Wittekindstr. 10/ZOB
✘ 28195 Bremen, Bahnhofsplatz 15
• 28199 Bremen, im Flughafen, Flughafenallee 20
• 29525 Uelzen, Am Bahnhof
• 30159 Hannover, Ernst-August-Platz 1
• 30669 Hannover, Flughafen, Terminal A
• 31134 Hildesheim, Bahnhofsplatz
• 31582 Nienburg, Bahnhofstraße
• 32052 Herford, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 32423 Minden, Bundesbahnhof 12
• 33102 Paderborn, Bahnhofstr. 29
• 33330 Gütersloh, Willy-Brandt-Platz-2
• 33602 Bielefeld, Hauptbahnhof
• 34117 Kassel, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 34131 Kassel, Wilhelmshöher Allee 253
• 35037 Marburg, Bahnhofstr. 33
• 35390 Gießen, Bahnhofstr. 102
• 37073 Goettingen, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 38102 Braunschweig, Berliner Platz 1
✘ 39104 Magdeburg, Bahnhofstr. 68
• 40210 Düsseldorf, Hauptbahnhof
• 40474 Düsseldorf, Flughafenstr. 120 T.B
• 41061 Mönchengladbach, Europaplatz
• 41236 Mönchengladbach, Bahnhofstr. 66
• 41460 Neuss, Presse & Buch im Bhf., Theodor-Heuss-Platz
• 42103 Wuppertal, Döppersberg 37
• 42277 Wuppertal, Berliner Platz 15
• 42283 Wuppertal, Winklerstraße 2
• 42697 Solingen, Bahnstraße 5
• 42859 Remscheid, Bahnhofsplatz 12
• 44137 Dortmund, Koenigswall 15
• 44629 Herne, Bahnhofsplatz
• 44649 Herne, Heinz-Rühmann-Platz
• 44787 Bochum, Buddenbergplatz, Süd-Ausgang
✘ 45127 Essen, Hauptbahnhof
• 45468 Mülheim, Dieter-aus-dem-Siepen-Platz 3
• 45657 Recklinghausen, Große Pferdekamp Str.
• 45879 Gelsenkirchen, Im Bahnhof
• 46045 Oberhausen, Hauptbahnhof
• 46395 Bocholt, Hindenburg Str. 1
• 46446 Emmerich, im Bahnhof
• 46535 Dinslaken, im Bahnhof
• 47051 Duisburg, Mercatorstr. 17
• 47798 Krefeld, Im Hauptbahnhof
• 48143 Münster, Berliner Platz
• 48431 Rheine, Hauptbahnhof 1
• 49074 Osnabrück, Im Bahnhof
• 49356 Diepholz, Am Bahnhof
• 50169 Kerpen, Bahnhofstr. 9
• 50667 Köln, Bahnhof 1
• 50667 Köln, Trankgasse 11
• 50679 Köln-Deutz, Otto-Platz 7
• 52064 Aachen, Bahnhofsplatz 2a
• 52351 Düren, Hauptbahnhof
• 53111 Bonn, Am Hauptbahnhof
• 53173 Bonn-Bad Godesberg, Moltkestr. 43
• 53721 Siegburg, Europaplatz
• 53879 Euskirchen, Bahnhofstraße
• 54292 Trier, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 55116 Mainz, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 55543 Bad Kreuznach, Europaplatz
• 56068 Koblenz, Bahnhofsplatz 2
• 57072 Siegen, Am Bahnhof 16
• 58089 Hagen, Berliner Platz 3
• 58239 Schwerte, Bahnhofstraße 35
• 58452 Witten, Bergerstr. 35
• 58644 Iserlohn, Bahnhofsplatz 2
• 59065 Hamm, Willy-Brandt-Platz 1
• 59227 Ahlen, Bahnhofsplatz
• 59423 Unna, Bahnhofstr. 74
• 59494 Soest, Bahnhofstr. 2
• 59759 Arnsberg, Bahnhofstr. 136
✘ 60051 Frankfurt, Im Hauptbahnhof
• 60594 Frankfurt, Diesterwegplatz 51
• 61169 Friedberg, Hanauer Str. 44
• 63450 Hanau, Im Hauptbahnhof
• 63739 Aschaffenburg, Ludwigstr. 2, Hbf.
