Havanna – Fun Garage

Sources

Source for identity and data; official Soest funfair plan 2026. Checked on 26 October 2026.

Ride experience at Havanna – Fun Garage

You explore Havanna on foot as a walk-through attraction. The Cuban-themed funhouse offers a course where you stay active throughout. Between the various stations, you find the next route and watch out for obstacles and visitors ahead. You aren’t taken through fixed scenes in a vehicle. This makes the experience different from a ghost train. The current name, Fun Garage Havanna, combines the Caribbean theme with the idea of an unusual workshop. Take your time to look carefully at the next section.

Technology and data

The following values describe the specifically named attraction. Set-up dimensions refer to the assembled ride; for rides that rise, the maximum movement height does not indicate the free-fall distance. The number of seats describes simultaneous occupancy, not hourly passenger capacity.

The actual ride duration and programme may vary between engagements. Check the information at the ride if you want to experience a particular ride variation.

History of Havanna – Fun Garage

The documented photo history on onride lists Dennis Hartmann from Iserlohn as the operator. The attraction was previously known as Brasil and has appeared in its redesigned form, Fun Garage Havanna, since 2025. No construction year is added here, as none has been conclusively documented.

Operator

Dennis Hartmann operates this attraction as part of the travelling fair circuit. When looking for dates, combining the attraction’s name with the operator’s name can help: similarly named attractions may have a different design and their own history. You can find confirmed appearances in the Kirmestermine.

Tips for your visit

Before buying tickets, check whether the course is suitable for your group. For children, supervision, height and the safe use of individual obstacles may be important. Fares and participation conditions are set or displayed at each event. Before buying, ask about the minimum height, age and any supervision required. When boarding, follow the instructions and stow loose items as directed by the team.