The fair offers plenty of opportunities to stimulate the sense of touch. There are lots of stands where the visitor is challenged to demonstrate strength or skills. Take the cakewalk, for example, or the coconut shy, or the shooting gallery.
The sense of touch is stimulated at stands where you are challenged to show strength or skills. These attractions are very popular. Just look around at a fair and notice how many people gather round the coconut shy, the cranes, the dodgems and the fishing- and shooting galleries. Until recently, prize fighting was very popular and even today the try-your-strength machines are sought-after. The sense of touch is stimulated as well by the swinging and turning of attractions like the bumper cars, the bungee-jump, the cakewalk, the caterpillar, the ghost-house, the giant wheel, the merry-go-round, the roller-coaster, the swing and the wild-water chute. Modern electronics and computer technology are a blessing for showmen. Thanks to those new inventions they can create lots of new variants of traditional fairground attractions.