• 64293 Darmstadt, Platz der Deutschen Einheit
• 64625 Bensheim, Amershamplatz 1
• 65190 Wiesbaden, Bahnhofsplatz 2
• 65428 Rüsselsheim, Im Hauptbahnhof
• 65929 Frankfurt-Höchst, Dalbergstr. 1
• 66111 Saarbrücken, Im Hauptbahnhof
• 66424 Homburg, Im Bahnhof
• 66538 Neunkirchen, Bahnhofstraße
• 66606 St. Wendel, Mommstr. 2, Bahnh.
• 66740 Saarlouis, Bahnhofsplatz 11
• 67434 Neustadt, Bahnhofsplatz 4
• 67547 Worms, Hauptbahnhof
✘ 67547 Worms, Bahnhofstr. 11
• 67655 Kaiserslautern, Bahnhofstraße 1
✘ 68161 Mannheim, Bahnhofsplatz 17
✘ 69115 Heidelberg 1, Willy-Brandt-Platz 5
✘ 70173 Stuttgart, Arnulf-Klett-Platz 2
• 70174 Stuttgart-Mitte, Th.-Heuss-Passagen
• 70372 Stuttgart/Bad Cannstatt, Bahnhofstr. 30
✘ 71032 Böblingen, Talstr. 18
• 71638 Ludwigsburg, Bahnhof 14-18
• 72072 Tübingen, Europaplatz 17
• 72764 Reutlingen, Bahnhofstr. 3
• 74072 Heilbronn, Bahnhofstraße 30
• 74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen, Bahnhofspl. 1
• 74889 Sinsheim, Friedrichstr. 25
• 75175 Pforzheim, Bahnhofsplatz
✘ 76137 Karlsruhe, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 76227 Karlsruhe, Hauptbahnstraße 1
• 76646 Bruchsal, Bahnhofsplatz 12
• 78462 Konstanz, Bahnhofsplatz 43
• 79098 Freiburg, Bismarckallee 3
✘ 80335 München, Hauptbahnhof, Arnulfstr. 3
✘ 81667 München, Orleansplatz 10
• 84032 Landshut, Bahnhofsplatz
• 85356 München-Flughafen, Südallee 1
• 86150 Augsburg, Viktoriastraße 1
• 86154 Augsburg, Ulmer Str. 53
• 87435 Kempten, Bahnhofplatz
• 87527 Sonthofen, Bahnhofstraße
• 87561 Oberstdorf, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 87700 Memmingen, Bahnhofstr. 3
• 89073 Ulm, Hauptbahnhof
✘ 90411 Nürnberg, Flughafenstr. 100
✘ 90443 Nürnberg, Bahnhofsplatz 9
• 92224 Amberg, Kaiser-Ludwig-Ring 5
• 92318 Neumarkt, Bahnlinie 5/HBF
• 92637 Weiden, Bahnhofstr. 28
• 93047 Regensburg, Bahnhofstr. 18
• 94032 Passau, Bahnhofsplatz 29
• 94315 Straubing, Bahnhofsplatz 13
• 95028 Hof, Bahnhofsplatz 12
• 95326 Kulmbach, Bahnhofsplatz 1
• 95444 Bayreuth, Bahnhofstr. 20
• 95615 Marktredwitz, Bahnhofsplatz 7
• 96052 Bamberg, Ludwigstraße 6
• 96215 Lichtenfels, Bahnhofsplatz
• 96450 Coburg, Lossaustr. 4
✘ 97070 Würzburg, Bahnhofstr. 4
• 97424 Schweinfurt, Im Bahnhof
• 97437 Hassfurt, Bahnhofstr. 12
• 99084 Erfurt, Willy-Brandt-Platz 12
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Mannheimer Jahrmärkte 2015
auf dem Neuen Messplatz in Mannheim
MAIMESS vom 25.04. bis 10.05.2015
OKTOBERMESS vom 26.09. bis 11.10.2015
Bewerbungen von Geschäftsinhabern und Festzeltbetreibern
müssen für beide Jahrmärkte bis spätestens 06.11.2014 getrennt
für jede Veranstaltung bei der
GrossMarkt Mannheim GmbH, City Events Mannheim,
Gottlieb-Daimler-Straße 14, 68165 Mannheim
eingegangen sein und folgende Angaben enthalten:
• Firmierung und Anschrift des Bewerbers
• Lichtbild des Geschäftes
• Geschäftsart mit Angaben zu Warenangebot bzw. Leistung
• Abmessungen des Geschäftes
• Stromanschlusswert des Geschäftes sowie die zusätzlich benötigten
Stromanschlüsse (Wohnwagen etc.)
