Madison Skooter – Meurice

Take to the track with friends

The bumper cars are especially suited to groups who want to meet up with each other on the track. Some prefer to drive freely around, while others enjoy the encounters between the cars. Spectators can also follow the action closely because the entire track is open to view. This makes Madison Skooter quite different from a dark ride or a roller coaster.

Before you get in, follow the operating instructions and the operator's rules. Age and height restrictions, as well as requirements for accompanying adults, may vary between bumper cars rides. You can find more classic rides and operator profiles in our attractions directory.

Madison Skooter at the Foire Saint-Romain

The city of Rouen specifically lists Madison Skooter among the new attractions at its Foire Saint-Romain 2026. At the large fair by the Seine, the bumper cars complement the fast-paced rides that turn upside down and the family carousels. This mix is typical of French fairs: among the high-flying rides, visitors can also find attractions focused on sharing the experience and interacting directly with other drivers.

Madison Skooter Meurice: the ride experience

On bumper cars, visitors sit in small cars and steer them around a shared track. There are no rails or prescribed circuit, so every ride is different: some drivers make wide circuits, while others deliberately try to meet their friends. Sharing the ride is what makes this traditional fairground attraction special.

Madison Skooter is listed as a Reverchon bumper cars ride. Specialist records give the track's footprint as 30 by 12 metres. This gives the ride a long, easy-to-oversee play area where several cars can run at once. The exact number of cars in use depends on the set-up and the operation at the time.

History and operator of Madison Skooter Meurice

The French ride is listed in Turbo Kermis's specialist records under the operator Meurice. Lemay is also named there as a former operator. This information helps distinguish the ride from other bumper cars with similar names. After all, the name Madison is not tied to just one ride or one manufacturer.

A French company registration also lists a company named Madison Skooter, based in Auchy-les-Mines. This business record helps explain why the names Lemay and Meurice appear in connection with the bumper cars. However, the registration alone does not establish the ride's year of construction or a specific date for a technical rebuild.