Drunk girls on the devil’s wheel TeufelsRad

The Oktoberfest in Munich is the world’s largest folk festival, attracting millions of visitors every year to enjoy the Bavarian culture, beer, and food. Among the many attractions and rides at the Theresienwiese, one stands out as a Wiesn cult hit: Feldl’s Teufelsrad (Feldl’s Devil’s Wheel). The Teufelsrad is one of the oldest attractions at the Oktoberfest, dating back to 1910. It consists of a large wooden disc that spins faster and faster, while different groups of people try to stay on it as long as possible. The participants are challenged not only by the centrifugal force, but also by the witty and sometimes rude comments of the moderators, who also use a lasso or a ball to knock them off the disc. The Teufelsrad is a fun spectacle for both riders and spectators, who can enjoy the hilarious scenes of people sliding, tumbling, and flying off the disc. The moderators often invite specific groups to ride, such as children, women, men, police officers, or people wearing traditional costumes (