Sochi Park
Sochi Park is a magnificent entertainment complex, stylized as Russian epics and fairy tales. It is located in the Adler district and borders the Olympic Park.
The amusement park covers an area of 20.5 hectares and is sometimes called the Sochi Disneyland. The historical and cultural wealth of Russia was chosen as the theme of Sochi Park. The park first opened its doors during the Olympic Games in Sochi, when it was visited by over 150,000 people. The park officially opened on June 28, 2014. The Cirque du Soleil circus group was invited to the opening ceremony, presenting the circus program "Futuristic Fairy Tale" written specifically for the opening of the park. All kinds of show programs can be viewed at Sochi Park Arena, which is essentially a large circus tent. The arena also hosts international festivals such as VIVA MEXICO, Parallels, and Sochi Jazz Festival.
A visit to all the attractions of Sochi Park is included in the price of the entrance ticket valid until the end of the day. Adults will certainly be interested in walking through the "Magic Maze" made of 3264 photinia bushes. There are a huge number of swings and carousels in the park, and those who want to rub their nerves can visit the Snake Gorynych attraction with a track length of 1056 meters and trolleys developing speeds of almost 100 km per hour. If this is not enough, then there is also a Quantum Leap attraction with a height of almost 60 meters and a speed of up to 110 km per hour. Having had enough, it's worth looking for more measured entertainment, for example, to go to the dolphinarium, where Black Sea dolphins, belugas, and seals perform tricks to the delight of the audience. It will be equally interesting to ride the Ferris wheel and explore the entire Sochi Park from a height, admire the landscapes of the mountains, Imereti Bay, and the Olympic Park. The youngest (4-8 years old) should definitely go to the "Merry Pirate" attraction, where you can jump around or go swimming in soap suds.
