Everyone is welcome and can take part in this record attempt!
The only requirement is to meet the following conditions:
Sunday, April 19* at 9:30AM
Chaplin’s World is attempting to break the world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Charlie Chaplin’s iconic "Tramp" character —and we need YOU to make it happen! Your participation will help turn this day into another historic moment for Chaplin’s World.
For the past 10 years, the museum has brought joy, laughter, cherished memories, and unforgettable moments to visitors—all thanks to you. A heartfelt thank you!
Join us in celebrating the museum’s 10th anniversary and be part of history by dressing up as the Tramp and taking part in this record-breaking attempt.
Previous record 2017 :
662 Tramp
2026 Goal :
1'000 Tramp
*Note: Chaplin’s World management reserves the right to postpone the event to April 26th in case of inclement weather.
Everyone is welcome and can take part in this record attempt!
The only requirement is to meet the following conditions:
The total amount collected will be donated in full to Theodora Foundation.
Why not take this opportunity to explore the entire museum for only an additional 10 CHF?
Offer available online only after you complete your registration for the record attempt.
To have your costume validated, you must wear the following items:
It is crucial to respect this color code; otherwise, we will not be able to allow you to participate in the record attempt. The outfits will be inspected by a bailiff for official validation of the record.
The museum is pleased to provide each participant with the following accessories:
Of course, you may keep these accessories as souvenirs of this exceptional day.
Below are examples of non-compliant outfits. Please note that grey trousers and jackets will not be accepted.
The total sum collected from record attempt registrations will be donated in full to the Theodora Foundation.
Founded in 1993, the Theodora Foundation has a single mission: to bring moments of laughter and escapism to hospitalized children or those with disabilities. To achieve this, the Foundation funds and organizes weekly visits by professional artists, known as "Dream Doctors," to hospitals, specialized institutions, and pediatric hospices throughout Switzerland.