A family roller coaster reaching 80 km/h — faster than it looks.

Classic bumping and shoving — whoever lands the most hits wins.

Colourful children’s vehicles doing their laps — fun for budding racing drivers.

One of Germany’s largest walk-through adventure attractions — several storeys, plenty of surprises.

A classic ride with virtual-reality headsets — time travel for young and old.

A giant swing boat that turns full circle — for anyone who loves weightlessness.

A modern ghost train with skeletons, spectres and a pleasant shiver.

Swaying and spinning as if on a rough sea.

Nostalgic fun in which the whole room seems to turn.

A nostalgic self-drive bumper car ride — a living piece of showmen’s history.

A Bavarian funfair classic since 1987 — gondolas that hop and spin.

Europe’s largest transportable log flume — a soaking guaranteed.

The world’s tallest mobile chain carousel — a view across the whole of Munich.

A walk-through attraction with a jungle adventure, optical illusions and moving floors.

A maypole-themed chain carousel lifting its riders high — with a far view over the festival grounds.

Jolting spins and changes of direction for adrenaline seekers.

A gentle ride for the smallest guests through lovingly designed scenery.

A classic since 1969 — charming vehicles for the youngest Wiesn guests.

A children’s walk-through attraction with slides, climbing and pirate adventures.

Up to 120 km/h at a height of 45 metres — a themed ride with real speed.

A traditional carousel since 1924 — leisurely swaying to brass music.

A fast ride combined with a modern light and laser show.

A family classic — whoever makes it to the top comes down at speed.

A classic across generations — racing rides forwards and backwards to loud music.

The world’s largest transportable five-loop roller coaster — at the Wiesn since 1989.

A twisting circular ride with speed and steep banking.

Motorcycle acrobatics on the vertical wall of death — for over eight decades.

Upside down through the air on one great arm — pure adrenaline.

50 metres high and slowly turning — the best view over the Wiesn and Munich.

Centrifugal force sticks riders to the wall like flies.

Six gondolas on long arms spinning in every direction.

Catapulted to a height of 80 metres — an open view over the whole Wiesn included.

Flung in every direction on long arms — a rush of motion and light.

A spinning wooden disc with a witty compère — at the Wiesn for over a hundred years.

A tower slide for almost 80 years — the conveyor belt to the top is the real adventure.

Gondolas are lifted, spun and dropped — pure adrenaline.

Gondolas on chains riding a wave track — a gentle pleasure for the whole family.

A roller coaster full of scares — the curves always come too late.

Swung at great height and taken upside down — not for the faint-hearted.