Rallye-Master

Rallye-Master: design and classification

Ride-Index lists the ride as a Mini-Skooter under the name The Rallye Master. This confirms its design as children's bumper cars. The entry does not document a manufacturer, year of manufacture or specific dimensions. These details therefore remain unknown.

Vehicle numbers and power requirements are not taken from a large bumper car ride or another children's ride either. The key distinction for visitors is that they drive themselves on a shared area. The rules on how the cars may be occupied depend on the specific equipment and the rules at the entrance.

The Rallye-Master experience

Here, children take the wheel themselves. The ride adapts the bumper car principle for younger visitors, combining the ride with colourful paintwork and lighting. The shared riding area offers room to steer and dodge. The children experience how their vehicle responds to their own steering.

There is no fixed track. Instead, the route takes shape through steering movements and interaction with the other cars. A free turn, a manoeuvre to avoid another car or setting off again after a bump are all part of the experience. For a first go, it helps to watch a round beforehand and follow the staff's instructions.

Operator and name

Cranger Kirmes lists Friedrich Enders & Sohn as the operator of Rallye-Master. Ride-Index attributes the ride to Friedrich Enders from Selfkant. The variants The Rallye Master and The Rally Master can help with your research, but do not represent additional attractions.

Tips for young drivers

According to the Cranger description, children aged three and over may ride. Check with the staff about the suitable seating position and any assistance needed before the ride begins. You can find out the price at the ticket office. Rallye-Master is linked to the Cranger Kirmes 2026. You can find more children's rides in our attractions overview.