Walk of Fame – Moser-Steinker
The show maze with a history dating back to 1969
Operator: Moser-Steinker (Bad Kreuznach)
Walk of Fame Moser-Steinker is a travelling show maze that keeps the tradition of classic walk-through attractions at fairs alive. Instead of taking a seat in a gondola, you explore it on foot. This active role is what sets the maze apart from the large circular rides nearby. The name promises a red-carpet entrance, but inside, the main challenge is finding the right way.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
Walk of Fame combines a classic maze with the unique atmosphere of a travelling walk-through attraction.
Experience Walk of Fame
On a walk-through attraction, you set your own pace. You make your way through an installation where finding your bearings and paying attention become the main experience. The show maze plays on the appeal of not knowing straight away which path leads to the exit. You can search for the way out with your friends or family, discovering new perspectives along the way. Unlike a set carousel ride, the fun comes from moving through the paths yourself.
From the outside, too, Walk of Fame is one of those attractions that catches your eye with its distinctive façade. Its compact structure, which appears to have several storeys, brings the character of a classic fairground maze to the fairground. It is an interesting change of pace, especially for visitors looking for a different kind of entertainment between fast-paced rides.
Where Walk of Fame – Moser-Steinker is touring
1 stop
The line links the stops in chronological order; it does not show a travel route.
General
- Year built
- 1969
- Original name
- Dschungel-Trip
- Also known as
- Dschungel-Trip
Ride
- Height
- 8.5 m
Set-up & transport
- Footprint
- 15 × 7.5 m
- Power rating
- 18 kW
The story of Dschungel-Trip and Walk of Fame
The history of this attraction dates back to 1969. Under its former name, Dschungel-Trip, it had already been travelling for a long time before its current name. Over the decades, it changed hands several times. Documented former operators include Rasch, Hempen-Böttger, Riß, Levy, Schürmann, Zinnecker, Adrian Renz and Alexander Winter. This long succession of operators shows how a travelling attraction can endure across generations and changing design concepts.
Today, Walk of Fame is associated with the Moser-Steinker showman business from Bad Kreuznach. So this is not just any maze with the same name, but a specific historic attraction with a traceable history. You can find more rides and their stories in our attractions overview.
Timeline
Built in 1969; formerly known as Dschungel-Trip. Changed hands over several decades; documented under Moser-Steinker since 2024.
- Operator
- Moser-Steinker (Bad Kreuznach)
- Type of operation
- Travelling
- Status
- Active / in operation
Previous operators
Rasch (Hamburg); Hempen-Böttger (Oldenburg); Riß (Amberg); Levy (Pfaffen-Schwabenheim); Schürmann (Mainz-Kastel); Zinnecker (Forchheim); Adrian Renz; Alexander Winter (until 2023).
Who is the show maze suitable for?
Walk of Fame is especially appealing to people who enjoy puzzles, winding paths and shared experiences. You do not need to be a fan of fast spins or high acceleration. The fun comes from finding your way together or laughing about an unexpected detour. This walk-through attraction can therefore be a welcome addition to carousels and children's rides on a family visit. You can find out about any specific entry requirements at the ticket office.
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