Construction at Cacau Park continues to move forward at an impressive pace, with the latest construction update showing noticeable progress across almost every area of what is set to become one of Brazil’s largest theme parks.
Drone footage recorded on 14 July 2026 reveals that work is advancing simultaneously on attractions, themed buildings, infrastructure and the park’s future hotel. Although the visit took place shortly before sunset, limiting visibility in some areas, several major developments can clearly be seen throughout the site.
Themed Villages Continue to Grow
One of the biggest visual changes is the rapid construction of the themed village buildings. More structures have been erected since previous updates, giving visitors a much clearer impression of what the finished streetscape will look like.
The buildings surrounding the Horse family roller coaster continue to rise quickly, while infrastructure works throughout the area remain in full swing. Exterior façades are beginning to define the character of this section of the park, making it one of the most transformed areas on the construction site.
Roller Coasters and Major Attractions Progress
Several headline attractions continue to advance.
The Mistral inverted roller coaster appears largely complete, while assembly work continues on the Nebulas attraction. Nearby, the Horse family coaster station is becoming increasingly recognisable, and construction is progressing around the Ghost Rider wooden roller coaster, where both the maintenance building and station area show significant development. One train can already be seen inside the maintenance building, while another is positioned in the station.
Work is also progressing around Typhoon 360, where paving continues around the attraction, while additional construction can be seen at Rototecno and throughout the surrounding infrastructure.
Foundations for Future Attractions
Construction crews are also preparing several attractions that have yet to be installed.
The foundations for the park’s Ferris wheel are now clearly visible. The attraction is expected to stand approximately 50 metres tall once completed, making it one of the park’s most prominent landmarks.
Elsewhere, foundations can be seen for the Starflyer, Mini Splash, Heavy Rotation and several additional attractions spread throughout the park. Extensive underground utility work and electrical infrastructure continue across the site, demonstrating that construction is progressing well beyond the visible buildings.
Pyramid Area Becoming More Detailed
The large Mayan pyramid continues to receive exterior finishing work. Decorative elements and wall details are gradually being added, while new foundations near the entrance appear intended for themed sculptures that were previously shown in concept artwork.
Nearby attractions, including the Flying Theatre, motion simulator and open maze, are also becoming increasingly recognisable as pathways and surrounding landscaping begin to take shape.
Infrastructure Remains a Major Focus
Although many rides are already installed, much of the current work focuses on roads, pathways, utilities and themed environments.
Large sections of paving have been added throughout the park, themed façades continue to receive finishing touches and construction crews remain active across nearly every themed land. The latest update also shows continued progress around the future hotel, although it was only briefly visible due to the fading daylight.
With construction advancing on multiple fronts simultaneously, Cacau Park is steadily evolving from a vast construction site into a fully recognisable theme park. Each new update reveals more completed buildings, additional installed attractions and increasingly detailed themed areas, suggesting that work remains firmly on schedule as the ambitious Brazilian project moves closer to welcoming its first guests.
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