Monte Makaya (Closed)

Monte Makaya, nestled in the heart of Terra Encantada, Brazil, is a thrilling testament to the magic of amusement parks. This breathtaking roller coaster is a must-ride for thrill-seekers and families alike, known for both its heart-pounding speed and immersive theming.

As you approach Monte Makaya, you’re instantly captivated by the lush landscaping and vibrant colors that surround the ride. Inspired by the legends of Brazil’s ancient cultures, the coaster boasts a scenic layout that winds through giant faux rock formations and vibrant jungle flora, setting the stage for an unforgettable adventure.

The ride itself features a series of impressive drops, sharp turns, and inversions that leave riders breathless. Declaring victory over gravity, Monte Makaya reaches speeds of up to 65 mph and stands at a staggering height of 170 feet, making it one of the tallest coasters in South America. The layout includes a thrilling vertical loop, a corkscrew, and high-speed helixes that keep your adrenaline pumping from start to finish.

Another key feature is its unique dual-train system, which allows for a smooth and continuous ride experience while minimizing wait times. Expertly crafted sound effects and onboard audio enhance the ride, immersing passengers in the story of a mythical adventure as they soar through the twists and turns.

Monte Makaya has made its mark not only for its thrilling elements but also for its commitment to theming, offering a visually stunning backdrop that tells a story of adventure and exploration. With its unique blend of speed, excitement, and rich cultural theme, Monte Makaya doesn't just raise the bar for roller coasters in Brazil – it sets it soaring high above the treetops. Don't miss out on this adrenaline-filled journey that will keep you coming back for more!

• Name: Monte Makaya
• Status: Closed Permanently
• Country: Brazil
• Date Opened: 16th January 1988
• Elevation (ASL): 6 m
• Inversions: 8
• Launch System: Chain lift

Map showing the location of Monte Makaya in Brazil.