• Bedarf an betriebsbedingten Zusatzflächen für Wohn-, Pack-, Gerätewagen,
Kühlcontainer usw.
• Angaben zu Anzahl und Füllmengen von vorgeschriebenen Ballasttanks
Die Inhaber von Imbiss- und Ausschankgeschäften haben deutlich zu machen, in
welcher Weise die Vorschriften der Verpackungsverordnung eingehalten werden
(Verwendung von Mehrweggeschirr).
Verkaufsstände sind selbst zu stellen.
Die Bewerbungen begründen keinen Rechtsanspruch auf Zulassung zu den Veranstaltungen
oder auf Zuweisung eines bestimmten Standplatzes. Bewerbungen,
welche verspätet, unvollständig oder ohne ausreichendes Rückporto eingehen,
können leider nicht berücksichtigt werden.
Zulassungen erfolgen nur durch
schriftliche Verträge nach den
Grundsätzen des bürgerlichen Rechts.
Visit us at
EAS Amsterdam
Booth 7121
Die Gemeinde Anröchte freut sich über
Ihre Bewerbung zur
Anröchter Herbstkirmes
09. – 12. Oktober 2015
Bewerbungen mit den üblichen Unterlagen
(Foto, Platzbedarf, Stromanschlusswert etc.)
senden Sie bitte bis zum 01.12.2014 an:
Gemeinde Anröchte • Ordnungs- und Sozialamt
Hauptstraße 74 • 59609 Anröchte
Tel. 0 29 47 / 888 – 320 • Fax 0 29 47 / 888 – 8320
Nähere Angaben finden Sie unter
www.anroechte.de
Der Veranstalter übernimmt keine Haftung als Folge
von Ausfall, Verkürzung oder Verlegung des Marktes.
05.– 15. Juni 2015
Bewerbungen bitte schriftlich
bis spätestens 30. September 2014 an folgende Adresse:
Stadt Schweinfurt - Amt für öffentliche Ordnung,
Postfach, 97420 Schweinfurt
mit den üblichen Angaben:
Anschrift des Bewerbers, Art und Abmessung des Geschäftes, Warensortiment
bei Imbiss- und Verkaufsgeschäften, Stromanschlusswerte
in KW und Ampere, Anzahl und Maße der mitgeführten Wohn-,
Geräte- und Packwagen. Beizufügen sind ferner ein aktuelles Farbfoto
des Geschäftes, bei Fahr- und Belustigungsgeschäften zusätzlich ein
Grundrissplan, Steuer-Nr. mit Finanzamt, Haftpflichtversicherung usw.
SCHWEINFURTER WARENMÄRKTE 2015
• Frühjahrsmarkt 06.06. – 10.06.15
• Herbstmarkt 21.10. – 25.10.15
• Weihnachtsmarkt 26.11. – 23.12.15
(Nur Markthandel – in geringem Umfang Kinderfahrgeschäfte od. ähnl.)
