The ride was the first of its kind to be installed in Brazil, utilizing high-pressure water jets for uphill propulsion.
The structure allows for rafts to traverse both steep ascents and high-speed downhill plunges in a single circuit.
Thermas dos Laranjais is consistently ranked as one of the most visited water parks globally due to attractions like this coaster.
The water used in the park's attractions is naturally warm, sourced from the Guarani Aquifer at temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius.
The Montanha Russa Aquática is a world-class water coaster located within the Thermas dos Laranjais park in Olímpia, Brazil. It is one of the few attractions of its kind worldwide, utilizing water-jet propulsion technology to push multi-person rafts uphill against gravity. The ride features a 370-meter track length with sharp turns and significant elevation changes. It combines the mechanics of a roller coaster with the hydraulics of a water slide. The attraction is a signature feature of the park, which is fed by the Guarani Aquifer.
From the pedestrian walkway bridges overlooking the track’s primary ascent loop.
Queue times can be extensive; prioritize this ride immediately upon park entry.
Use a waterproof strap for your glasses, as the intensity of the water jets can easily dislodge eyewear.
Do not attempt to film with handheld devices while riding, as the ride's force and water spray pose a high risk of loss or damage.
Open daily year-round, though individual ride maintenance may cause temporary closures during off-peak weekdays.
Proper swimwear is required; avoid loose clothing or jewelry that could snag on the ride mechanics.
