You get in. The restraint bars close... Click!... Now there’s no turning back.
Hangover starts moving! Slowly, the gondola rotates in the sky. You get a breath-taking view over your city.
After 40 metres you realise how incredibly high Hangover the Tower really is. But you're not even halfway there yet.
A few moments later you've reached the summit. Slowly, the gondola turns in the sky in all four compass directions.
...Whoosh!... you plummet back to earth at almost 100 km/h! The gondola brakes gently just before it reaches the ground.
The 85-metre-high ride was built for 2.8 million euros by the famous manufacturer Funtime in Vienna. On 18 July 2015, the time had finally come for the fair on the banks of the Rhine, and Hangover the Tower set off on its maiden trip. It had it all.
The Schneiders were the first to offer not only a rotating gondola, but also minimalist restraint bars and other surprises such as its ‘Magic Fingers’. What's more, half-height free fall is also possible to offer countless possible variations to the audience in front of the ride and the passengers themselves alike.
Schützen- und Volksfest
June 30 to July 12
Goslar
Größte Kirmes am Rhein
July 14 to 23
Düsseldorf
Cranger Kirmes
August 3 to 13
Herne
Oktoberfest
September 16 to October 3
Theresienwiese München
Schueberfouer
August 23 to September 11
Glacis-Feld Luxemburg
Lullusfest
October 16 to 23
Markt-/Linggplatz Bad Hersfeld
Winter Wonderland
November 17 to January 1 2024
Hyde Park London
We are looking forward to you!
Schneider & Co. oHG – that's Ewald and Christina Schneider and their children Victoria, Ewald Jr. and Walter, a showman family brimming with love and passion for the profession. The family-run company, with head offices in Munich and Bielefeld, operates at all major fairgrounds in Germany, Austria, Luxembourg and in London. These include, for example, Munich’s Oktoberfest, Kieler Woche, Cannstatter Wasen or the ‘Largest fair on the Rhine’ (Düsseldorf Rheinkirmes).