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Captain's Ice World Ticket (Ice Park)
Tour location:Gramado
From R$61.11 /person
Latin America's first ice park is also the coldest, with temperatures reaching minus 23°C. Inside the cave, visitors will find various sculptures, including a sofa, a table, a bed, and even a sled. All interactive and made of ice. Thermal jackets with hoods and gloves are provided to make the visit even more enjoyable. Kids will have a blast meeting Olaff, Elsa, and several other Ice Age characters.
The tour doesn't end there. Leaving the cave, you'll visit our store with Captain America-themed merchandise. Next, you'll visit Penguin Station, our ice cream shop and café, where you can enjoy a delicious hot chocolate.
The Captain now also invites you to visit a museum with numerous pieces from the last century, replicas of legendary vessels, World War II planes and shipwreck artifacts.
You'll find all of this in The Captain's Frozen World, where you'll discover how fun the cold can be.
The Ice World Park is located at Estrada do Caracol, 3915 - Canela/RS.
Days on which it occurs:
Daily - from 9 am to 6 pm.
Estrada do Caracol, 3915, Gramado - RS, Brasil
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4 hours
Observations:
- Values expressed per person, in reais (R$).
- Exemption policy: Children aged 0 to 5 are exempt from admission. For safety reasons, entry to the park is only permitted for children over 2 years old.
- The Ice World Park is located at Estrada do Caracol, 3915 - Canela/RS.
- If there are queues at the entrance for advance purchase, this voucher does not guarantee you priority access over other visitors.
- Tickets must be purchased for the day they are to be used.
- Attractions may undergo changes in the itinerary or cancellations due to force majeure factors that prevent that activity.
- For all contracted services, it is necessary to present a document proving your age when entering the park.
