Crazy Run – Jeanneret
Family-friendly ride with bends and changes in height
Operator: Kevin and Yvan Jeanneret (Switzerland)
Crazy Run by Kevin and Yvan Jeanneret is a travelling ride that surprises its guests with bends, climbs and changing movements. The Basel Autumn Fair describes it as a family-friendly attraction with a varied ride. It appeals to people who enjoy movement and speed, without focusing on extreme loops.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
Highlights & records
Travelling ride with bends, climbs, drops and changing movements; announced for the Kaserne site at the Basel Autumn Fair 2026.
Crazy Run is all about the changes between bends, climbs and drops – a varied ride that does not focus on loops.
What a ride on Crazy Run feels like
On Crazy Run, speed is not the only thing that matters. The appeal comes from the sequence of different moments during the ride. A section of bends may be followed by an incline and then a descent. The changes of direction make the ride feel different each time. This interplay is what makes it a lively alternative to a carousel that simply turns steadily around an axis.
The atmosphere at the fairground also adds to the experience. As the ride moves, what is happening around you remains part of the ride. You see the surroundings from changing perspectives while experiencing the dynamics of the bends. The ride combines a classic showman experience with a sequence of movements that offers new impressions throughout.
- Operator
- Kevin and Yvan Jeanneret (Switzerland)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Operators and appearances of Crazy Run
Crazy Run travels under the name of Swiss showmen Kevin and Yvan Jeanneret. At the Basler Herbstmesse, the ride is located in the Kasernenareal. This fairground is in Kleinbasel and brings together a range of rides and attractions. Crazy Run is part of the traditional mobile funfair attractions there.
The Basler Herbstmesse features the ride on its own attractions page. If you want to experience it in person, you can find out about the current fairground line-up there. You can also discover other mobile rides and their stories in our attractions directory.
Who is this ride suitable for?
The organisers of the Basler Herbstmesse explicitly describe Crazy Run as family-friendly. The ride is therefore particularly interesting for visitors looking for a lively, varied experience. Unlike a walk-through attraction, you do not have to make your way around the course on foot. Instead, the ride carries you along as you experience its twists and turns.
If you enjoy comparing different types of rides, Crazy Run offers an interesting contrast to the Ferris wheel, bumper cars and large rides that turn you upside down. It features a sequence of bends and changes in height. This creates its own rhythm, which shapes the fun of the ride.
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