Hopi Hari Admission Ticket

Attractions

• La Tour Eiffel: This is a 69-meter-tall (226 ft) Intamin Giant Drop. Upon reaching the top of the tower, the gondolas are held up there for a few seconds and then released, reaching speeds of 85 km/h in just 4 seconds. On February 24, 2012, a 14-year-old girl died when she fell off her seat during descent. (being reactivated)[6]La Tour Eiffel
• Giranda Mundi: German Wheel, 44m high, where you get the full panorama of the park. In the 1990s went through Playcenter. It was built by Dutch firm Nauta Bussink.
• Theatro di Kaminda: A large theatre with capacity for 847 people where there is a varied program of plays. including: Harlequin and his two bosses, Musikaus and Há-Há Habi Taris.
• Cinétrion: 3D Cinema.
• Montezum: Visitors sweep over 1030 m in less than two minutes at a speed of up to 103 km/h. It is the most popular attraction of the park. It was built by U.S. firm RCCA.
• Vurang: Also known as "Roller Coaster in the dark", it is a roller coaster inside a pyramid, which runs most of its path entirely in the dark. And in addition to curves, ups and downs, stands revolve around its axis. It was built by Swiss company Intamin AG
• Ekatomb: A large rotating “tomb”, which leaves passengers upside down in various directions. It was built by Germany's Huss Rides. (being reactivated)
• Katakumb: Replica of the tomb of Ramses II, which houses sarcophagi and mummies. The attraction is a maze, where visitors try to find the exit.
• Vulaviking: A boat that swings until an inclination of 90 ° to the ground. It was built by Germany's Huss Rides.
• Simulákron: A simulator with two rooms, each with a screen of 250 square metres.
• Rio Bravo: One of the most successful attractions in the region. Simulates a raft in a river about 600 meters long, with rapids and waterfalls. The course is conducted by means of circular rafts with a capacity of nine people. If you go back, get wet some more. Built by Swiss company Intamin AG.Rio Bravo
• Evolution: Ten gondolas stuck in a circle, supported by a large mechanical arm. This turns the circle and the gondolas at a constant speed at a height of approximately 20 m (roughly the same height as the Crazy Wagon), causing people to be upside down, and then descends back to its normal position. This appeal was withdrawn in 2004, and stored in warehouses of the park due to the numerous defects and high maintenance costs, however, been renovated and restored to service on August 21, 2010. Built by Italian company Fabbri Group.Evolution, the cowboy's lasso.
• Saloon: Restaurant themed as a Wild West saloon, with typical dishes of the day, and several shows during the day.