Venezia Labyrinth – Schramm
A maze full of mirrors and surprising routes
Operator: Alexander Schramm (Frankfurt am Main)
Venezia Labyrinth Schramm is a walk-through attraction where you have to find your way through mirrors and confusing sightlines. Instead of sitting in a gondola, you move through the attraction yourself. It is operated by Alexander Schramm from Frankfurt am Main. The attraction is also known by the spelling Venezia Labyrint.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
Highlights & records
A maze with mirrors and transparent obstacles.
Here, your sense of direction matters more than speed.
Experience Venezia Labyrinth Schramm
After just a few steps, you realise that the seemingly obvious route is not always the right one. Mirrors multiply the surroundings, while transparent surfaces can look like openings when they are actually obstacles. So walk carefully and hold your hands gently in front of you. The fun comes from small missteps and surprising changes of direction. Unlike a ghost train, there is no set speed: you decide how quickly to find the exit.
What makes Venezia Labyrinth Schramm special
This walk-through attraction relies on your sense of direction and perception rather than height or speed. It can become a little competition, especially with friends: who will find the right way first? However, you should not run, as transparent panels and mirrors are particularly difficult to spot when you do. The attraction is a good example of how a traditional funfair attraction can entertain with simple optical tricks. You often cannot see the full layout from the outside; the real appeal only begins inside.
General
- Model
- Walk-through ride / maze
- Year built
- 1998
- Original name
- Atlantis
- Also known as
- Venezia Labyrint
Ride
- Height
- 7.5 m
Set-up & transport
- Footprint
- 16.5 × 7 m
History and visitor tips
According to Ride-Index, the attraction dates back to 1998. Moonen and Arjaans from the Netherlands are listed as former operators. The name Atlantis also appears in older records. This is important when searching for historical photos, as the same maze may be documented under different names. Today, the attraction travels as Venezia Labyrinth with Alexander Schramm. Take your time during your visit, watch the reflections and move slowly along what appear to be passageways. Find the next funfair dates in our events calendar.
Timeline
Listed under the name Atlantis until 2011, according to Ride-Index. Later operated as Venezia Labyrinth.
- Operator
- Alexander Schramm (Frankfurt am Main)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Previous operators
Moonen (Netherlands) until 2003; Arjaans (Netherlands) 2004–2018, according to Ride-Index
Who is the maze suitable for?
Venezia Labyrinth is particularly suitable for families, couples and groups who enjoy solving puzzles together. It is also an active attraction for anyone who avoids large roller coasters or fast circular rides. Very young children should be accompanied by an adult, if permitted by the operator. People with limited sense of direction or vision should check in advance whether the walk-through ride is suitable for them. Current access rules depend on the attraction and the event, and are displayed at the entrance.
Upcoming funfair dates
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