Running business
Running business is the common term for amusement shops and entertainment systems, such as adventure simulation systems, disaster simulation systems, ghost trains without transport systems, mirror labyrinths and so-called "fun houses". In the broadest sense, they are part of the Dark Rides .
The guest covers the whole way on foot and usually passes different stations or rooms in which individual shows or special effects are presented. Animatronics or human scares are often used.
In a fun house, elements such as wobbly bridges, rotating discs on the floor, slides, rotating bins and the like are used. In many running deals, elements of the different types are combined.
The construction of transportable run-of-the-mill business usually takes place by stacking containers. Modern systems have so-called " collapsible containers " that are moved apart via pneumatics or hydraulics and can thus reach up to four times the height. This is followed by the interior work and the cladding of the shop using front panels and decorative elements. Up to 12 transports are necessary for moving large running deals.
Some running shops are designed according to the boss principle , where a room with a small show is arranged after long walks through the containers.
German running business
- Action House (Kipp & Sohn KG), Cake Walk, transportable
- Alpen Labyrinth (Hofmann, built in 2004), transportable
- Alpenrausch (Kollmann, built in 1996), Fun House, transportable
- Alpen Hotel (Rasch, renovation 2011/2012, formerly Mystery Tower Hotel by J. Müller), Fun House, transportable
- Altweibermühle (Hartkopf), fun house, transportable
- Amazonas (Agtsch, built in 1982), formerly Showboat and Showtime, transportable
- Aqua Velis (Hofmann, year of construction 1996), transportable
- Atlantis (Drechsler-Siewera), transportable
- Atlantis (Drelischek), transportable
- On the Reeperbahn (Heitmann), transportable
- Big Bamboo (Hempen Entertainment), portable
- Brasil (Schürmann), transportable
- Crazy Halloween (Klünder), portable
- Crazy Town (Wagner), transportable
- The Aqua Labyrinth (Markmann), mirror labyrinth, transportable
- The crazy hotel (Burghard), transportable
- The crazy Hotel Tartüff (Hofmann, opening 2012), Fun House Phantasialand
- The large maze (Rasch, built in 1957), glass maze, transportable
- The crazy farm (Cornelius, built in 2013), transportable
- Domino (Michel, year of construction 1985), Fun House, transportable
- Down Town (Hofmann, year of construction 2012, labyrinth), transportable
- Fantastic World (Hamberger), transportable
- Freddys Circus (Zinnecker), transportable
- Freddys Company (Hofmann-Jehn, built in 2012), transportable
- Fun Street (Hofmann, built in 1993), Fun House, transportable
- Future World (Kollmann, built in 2001), adventure house, transportable
- Gaudi-Hütt'n (Hartmann, built in 1999), Fun House, transportable
- Secret of the Maya Temple (Hartmann, built in 1976), glass maze, transportable
- Secrets of the Orient (Moser), glass maze, transportable
- Haunted house (Hofmann), haunted house, transportable
- Geister-Hotel (Burghard), formerly a horror palace, haunted house, transportable
- Ghost (Burghard, built in 1981), haunted house, transportable
- Glass maze (show), transportable
- Happy Family (Heine, built in 1999), Fun House, transportable
- Hippie trip (Eisenhauer, built in 2013), transportable
- Horror Hospital, Dr. Lehmann (Lehmann, at least since 2013), transportable
- Münchner Lach + Freu-Haus (Distel, built in 2006), Fun House, transportable
- House of Horror (Plaenert & Schieck), haunted house, transportable
- Jumanji (Haas, year of construction 1998), maze, transportable
- Crystal grotto (Klünder), glass mire garden, transportable
- Kristall-Palast (Sturm, built in 1997), glass mire garden, transportable
- Crooked and sloping structures (Hartmann, year of construction 2010)
- Labyrinth (Schau / Horlbeck, built in 1981), transportable
- Magic House (coach builder, built in 1983), adventure house, transportable
- Omni (Kinzler), show of illusions, transportable
- Panic Room (Lemoine), transportable
- Pharaoh's Vengeance (Vespermann, built in 1977), glass mire garden, transportable
- Pirates Adventure (Schneider, built in 1998), adventure house, transportable
- Psychodelic (Häsler, built in 2007), Fun House, transportable
- Psychodelic 2 (Häsler, built in 2002, remodeled in 2009), formerly Imagination, Fun House, transportable
- Remmi Demmi (Janßen), Cake Walk, transportable
- Fun mobile (Steinecker), transportable
- Super Marci World (Markmann, built in 1992), glass mire garden, transportable
- Valley of the Kings (ironer, built in 1991), adventure house, transportable
- Time Factory (Hartmann / Griehs, built in 2006), glass mire garden, fun house, transportable
- Villa Kunterbunt (Mentel), transportable
- Walk Of Fame (A. Renz, built in 1989), labyrinth, transportable
- XXL Funhouse (Renz, built in 1995), Fun House, transportable
Austrian running business
- Jack the Ripper (Vienna, since 1997) Combination of run and ride
- Zombie (Vienna, since 1985) formerly transportable
- Zombies (Graz, since 1985) transportable
- Drachenpalast (since 1980) mirror cabinet, transportable
- Calypso (Vienna, since around 1960)
- Hello Vienna (Vienna, since around 1960) Spiegelkabinett
- Spiegel-Margarten (Vienna, since approx. 1955) Mirror cabinet
- Fun-Ball (Vienna, since 1997)
- Blue Planet (Vienna, since 1995)
- Exit32 (Vienna, since 1964/2008)
- Magic Dreamland (Vienna, since 1998)
- Super Top Dance (Vienna, since 1998)
- Ball Factory (Vienna, since 2005)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc_pTibkVCU Horror Lazarett (Lehmann) - Kirmes Aachen Sommerbend 2013 (Walkthrough), youtube video, August 27, 2013, accessed on November 10, 2014