Crazy Garage – David Lampaert

Experience Crazy Garage

Exploration is at the heart of Crazy Garage. You don’t get into a car; instead, you walk through the attraction and experience its varied design up close. The workshop theme gives it a distinctive character: the setting turns an everyday place into a funfair adventure. The contrast between the familiar garage theme and an unusual course is what makes this funhouse so appealing.

The experience is quite different from the large rides that swing you high above the same fairground. Here, you set your own pace as you make your way through. Take your time to look at the themed details, or experience the course as a little challenge with friends. This attraction offers a change of pace from the fast rides at a funfair.

Crazy Garage at Belgian funfairs

The attraction is known from the Belgian funfair circuit. Its documented appearances include Carnavalskermis Halle 2023. If you’re looking for more fairgrounds, you can find additional rides and walk-through attractions in the attraction directory. Its crazy garage theme sets it apart from more neutrally themed obstacle courses and makes it a distinctive funhouse.

History and the Lampaert showman family

Crazy Garage is part of the Belgian showman family Lampaert’s collection of attractions. Trade reports name David Lampaert as the operator and list the attraction in older line-ups of rides. For example, Crazy Garage 2023 was advertised as David Lampaert’s funhouse at Carnavalskermis in Halle. The family is also known for other walk-through attractions in Belgium.

A report on the debut of the funhouse Beach Party in 2019 describes Crazy Garage alongside Après Ski as part of the family’s line-up at the time. This shows that the workshop attraction was not simply a renamed version of Beach Party, but operated as a separate walk-through attraction. This distinction matters because several funhouses from the same showman family can operate at the same time.

Who is Crazy Garage for?

This walk-through attraction is for visitors who prefer to get involved rather than sit in a gondola. Groups and families can explore the garage theme together. Unlike a booster ride or a fast roller coaster, the focus is not on speed or height, but on making your way through the attraction.

If you’d like to visit Crazy Garage, check the access rules displayed at the attraction and follow the staff’s instructions. The operator will decide what supervision children need based on the conditions at the time. You can also ask at the ticket office for current ride or admission prices.