Snowland, State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

4Raymond K 5:00 PM Dec 25, 2021

Quite good
Came here family of four (two teens). The place is fairly large and overall quite organized given the hoards of people flowing in on a daily basis. Kudos to all the staff making it happen in a stressful environment. If you come early you avoid some of the worst queues. Equipments given out for the snow skiing area are of good quality and should keep you warm (you need proper wear underneath for the cold of minus 5 degrees Celsius). Don't go for the skiing when you are experienced. The slope is well constructed, but all is geared towards newbies. In the general area it's warmer and tough gear for the cold is not needed. The slide down on the rubber tire is fun despite the inevitable waiting in line. The pub is fine and heated. Prices are within reason. Wi-Fi is available. Just two negative points: After finishing up his introductory ski lesson for my 12 year old son he was left alone with no one to help him up on his snowboard in the middle of the slope. He got very frustrated and came down walking. The small ice ring was overcrowded with a queue of beyond 60 minutes. Missed out this one. Overall not bad, perhaps a bit overrated but certainly fun to experience some snow in a tropical country.

3Marcelo G 5:00 PM Jan 1, 2023

It's a good attraction, but it can be improved.
We were there for the second time, when we went in 2018 we had a great experience, however, this time we had difficulty getting information internally, and the place to change clothes for the attraction was very disorganized and confusing. The information about the location of the lockers was not very clear, and the equipment was wet, I believe it is due to the rotation, therefore, I recommend that you take dry socks. Another negative point is that there is no bracelet to control consumption, lockers, attractions, etc., you must pay immediately.