Crazy Palace – Rachel Bodet

Experience Crazy Palace Bodet

You make your way through the course station by station. Funhouses typically feature wobbly floors, moving elements, narrow passages and sometimes mirrors or small slides. The best way to discover exactly what obstacles Crazy Palace offers is to find out for yourself. You also set your own pace, so you can take your time at each station.

The walk is especially fun in a group. You can help and cheer each other on, or laugh together at one surprise or another.

History of Crazy Palace Bodet

Funhouses have been classics among walk-through attractions at European funfairs for decades. Rachel Bodet has been listed with Crazy Palace in Belgian line-ups for several years. The Bodet family name is also associated with other attractions in Belgium, such as the family roller coaster Elliott. The manufacturer and year of construction of Crazy Palace have not yet been documented publicly.

Operators and guest appearances by Crazy Palace Bodet

Whether Crazy Palace Bodet is at your funfair is shown in the organiser’s line-up of rides. You can find the dates in the funfair calendar, and more funhouses in the attractions overview.

Who is the funhouse suitable for?

Crazy Palace is suitable for children, teenagers and adults who enjoy being active. Younger children should be able to walk safely and climb stairs. The ticket office can tell you whether a companion is required. Wear sturdy shoes and follow the instructions around moving elements. Good to know: a funhouse is a nice change of pace between the fast rides, especially for younger visitors.