hopi hari

This Park is no longer the same it used to be. Gigantic lines, a lot of rides closed, and I mean it, like 50% of all attractions are closed, including the elevator and roller-coaster, restaurants, etc. The park is dirty with bad administration. I'm really sad to see what it has become.

By the time it was opened, it was a great amusement park. I loved going there and spend some time with friends. But now it has become a rip-off. You can't enjoy all its attractions, and it's not because the park has a lot. It's because the park is so crowded that you spend half of your visit in the line of a single attraction. I don't believe it's worthy anymore!!!

Hopi Hari was supposed to be one of the best Amusement parks of Brasil. Last time I went there, I found out they needed more maintenance in many areas, specially cleanliness. The food is expensive and average fast food. If you compare to others parks of Brasil it's okay. If you compare to Parks is Orlando you are going for an disappointment.

It seems to be good when I was a teen. Or when I got my kids to the kids water place to play. Nowadays is always crowed with school "field trips". You can stand on line for hours to get to ride. Also they charge to park your car. It is one more way to get your money

Ive been here in 2003 and it was great, but ten years later... total disappointment. Service was terrible, food was terrible, environment was terrible... spent the whole day here and got in 3 rides. lines were huge (3h waiting for the roller coaster and DID NOT get in). wouldnt go back FOR FREE.

Nice but average theme although some of the attractions are note worth. The usual lines , food stands are also average, nothing much. Unfortunately there are many cases of many rides not working (never happened to me when I was there) and of course, accidents and security issues well known to the public. Kids loved it though.

I have visited the park already quite a few times. The last time was very disappointing. The nicest attractions were closed, little option for little kids, some of the opened attraction were obsolete. Very few food options. Most of the food counters were closed as we'll. I felt I was in an abandoned place, and it was Christmas time!

Huge place, technically a lot of attractions but, not rare, several are closed.It is true that before the entrance there are a billboard informing visitants the attractions names closed, but also let`s be frank, who will comeback after have been drove more than one hour up to there ?Also, a little expensive, in my opinion the cost x benefits is not fare!The restaurants are not good, lack of options, not so tasty.

Old and not safe! Take the money, and go somewhere else, this way you will be sure to avoid any hazards

Recreation, fun for the whole family during the day, many food options, but you can take snack, the case will be in the parking lot of the park (pay a fee), next to the park to have other leisure options, such as the park waters, small towns for tourism is very important arrive early and travel safely without hassle!

If you've already been to Disney, maybe this place won't be that interesting for you. But it's a nice park, mabe the best in Brazil. Nice attractions and sights.Parking price is abusive, so are food and drinks. Be prepared to spend more than R$150.

Hopi Hari was build more than 10 years ago and its location especially selected as it lays in the area with less precipitation probability in São Paulo State, Brazil.Hopi Hari is nothing different from what you see around a classic Disney Park worldwide within a huge area. The park has the third biggest wood-made roller coaster in the world and a free fall ride nicknamed “La Tour Eiffel”. Yet it has a great separated area for young people (aged from 5 years old) what is a plus. Right next to it there is a Wet’n’Wild water park what may compliment the visit with fun and waters and both are just one hour driving from Sao Paulo city center.

I went with my wife and 2 other friends this holiday. Everything was terrible - since the parking lot (R$40 / car) till many attractions closed (and it was a 4/5 days of carnaval in Brazil - so it seems it is bankrupting soon). At the lunch time, our sandwiches were awful and disgusting. We arrived as soon as the park opens (by 11:00AM) and leave by 7:00PM - along this time we just could get in in 5 attractions - there is one attraction know as Rio Bravo (something like the river rapids of Orlando) that have only 2 boats (they actually have 25 !!! it seems that the other 23 were broken ... or going belly up!!! like the place itself) - we took almost 3 hours to seat on the boat. Finally we discover that you can BUY a "fast pass" - so after you pay almost R$90 to get in, you have to pay another R$25 for each "fast pass" / attraction you decided to go . But even after I write all this long you decided to go on and know Hopi Hari by yourself, I recommend you to make sure that they still working and they did not crack - just to not loose your time riding to Vinhedo .

Hopi Hari is probably the most famous theme park in Brazil. It was a big hit 15 years ago and I have visited it a couple of times as a teenager. Some weeks ago I got a pair of tickets for free and went there last saturday. It's not too far from São Paulo, but you get your first goosebumps with the parking fee: R$ 40,00 for parking under the sun. At the entrance, there was a big sing with a list of all rides that were out of order/under maintenance. There were about 15 of them, including all rides that turn upside down (i.e. the looping rollercoaster), which was a big disappointment. Once inside, we have noticed that the park was kind of empty and has seen better days. It is a little decadent, probably due to the fatal accident happened a couple of years ago. I must say though that everything looks preety well kept and with fresh paiting, which is a little sad due to the low visitor's rate.If you are looking for food, you better prepare your pocket, since you won't spend less then R$ 25,00 for a hamburger meal and apart from pasta, this is preety much all that you can find there. And besides the many ice cream kiosks there was no ice cream for sale in the whole park (and it was a VERY hot summer day). We were informed that the contract with the ice cream supplyer was suspended.Overall, we did have fun, but it was much better 10 years ago.

The day I travelled here unfortunately a couple of the rides were out of order, though of the rides that worked I had great fun, the roller coaster being the best of them. A big negative for this place is the parking, they charge you to park in their own car park..approx 20 Brazilian reais. Very typical for a theme park, expensive and low quality food. But very common. However worth a visit! Itau card holders receive bogof offers too!