Orient-Zauber – Scheel
Orient Zauber Scheel – travelling children's racing track
Operator: Thomas Scheel (Dassow)
Orient Zauber Scheel – Orient-Zauber Scheel is a travelling children's racing track where young visitors can enjoy their own ride. The ride owned by Thomas Scheel from Dassow was made by the manufacturer Dietz. It should not be confused with Schmidt's sports carousel, which is also called Orient-Zauber. Other historic rides have also borne this name. To identify it correctly, you need to consider the operator, design and appearance together.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
Discover Orient Zauber Scheel and what makes this ride special.
How to enjoy Orient Zauber Scheel
A children's racing track gives you the feeling of travelling around a small circuit. The vehicles follow a set route, allowing young riders to focus on the movement and decoration. Unlike on bumper cars, they do not have to steer themselves. The exact number of vehicles and seats for this ride has not been reliably published. These technical details therefore remain unknown.
General
- Manufacturer
- Dietz
- Model
- Children’s racing track
- Year built
- 1995
Set-up & transport
- Footprint
- 7 × 14 m
Orient Zauber Scheel: History and features
The ride was built by Dietz in 1995. Ride-Index documents Bruch & Tusch from Düsseldorf as former operators, followed by Schütze from Oberhausen. Thomas Scheel has been listed as the operator since the subsequent touring period. The documented set-up dimensions are fourteen by seven metres. These details help identify the ride, while general information about other Orient-Zauber rides should not be applied here. This distinction is particularly important with archive photos.
- Operator
- Thomas Scheel (Dassow)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Previous operators
Bruch & Tusch (Düsseldorf) until 2008; Schütze (Oberhausen) until 2010.
Who is this ride suitable for?
Orient-Zauber can be a pleasant introduction to the funfair for families with younger children. First, watch how the vehicles move along the track and how the staff help riders get on. The current ride conditions displayed at the ride will tell you whether children can ride alone. The ride is designed more for playful enjoyment than extreme thrills. The colourful racing track is especially good for photos in daylight.
Tips and further information
You can find more rides in our attractions overview. The historical and technical details come from the data sheet for this specific ride. Previous operators and names are important when looking at old photos. Before visiting, check the current prices and riding requirements directly at the ride. There is no reliable basis for estimating missing height restrictions, ride times or capacities, so these fields have been left blank. Participation in a particular fair should be distinguished from the permanent description of the ride.
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