Break Dance F1 – Meyer & Sohn
Huss Break Dance with 16 gondolas and 32 seats
Operator: Meyer & Sohn (Stahnsdorf)
Break Dance F1 Meyer Break Dance F1 von Meyer & Sohn is a classic Huss Break Dance. What makes this design special is the combination of several rotating movements. Four sets of gondolas rotate on the large platform, with the individual cars attached so they can move freely. This creates a varied ride that is very different from a simple roundabout. Music and the striking design are part of the experience at the fairground.
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What to expect
- Spinning cars
- Multi-axis rotation
- Sound system / music
- Family-friendly
Break Dance F1 by Meyer & Sohn combines fast rotations with the history of a family business.
Photos, dates and sources
In the evening, the ride stands out thanks to its lighting and music. For a photo showing the entire ride, it is best to take the picture from outside the barriers. Do not confuse Break Dance F1 with the many other Huss Break Dance rides operated by other showmen. You can find more profiles in the ride directory. The dimensions are from the official operator website; the year it was built and the gondola layout are also documented by Kirmesecke.
Break Dance F1 Meyer: Experience and ride sensation
The operator lists a width and depth of 20 metres each, a height of 14 metres and a power connection of 120 kW for this particular ride. It is a Huss Break Dance No. 1. Four arms with four gondolas each provide a total of 32 seats, with two people per gondola. The year of manufacture is given as 1990. These details apply specifically to Meyer's ride, not to other Break Dance rides with the same basic design.
General
- Manufacturer
- Huss (Deutschland)
- Model
- Break Dance No. 1
- Year built
- 1990
Ride
- Height
- 14 m
Vehicles & capacity
- Gondolas
- 16
- Riders per gondola
- 2
Set-up & transport
- Footprint
- 20 × 20 m
- Power rating
- 120 kW
The history of Break Dance F1 Meyer
The Meyer family has a long showman tradition. According to the business, it began 1864 with a horse-powered floor carousel. A Break Dance was acquired in 1990, shaping the move towards more modern rides. The family's history is therefore much older than the current ride. This blend of tradition and modern funfair technology is what makes the business interesting.
- Operator
- Meyer & Sohn (Stahnsdorf)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Tips for your visit
You should enjoy fast spins to ride this attraction. You can get a good idea of how intense it is by watching a full ride cycle from outside. The gondolas' free spinning in particular means each ride can feel different. Follow the operator's current access and health rules. Specific minimum height requirements are not estimated here if they are not explicitly stated in the verified sources.
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