I went last week with my 1 year old and my 6 year old. Outside temperature was 4oC. None of the places has heaters. We waited 25 minutes for the carrousel driver to come and he has never arrived. May be because this was free attraction. Besides you pay to enter, inside the park, monorails is paid apart, little train... More

I imagined a place full of joy, but everything is low maintained , the santa Claus is sad, and everything is done to take your money, because costs a lot more than in the other places...

it is overpriced, and after you're in, they make you pay more for some attractions (monorail and the small train). The decorations look dull and way too banal.

My son absolutely loves this place. We have been here on 3 occasions already, and will probably come back when returning to Gramado. Great little park for small children, and much better value than some of the Christmas' equivalent here in England! My only advice would be to leave your buggy with the lady at the shop. The park is... More

The tickets are very expensive for what we can see. And, inside, you have to pay more for some rides.

Santa Claus Village in Gramado is pretty and well organized and attracts attention in any person, whether child or adult. It is a large local and also has artificial snow. Who likes Christmas and Santa Claus is worth. Its no free.