Xuxa Park

Xuxa Park was a children's entertainment complex created by Brazilian television personality Xuxa Meneghel. It existed in two main iterations: an amusement park in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and a series of indoor family entertainment centers located primarily in Argentina.

The original Xuxa Park in Rio de Janeiro opened in 1993 and featured rides, games, and attractions themed around Xuxa's television shows and imagery. It was a popular destination for families and children, offering live performances by Xuxa and her Paquitas (dancers). The park was eventually closed in 2002.

Following the success of the Rio de Janeiro park, Xuxa Park expanded to become a chain of smaller, indoor family entertainment centers in Argentina and other Latin American countries. These centers, also branded as Xuxa Park, offered a variety of activities including arcade games, play areas, and themed attractions. These locations operated under a franchise model.

The Xuxa Park concept leveraged Xuxa Meneghel's immense popularity as a children's entertainer in Brazil and throughout Latin America. The parks and centers provided a physical extension of her television persona and brand, allowing children to interact with the world she created on screen. While the Rio de Janeiro park is no longer in operation, and the status of the Argentina-based franchise locations may vary, "Xuxa Park" remains a recognizable name associated with children's entertainment in the region.