Für jeden Markt ist eine gesonderte Bewerbung an die genannte
Adresse einzureichen, und zwar bis spätestens 4 Monate vor
Marktbeginn (= 05. Februar, 21. Juni und 25. Juli 2015).
Hierfür stehen entsprechende Bewerbungsformulare auf
www.schweinfurt.de zum Download bereit.
Wir weisen darauf hin, dass unvollständig eingereichte
Formulare zurückgegeben und nicht in den Bewerberkreis
aufgenommen werden.
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Ingolstadt
2015
Schanzer Pfingstvolksfest
mit Warenmarkt vom 22. Mai bis 31. Mai 2015
Schanzer Herbstfest
mit Warenmarkt vom 25. Sept. bis 4. Okt. 2015
Bewerbungen erbeten bis 15. September 2014
Später eingehende Anträge können nicht berücksichtigt werden.
Bewerbungen für jedes Fest bitte getrennt einreichen.
Der Bewerbung sind beizulegen: aktuelles Foto und Angaben der
techn. Daten, Plan oder Skizze des Geschäftes, Aufstellung und
Größe der mitgeführten Transport- und Wohnwagen, Benennung
der Fahr- und Eintrittspreise.
Warenmarktbewerber mit eigener Verkaufshütte erwünscht.
Stadt Ingolstadt
Kulturamt
Auf der Schanz 39
85049 Ingolstadt
Ausschreibung zum
Zerbster Heimat- und Schützenfest
vom 31. Juli bis 10. August 2015
Zulassungsgesuche sind bis spätestens 28. September 2014 an das Büro des Bürgermeisters der Stadt Zerbst/Anhalt,
Schloßfreiheit 12 in 39261 Zerbst/Anhalt zu richten. Die Bewerbungen müssen folgende Angaben enthalten:
1. Ständige Anschrift, Fernsprechanschluss, Fax und Funktelefon
3. Maße des Betriebes einschließlich der erforderlichen Betriebseinrichtungen
2. Art des Betriebes
über alles sowie eine Grundriss-Skizze (Vordach, Seitenklappen, Vorbau,
a) Fahrbetrieb: genaue Bezeichnung
Markisen, Tische, Stühle etc.)
b) Belustigungsbetrieb: genaue Bezeichnung und Programm
4. Stromanschlusswert in KW getrennt nach Betrieb und Wohnwagen
c) Spielbetrieb: Art der Ausspielung sowie die zur Ausspielung
5. Anzahl der mitgeführten Fahrzeuge, wie Pack- und Wohnwagen,
gelangenden Waren
Zugmaschinen usw.
d) Verkaufsbetrieb: Warenangebot
6. Ein aktuelles Foto des Betriebes. Bei Neuheiten ist ausnahmsweise eine
e) Gastronomiebetrieb: Warenangebot sowie Angabe, ob mit oder ohne Ausschank
von Getränken, bei brauereitypischen Betrieben Angabe der Brauerei
ausführliche Betriebsbeschreibung einschließlich einer aussagekräftigen
farblichen Darstellung bzw. eines Modells ausreichend.
f) Entgelt: Angabe der Fahr-, Eintritts- und Spielpreise sowie sonstige Entgelte
7. Kopie der Ausführungsgenehmigung für fliegende Bauten
Der Veranstalter behält sich vor, im Waren- und Programmangebot
8. aktueller TÜV-Nachweis
Veränderungen vorzunehmen.
9. Rückporto für einen A4-Briefumschlag in Form von Postwertzeichen.
Für Gastronomiebetriebe behält sich der Veranstalter eine Produkt- und Lieferantenbindung vor.
Verspätet eingehende oder unvollständige Bewerbungen bleiben grundsätzlich unberücksichtigt!
Die Bewerbung zum Zerbster Heimat- und Schützenfest begründet im Falle der Zulassung keinen Rechtsanspruch auf einen bestimmten Platz. Im Falle einer Zulassung
ist der Beschicker verpflichtet, vor Aufbau seines Betriebes den Besitz einer gültigen Reisegewerbekarte sowie den Abschluss einer Haftpflichtversicherung nachzuweisen.
