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Fogo do Dragão

34 mph

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Fogo do Dragão is the steel montanha-russa at Alpen Park in Canela, Rio Grande do Sul, listed on the park's official atracoes page. The park publishes an average speed of about 55 km/h and a scenic layout through the hilltop setting. Atlas indexes the ride from that Tier-1 listing and leaves manufacturer, opening year, and height minimum empty until the park states them in text.

Specifications

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Ride profile

Scaled against Alpen Park's operating coasters

FamilySteel

Speed

34 mph

Speed34 mph
InversionsNone

Ride experience

  • Family
  • Steel

Ride details

Min height

4'3"

Specs from alpenpark.com.br

Learn more

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Mine train coasters

Smaller trains, winding layouts, and family-friendly pacing — often themed as mining adventures.

Tire drives and friction lifts

Rubber wheels that push the train — common in stations and some boost hills.

Dive coasters

A held moment on a vertical edge, then a steep release — signature B&M dive machines.

Family coasters — what to expect

Moderate height caps, shorter layouts, and gentler forces for mixed-age groups.

History

Sourced timeline and background for Fogo do Dragão.

Timeline

  1. 2026

    Verified on official park listing

    Montanha-russa identity and ~55 km/h average speed confirmed on alpenpark.com.br/atracoes/.

    Source

Background

Fogo do Dragão operates at Alpen Park in Canela, Brazil. The park's official attraction page is the primary public listing for the ride name, category, and rider requirements.

Atlas curated this record as part of the South America region pipeline: country → park → official ride URL → seed bundle. Manufacturer and opening year come from park-facing research notes; we do not import third-party encyclopedia prose.

Numeric specs such as height and speed are stored only when the park or manufacturer publishes them. Where the official page is silent, those fields stay empty until a Tier-1 source is confirmed — better a thin accurate row than invented numbers.

Today the ride remains part of the operating roster listed by Alpen Park, and future enrichments (deeper history, media, records) can attach to this slug without reshuffling the park bundle.

History primarily sourced from alpenpark.com.br. See also our data policy.

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