High: The new chain carousel in Kaiserslautern is enthusiastic!

High: The new chain carousel in Kaiserslautern is enthusiastic!

Kaiserslautern, Deutschland - The “Royal Wave Flight” from the Kaplan family is the highlight of this year's Maikerwe in Kaiserslautern. At a height of up to 14 meters, the chain carousel offers a breathtaking view over the exhibition center. With a total of 48 chain seats, it is an exciting experience for many visitors. It is the first time that Patricia and Manuel Kaplan are represented with their wave flight on the Maikerwe after they were previously only present at the Christmas market with a swivel grill. Patricia, who comes from a traditional family of showmen, keeps the business in the eighth generation running and is enthusiastic about the opportunity to take everyday life at short notice.

For operators, wave flight not only offers a nostalgic experience, but also modern technology and design. According to the operators, the back wall of the ride in late baroque style is hand -painted and is flanked by impressive water fountains. These are surrounded by large scandals and wrought iron fences. The latest LED lighting technology not only ensures an excellent ambience, but also fulfills high security standards that ensure carefree driving pleasure.

tradition and innovation combined

The chain carousel is a kind of touring transactions that transport visitors in defined circles. This type of ride has an interesting story that goes back to the 19th century in England. Tour rides such as the "royal wave flight" build on this long tradition. Germany developed its own styles and construction techniques that are increasingly being used in the various folk festivals and trade fairs.

The history of the tour transactions is fascinating, starting with steam generation in England. The so-called "switchbacks" found their way to Germany, where they became known as mountain and valley railways. These rides leave the usual circular shape and offer a more dynamic movement about mountains and valleys, which makes it particularly attractive to visitors. The construction of these railways became known for various German manufacturers such as Haase, Bothmann and Gundelwein in the 20th century.

tour of tours, especially chain carousels, are not only a popular part of folk festivals, but also a great way to create emotional experiences in a special atmosphere. Patricia Kaplan and her husband Manuel represent this serenity and tradition with their wave flight, while they also integrate modern elements. For the two it is a premiere on the Maikerwe, and the anticipation for the reactions of the audience can be felt.

Visitors to the Maikerwe can look forward to experiencing a completely successful event in which tradition and modernity are harmoniously connected. The "royal wave flight" not only promises thrills, but also a journey through the time of the amusement trips that are passed on from generation to generation

More information about the ride can be found on the website of the wave flight and on the history of the tour of the tour business on Kulturf Volksfest .