Die Zulassungsbescheide werden bis 16. Dezember 2014 versandt. Betriebe, die bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt keinen Bescheid erhalten, können leider nicht berücksichtigt
werden. Von persönlichen Vorstellungen hinsichtlich einer Bewerbung im Bewerbungszeitraum ist abzusehen.
Telefonische Auskünfte über Zu- oder Absagen werden nicht erteilt!
Service
FREIE TERMINE - FREIE PLÄTZE
Suchen Sie noch Geschäfte für Ihre Veranstaltung? Oder haben Sie mit Ihrem Geschäft noch Termine frei? Hier können Sie Ihre Anfrage veröffentlichen.
Für Veranstalter, die bereits in der Kirmes & Park Revue ausgeschrieben haben, ist dieser Service kostenfrei.
Für alle anderen Interessenten beträgt der Preis pro Veröffentlichung: bis 3 Zeilen € 25,- + Mwst., für 4-6 Zeilen € 40,- + Mwst.
Bitte wenden Sie sich an Markus Westner, Fax 08441-498829, E-mail: anzeigen@gemiverlag.de
Frei
• Musik Express frei im September.
Tel.: 0163-5405751 od. 0177-3195476
• Groß-Geisterbahn (30 x 18 m) hat
noch Termine frei. Tel.: 0170-8061982
• Hochfahrgeschäft (Freak Out-
Schaukel) frei am 4. Sonntag im September
sowie ab Oktober, Süddeutschland.
Kontakt: www.uebel-und-sachs.de
oder Tel. 0171-6209348
• 2-Etagen-Laufgeschäft frei am1.
und 3. Sonntag im September, Raum
Nord- und Mitteldeutschland. Tel.: 0170-
2027140
• Kinderschleife (16 x 10 m) frei ab 3.
Sonntag im September und im ganzen
Oktober. Tel.: 0171-5154715
• Super Tower frei am 4. Sonntag im
Oktober. Tel.: 0170-2333387
• 4-Etagen-Laufgeschäft hat Termine
frei. Tel.: 0178-7228059
• Bungee-Trampolin-Anlage hat
Termine frei. Tel.: 0157-83034461
• Etagen-Belustigung hat Termine
frei. Tel.: 0178-8362951
• Scheibenwischer frei am 4. Sonntag
im September sowie 1., 2. und 4. Sonntag
im Oktober. Tel.: 0170-2333387
• Simulator hat Termine frei. Tel.: 0157-
83034461
• Water-Walkingballs hat Termine
frei. Tel.: 0157-83034461
• „Airgate” (Familien-Hochfahrgeschäft,
20 m, mit Ausflug 23 m) hat noch Termine
frei. Tel.: 0174-8990055
• Willy der Wurm hat noch Termine frei.
Tel.: 0177-7976933
• Gladiator hat im September Termine
frei. Tel.: 0031-629546133
• „Aqua King” hat Termine frei. Tel:
0177-3283038
• „Sky Trip” hat Termine frei. Tel: 0178-
5422939
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Dürkheimer Wurstmarkt 2015
am 11., 12., 13., 14., 15., und am 18., 19., 20. und 21. September
Bewerbungen für alle Geschäftsarten (Fahr-, Schau- und Belustigungsgeschäfte,
Verlosungen, Automatenbetriebe, Schießhallen, Pfeil- und Ballwurfhallen, Imbissbetriebe
usw.) müssen bis 15. Oktober 2014 eingegangen sein. Später eingehende
Anträge können nicht mehr berücksichtigt werden.
Es kommen nur Beschicker in Frage, die den Markt über die Gesamtdauer
halten können.
Es werden nur Imbissbetriebe zugelassen, die Mehrweggeschirr benutzen.
