Magic City, Amusement park in São Paulo, Brazil

Magic City is a tourist complex in Palmeiras de São Paulo, Suzano, about 60 km from São Paulo city, on 350,000 m² of Atlantic Forest. It holds over 5.5 million litres of water in pools heated up to 40°C, wave pools and hot tubs, plus the Maverik: five slides, 18 m high and 55 m long, including Nitro-X and Kamikaze.

Magic City opened in the 1990s in Palmeiras de São Paulo, in the municipality of Suzano, about 60 km from the city of São Paulo, on a 350,000 m² site within the Atlantic Forest. Over the years the complex grew from a water park into a resort with lodges: the Magic City suites inside the park, the container-built Eko Suites with solar energy, and UpVille, 1,500 m away. It now receives around 700,000 visitors a year, ranking among the five largest parks in Brazil.

The name Magic City plays on the fantasy theme of the complex, whose mascots and themed areas greet families at the entrance. The Maverik, an 18-metre-high, 55-metre-long tower with five slides including Nitro-X and Kamikaze, is the meeting point most groups arrange before splitting up. A team of monitors runs the children's water playground with pools, buckets and slides, a service Brazilian families often plan their day around.

The park offers multiple dining locations, rest areas, and good transport connections to São Paulo's center and surrounding municipalities. Visitors should wear comfortable clothing and prepare for changing weather, as the park operates year-round.

The Maverik, an 18-metre-high, 55-metre-long complex of five water slides, includes Nitro-X and Kamikaze, its most extreme slides. A zip line called Tiroloka runs over 130 metres above the water park, and the Waterball lets visitors roll inside a giant ball floating on the water.