Brazil’s Hopi Hari amusement park offers free admission for women during the month of March
With International Women’s Day on March 8 approaching, Hopi Hari in the city of Vinhedo, São Paulo, has announced that it will offer lane admission for women for most of the month, celebrating women’s rights.
Beginning Friday (March 3) and continuing through March 31, women will get in free as long as a paying guest accompanies them.
The complimentary ticket must be picked up at the park turnstiles on the day of the visit, according to the promotion rules.
During the month of March, Hopi Hari will be open from Friday to Sunday and also on Mondays – the 13th and 27th – from 11 am to 7 pm.
Women’s companions will be able to purchase tickets in some formats:
On Fridays and also on two Mondays, the ticket goes for R$109.90 (US$21.22)
Saturdays and Sundays, for R$129.90 (US$25.08).
Your annual passport currently costs R$459.90 (US$88.79) for one person and R$1,999.90 (US$386) for groups of up to five visitors.
All can be purchased in advance at the virtual ticket office.
There are other paid services in the complex: lockers for R$30 (small) or R$40 (ample) and parking, which costs R$25 for motorcycles, R$50 for cars, and R$70 for vans, buses, and minibuses.
Meals and snacks in restaurants, cafes, and snack bars are also charged separately.
The Vinhedo park currently offers a show, Barnacla.
The musical show tells the story of a woman who leaves for Europe to pursue her career goals and returns to the Old West 20 years later to reunite with her son.
In February, Hopi Hari also brought back the roller coaster Katapul, the country’s first and only attraction of its kind with propulsion.
It reaches up to 86 km/h in three seconds. In total, there are about 40 rides – for children, families, and radicals – spread over five thematic areas in 760,000 square meters.
With information from UOL
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