Bewerbungen müssen mit einem Formblatt erfolgen, das die Stadtverwaltung gegen
Einsendung eines adressierten und frankierten Rückumschlags zur Verfügung
stellt. Sie können dieses auch von der Homepage www.duerkheimer-wurstmarkt.de
herunterladen.
Dem Formblatt sind folgende Unterlagen beizufügen:
1. Ein farbiges Lichtbild des Betriebes in den Maßen 9x13 cm oder größer,
in aktueller Aufmachung und Ausstattung
2. Eine genaue Beschreibung des Geschäftes und des Waren- und Leistungsangebotes
3. Grundrissplan in den Maßstäben 1 : 250 oder 1 : 100 mit genauen Maßangaben
(mit allen Anbauten, Stützen, Ausflugsmaßen usw.)
4. Nachweis der Schaustellerhaftpflichtversicherung
5. Ablichtung der Reisegewerbekarte
6. Ausreichend frankierter und adressierter Rückumschlag
Allgemeines:
Der Wurstmarkt wird nach den Grundsätzen des bürgerlichen Rechts durchgeführt.
Anmeldungen begründen keinen Rechtsanspruch auf Zulassung oder auf einen
bestimmten Platz. Haftung als Folge von Ausfall, Verkürzung oder Verlegung des
Marktes wird nicht übernommen.
Zulassungen ergehen ausschließlich schriftlich in Vertragsform. Mündliche Erklärungen
sind ohne Rechtswirkung und begründen keinerlei Ansprüche. Die Verträge für Fahr-,
Schau- und Belustigungsgeschäfte sowie Verlosungen werden
voraussichtlich bis 15. Januar 2015, bei den übrigen Unternehmen
bis 1. Mai 2015 zugestellt. Bewerber, die bis zu den angegebenen
Zeitpunkten keinen Vertrag erhalten, müssen davon ausgehen,
dass sie nicht berücksichtigt werden können. Absagen und Rücksendungen
der Bewerbungsunterlagen erfolgen nur, wenn uns ein
ausreichend frankierter und adressierter Rückumschlag vorliegt.
Bad Dürkheim, im August 2014
Stadtverwaltung • Mannheimer Straße 24 • 67098 Bad Dürkheim
72. NEUBURGER
VOLKSFEST
24.07. bis 02.08.2015
Bewerbungen mit Lichtbild aus neuester Zeit
sowie genauen technischen Angaben und Anzahl der
mitgeführten Wohn- und Packwagen an
Stadt Neuburg an der Donau • Ordnungsamt
86622 Neuburg an der Donau
Beizulegen ist ein frankiertes und beschriftetes Rückkuvert.
Bewerbungsschluss: 30.09.2014
Gesucht werden neuzeitliche Geschäfte mit attraktiver Aufmachung
und solider Geschäftsführung (keine Imbissstände, Marktartikel,
Textilien, Schmuck usw.)
Bewerbungen mit den üblichen Informationen sind bis zum
30. November 2014 an den Flecken Bruchhausen-Vilsen,
Eigenbetrieb „TourismusService Bruchhausen-Vilsen“,
Lange Straße 11, 27305 Bruchhausen-Vilsen, zu richten.
Zulassungen erfolgen nach den aktuellen Zulassungsrichtlinien,
die unter www.broksermarkt.de einzusehen sind.
Karlsfelder Siedler- und Seefest
vom 26.06. – 05.07.2015
zwischen München und Dachau im überörtlichen
Erholungsgebiet am Karlsfelder See
Bewerbungen müssen genaue Angaben über Art und Abmessung des Geschäftes
inkl. Vorbauten, Anschlusswerte, Anzahl und Abmessung der mitgeführten Fahrzeuge,
Wohn- und Packwagen enthalten. Beizufügen sind ein aktuelles Foto, eine
Grundriss-Skizze sowie ein frankiertes Rückkuvert.
