Break Dancer – T. Engelbrecht
Break Dancer Engelbrecht – travelling ride
Operator: T. Engelbrecht (Schwerin)
Break Dancer Engelbrecht – Break Dancer Engelbrecht stands for the classic mix of music, lights and several interlocking spinning movements. This profile is about the Huss ride owned by T. Engelbrecht from Schwerin. It should not be confused with the many Break Dance rides run by other showmen. If you already know this classic, the different riding styles and designs of each operator will keep revealing new facets.
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What to expect
- Spinning cars
- Multi-axis rotation
- Sound system / music
- Family-friendly
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How Break Dancer Engelbrecht rides
On the large rotating platform, passengers sit in freely rotating gondolas. As the base moves, the gondola arms also rotate; each carriage additionally spins on its own axis. This means every ride can feel different. You can try to focus your gaze on a fixed point, but the movement makes it difficult. The music and commentary are part of the distinctive funfair experience, although no particular playlist is guaranteed.
General
- Manufacturer
- Huss
- Model
- Break Dance 1 (No. 39)
- Year built
- 1991
Vehicles & capacity
- Gondolas
- 16
- Riders per gondola
- 2
Break Dancer Engelbrecht: History and Special Features
Huss built the Break Dance 1 with the documented serial number 39 in 1991. Ride-Index assigns this specific ride to T. Engelbrecht and lists 16 gondolas with a total of 32 seats. The serial number is important because the manufacturer built many technically similar rides. For older photos and videos, you should therefore check not only the ride type but also, where possible, that the façade design and showman's name match. No specific list of previous owners has been documented for this ride.
- Operator
- T. Engelbrecht (Schwerin)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Who is the ride suitable for?
The Break Dancer is particularly suitable if you’re looking for a lively experience with friends that isn’t focused solely on height. Watch how it runs before boarding: the direction of rotation and the speed of the gondolas are what shape the experience. Several rides in quick succession can be strenuous if you have a sensitive stomach. Check the current height and restraint guidance at the ride; you shouldn’t assume that general limits from other Break Dance rides apply.
Good to know
The attraction operates as an independent travelling show. Therefore, photos, technical details and visitor reports are only applicable if they actually refer to this ride. Information from other showmen with similar names may differ considerably. To help you plan your visit, see the overview of attractions, where you can compare different rides. The sources document what is known, while the current instructions of the operating staff always apply on site.
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