A shopping mall in Brazil has opened a new playground with a very special theme: Sonic The Hedgehog. The structure places bystanders within one of the most iconic levels among those dedicated to the brand, namely the Green Hill Zone.
The entire playground is contained within a wing of the Shopping Vila Velha mall, a huge structure full of shops a few hundred kilometers north of Rio De Janeiro. The playground contains a combination of classic and modern content related to the world of Sonic, a combination that could satisfy both longtime gamers and the children that the playground is dedicated to.
It is not the first time that the aforementioned shopping center has invented mini theme parks to attract new audiences. This Sonic themed is the first created on the basis of a videogame setting and is certainly fascinating for what has been inserted into it.
How much does it cost to visit Sonic's playground?
Now let's move on to the interesting part: how much does it cost to be able to enjoy this bignami of cringe and adolescent excitement?
There is no exact information on Sonic's playground because, unsurprisingly, it's not an officially licensed facility let's say. At the moment, according to what we have collected, it seems that we want each other thirty bucks for half an hour inside the park.
Now without wanting to pass on the information that comes directly from abroad but thirty dollars seems to us a rather high figure for such a short time; it is legitimate to think that our source (which is Gamerant, not the last fool) was actually aiming for something more like 30 Brazilian reals for half an hour. This would bring everything back to a more humane cost of 5 euros per hour.
What does the park contain?
The park contains the classic attractions for children with slides, padded rings to cross, themed scaffolding etc etc. No pyrotechnic attractions, no complicated roller coasters. Given the difficulty in getting around nowadays, we can advise you to watch the video that the youtuber Badnik Mechanic he made about the park in order to get some more information.
In the end, for not being a licensed product, it could have been made much worse, don't you think?