Bewerbungen sind zu richten an: Siedlergemeinschaft Karlsfeld-
Nord, Christa Berger-Stögbauer, Gartenstr. 84, 85757 Karlsfeld
Bewerbungsschluss: 17.10.2014
Verdener Domweih
30. Mai – 04. Juni 2015
Die Bewerbungen müssen enthalten:
1. Ständige Anschrift des Bewerbers mit Telefonnummer
2. Art und Beschreibung des Geschäftes (mit aktuellen Fotos)
3. Maße des Geschäftes einschl. blinder Fronten, Vor- und Anbauten
4. Verkaufsgeschäfte und Imbissbetriebe: Warenangebote
Platzbewerbungen müssen bis spätestens 31.10.2014 bei der Stadt Verden
(Aller) eingegangen sein. Später eingegangene und unvollständige
Bewerbungen werden nicht berücksichtigt.
Stadt Verden (Aller) – Der Bürgermeister –
Große Straße 40 • 27283 Verden (Aller)
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Die Stadt OELDE im Münsterland
(30.000 Einwohner)
freut sich über Ihre Bewerbung zur
OELDER MARGARETENKIRMES
17. bis 19. Juli 2015
Bewerbungen mit den üblichen Unterlagen
(aktuelles Foto, genauer Platzbedarf, Stromanschlusswert)
bis 31. Dezember 2014 bitte an:
Stadt Oelde • FD Ordnungswesen und Standesamt
Ratsstiege 1 • 59302 Oelde
Zusagen ergehen schriftlich bis zum 15.02.2015. Sollte bis dahin
kein Vertrag beim Bewerber sein, gilt dies gleichzeitig als Absage.
Vielleicht liegt Oelde auch an Ihrer Reiseroute
zwischen dem Europaschützenfest Hannover und der
Libori-Kirmes Paderborn bzw. der Cranger Kirmes!
➤
Oelde
Dortmund
Bielefeld
A2
Ausschreibungs-
Sonderheft
2014/15
Auch 2014 wird der Oktober-Ausgabe der
Kirmes & Park Revue ein Ausschreibungs-
Sonderheft beigelegt.
Mit einer Ausschreibung Ihrer Veranstaltung
in unserem Ausschreibungs-Sonderheft
erreichen Sie nahezu flächendeckend die
Schaustellerbetriebe in Deutschland und in
unseren Nachbarländern – und das zu einem
außergewöhnlich günstigen Preis.
Weitere Vorteile einer Ausschreibung in der
Sonderbeilage der Kirmes & Park Revue:
- Bei Mangel an geeigneten Bewerbern oder
kurzfristigen Absagen von Schaustellern haben
Sie die Möglichkeit einer kostenlosen
Suchanfrage innerhalb der Service-Rubrik
„Freie Termine – Freie Plätze”
- Kostenlose Gestaltung Ihrer Ausschreibung
- Alle Farben kostenlos !
Anzeigenschluss für eine
Ausschreibung in der Oktober-Ausgabe
ist der 10. September 2014
(das Heft erscheint am 27.09.2014)
Info: Tel. 08441/4022-11
E-Mail: info@gemiverlag.de
bundesweiter
Versand
…keiner steht schneller!
02 28
46 69 89
Fax 461564
53227 Bonn (Beuel) Röhfeldstr. 27
BAB 59 - Abf. Pützchen
ANZEIGEN-
SCHLUSS
FÜR DIE
OKTOBER-
AUSGABE:
Mi. 10. Sept.
