The attraction is built around a narrative of a village deserted after a mysterious event, which is reflected in the surrounding rustic architecture.
The slide drop is engineered to generate significant vertical velocity, requiring a specific riding position to maintain safety.
It is integrated into a resort complex that utilizes naturally occurring 37.5°C thermal springs.
The ride design includes a 'trapdoor' style starting mechanism that drops riders vertically at the beginning of the descent.
Xpirado is a high-intensity water slide attraction located within the Hot Park complex in Rio Quente, Brazil. The ride features a 32-meter tall structure where participants descend at high speeds. The attraction is themed around a fictional abandoned fishing village, incorporating visual storytelling elements into the queue and slide design. It utilizes a steep drop to create a weightless sensation for riders before landing in a specialized splash pool. The slide is constructed using fiberglass components designed for controlled deceleration at the base. It remains a signature extreme attraction within the wider thermal water park resort.
The viewing bridge located at the base of the slide provides a direct line of sight to the final splash down area.
Check the safety height and physical requirements at the park entrance before queuing, as they are strictly enforced.
Remove all loose accessories, including sunglasses and jewelry, before entering the slide queue.
Visit during the shoulder hours of the morning to avoid the longest peak queues for this specific attraction.
Do not attempt to bring waterproof action cameras or phones on the slide, as loose items are prohibited for safety.
The park is generally open daily, but individual attractions may close periodically for scheduled safety maintenance.
Swimwear is mandatory; no loose clothing or cotton garments are permitted on the slide.
