Fuzzy’s Laughing Saloon – Heiner Heitkamp jun.
Western walk-through attraction with several levels full of obstacles
Operator: Heiner Heitkamp jun. (Krempel) · since 2026
Fuzzy’s Lachsaloon Heitkamp is a multi-level walkthrough attraction in a Western style, combining the search for the next obstacle with the atmosphere of a crazy saloon. The attraction has belonged to Heiner Heitkamp junior from Krempel since 2026. Behind the distinctive façade is no ordinary passageway: you make your way through the different levels, try out the obstacles and discover the course step by step.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
Highlights & records
Western saloon theming; multi-level walk-through obstacle course.
The saloon puts you in the starring role: between the stairs and obstacles, a new surprise awaits around every corner.
Experience Fuzzy’s Lachsaloon Heitkamp
The name says it all: things can get lively and comical in the Laughing Saloon. Instead of following a set ride route, you make your way through a series of walk-through and skill-based elements. The Western design creates a distinctive atmosphere reminiscent of an over-the-top saloon set. As you explore on foot, you experience each part at close quarters. You have to find your way, keep your balance and adapt to new situations along the way.
What makes it special is its multi-level layout. It gives the impression that another challenge is waiting just around the next corner or staircase. You cannot simply view the various obstacles from the seat of a gondola. Instead, you are part of the attraction yourself. This makes the walk-through interesting for people who are not particularly keen on classic rides but enjoy moving around and taking on small challenges.
What makes the Western saloon special?
Fuzzy’s Lachsaloon Heitkamp differs from a simple hall of mirrors thanks to its elaborate layout and sequence of varied movement elements. The large façade sparks curiosity, while the walk-through offers fresh perspectives on the Western theme. The attraction also provides an appealing contrast to fast-paced carousels: here, it is not the machine that moves, but above all the visitor.
If you’re looking for more walk-through attractions, take a look at our attraction overview. Lachsaloon is an example of how much there is to experience in a classic funfair attraction that you explore on foot.
General
- Manufacturer
- Ride-Technic (Czech Republic)
- Model
- Multi-level Western walk-through attraction
- Year built
- 2014
- Premiere
- 2015
- Also known as
- Fuzzys Lach Saloon; Fuzzy's Lachsalon
Ride
- Height
- 15 m
Set-up & transport
- Footprint
- 26 × 10.5 m
- Power rating
- 40 kW
History of Fuzzy’s Lachsaloon
The attraction was built in 2014 by the Czech manufacturer Ride-Technic. It made its debut in 2015 at the Hamburger Frühlingsdom. It initially travelled with Rico Rasch from Groven and was associated with his name for many years. In 2026, the attraction passed to Heiner Heitkamp junior. It is still the same physical walk-through attraction, not a new one that happens to have the same name.
The change of operator is an important part of its recent history. Visitors who remember the Laughing Saloon from earlier visits to the DOM may still remember the name Rasch. Today, the attraction belongs to the Heitkamp showman business. Its combination of a Western theme and a multi-level obstacle course remains its distinctive feature.
Timeline
Built in 2014, manufacturer Ride-Technic. Debuted at the Hamburger Frühlingsdom in 2015 under Rico Rasch. Passed to Heiner Heitkamp junior in 2026.
- Operator
- Heiner Heitkamp jun. (Krempel)
- With operator since
- 2026
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Previous operators
Rico Rasch (Groven), 2015–2025
Who is Fuzzy’s Lachsaloon Heitkamp for?
The Laughing Saloon is for visitors who want to laugh together and enjoy an active funfair experience. Groups of friends can accompany each other through the different sections, families can enjoy a varied course, and couples can find an alternative to a roller coaster or Ferris wheel. It helps to take the obstacles at your own pace: in a walk-through attraction, it is not about who finishes first, but who makes their way through carefully.
The different levels make a visit especially varied. If you enjoy being active and like little challenges that test your skill, this attraction could be a good fit for you. For children and people with limited mobility, the operator’s specific entry requirements and notices at the entrance are what matter. You should also wear sturdy footwear when exploring the course.
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