ANZEIGENANNAHME:
Markus Westner
Tel. 08441/402213
Fax 08441/498829
anzeigen@gemiverlag.de
INTERNATIONAL:
Agi Reddersen
Tel. 08441/81057
Fax 08441/86105
Kirmes.A@t-online.de
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Ihr Partner für das Schaustellergewerbe
D-34613 Ziegenhain • Kasseler Str. 44 • Tel. 0 66 91 / 35 36 • Fax 0 66 91 / 59 97
Verkaufswagen bis 3,5 to
speziell nach Ihren Wünschen gefertigt
mail@Dietz-Fahrzeugbau.de
www.Dietz-Fahrzeugbau.de
Datenanlieferung für Anzeigen
Bitte liefern Sie Anzeigen per E-mail als pdf
oder jpg mit mindestens 300 dpi Auflösung an
anzeigen@gemiverlag.de
Tel. 07191/ 34 0135
www.miba-electronic.de
Wet Protect Feuchtigkeitsschutz
Fax 07191/ 34 0136
Die einzige Modellbahn
im Ausstellungswagen
www.modellbahnschau.de
Telefon 01 72 / 5 38 56 79
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Berlin 2015
45. Frühlingsfest 27.03. bis 19.04.2015
04. Ostermarkt 04.04. bis 12.04.2015
63. Steglitzer Woche 22.05. bis 07.06.2015
53. Deutsch-Französisches Volksfest 19.06. bis 19.07.2015
113. Freie Scholle 28.08. bis 13.09.2015
65. Oktoberfest 25.09. bis 11.10.2015
32. Weihnachtsmarkt in der City 23.11.15 bis 03.01.16
Gesucht werden attraktive Geschäfte aller Art
Bewerbungen mit den üblichen Unterlagen und Rückporto, getrennt für jedes Geschäft
und jede Veranstaltung, sind einzureichen bis spätestens 30.09.2014 an den
Schaustellerverband Berlin e.V., Rosenheimer Str. 5, 10781 Berlin
Tel. 030-213 32 90, Fax 030-213 40 34, Email: info@svbev.de
Verspätet eingegangene oder unvollständige Bewerbungen werden nicht berücksichtigt. Der Veranstalter ist berechtigt,
Bewerbungen ohne ausreichendes Rückporto nicht zu bearbeiten. Die Bewerbung begründet keinen Rechtsanspruch
auf Zulassung oder auf einen bestimmten Platz. Die Zu- und Absagen erfolgen schriftlich. Eine Haftung, dass die
Veranstaltungen tatsächlich und zu den angegebenen Zeitpunkten stattfinden, wird nicht übernommen.
•
BUDERO
TARPAULINS
• • • • • •
Contact person also for Germany
D. Hinzen
Tel. (0031) 6 531450 03
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• • • • • • • • • •
US-Trailer
& Zubehör
aus Elkhart, Indiana
Tel. 06195-960507
www.trvtrading.com
GAUTSCH 2015
Auf geht´s zur Gautsch nach Königsbrunn
Volksfest vom 26. Juni – 05. Juli 2015
Die Stadt Königsbrunn liegt im Süden von Augsburg mit 29.000 Einwohnern.
Mit den naheliegenden Umlandgemeinden können ca. 55.000 Einwohner (ohne
Stadt Augsburg) erreicht werden. Zur Attraktivitätssteigerung des größten
Fuhrparks im südlichen Landkreis werden neue Fahrgeschäfte gesucht.
Bewerbungen von Fahr-, Schau- und Belustigungsgeschäften (Autoskooter,
Kinderfahrgeschäfte, Hochfahrgeschäfte etc.) werden erbeten
bis 24. September 2014 an die
Stadt Königsbrunn • FB 2 • Marktstraße 3 1 / 2 • 86343 Königsbrunn
mit den üblichen Angaben sowie der telefonischen Erreichbarkeit (Handy).
Die Stadt Königsbrunn legt aufgrund einer neuen Konzeption großen Wert auf
möglichst familienfreundliche Preise. Die Eintritts-/Spiel-/Fahrpreise sind im
Hinblick auf das Auswahlverfahren anzugeben, auch für einen Kinder- und
Familientag. Bewerbungen ohne Preisangabe werden nicht berücksichtigt.
Unterlagen verbleiben beim Veranstalter. Schriftliche Absagen werden nicht erteilt.
Anzeigenschluss
für das Oktoberheft
ist Mittwoch
10. September
Visit us at
EAS Amsterdam
Booth 7445
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Booth 8142

Visit us at
EAS Amsterdam
Booth 8648