Hopi Hari, Theme park in Vinhedo, Brazil.
Hopi Hari is a recreational complex along the Bandeirantes Highway between São Paulo and Campinas, spreading across a wide terrain. The park divides into five themed zones featuring roller coasters, water rides, and attractions for different ages.
The park opened in the late 1990s as one of the first major amusement projects of its kind in the São Paulo region. Economic difficulties later led to ownership changes and periods of temporary closure.
The park incorporates elements of Brazilian folklore throughout its attractions, particularly in the interactive boat ride within the Infantasia section.
Most visitors come on weekends and during school holidays, when lines for popular rides can grow longer. Comfortable shoes are recommended since the different park areas are explored on foot.
One of the roller coasters passes through several inversions and accelerates beyond 100 km/h (62 mph) in a setting reminiscent of ancient civilizations. The park also uses its own fictional currency system called Pira for different activities inside.
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