Park in SC wants to provide military experience to 'ordinary people' Rides with armored vehicles and tanks, zip lines that simulate a military jump and return by airboat — a vessel equipped with a large rear propeller. These are some experiences that a theme park offers to ordinary citizens in Tijucas, in Greater Florianópolis. The 150,000 m² park opened on Wednesday (22), with a current limit of 300 visitors. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp Visitors can also see what the administration claims is "the largest military collection in Latin America", with more than five thousand historical pieces, including more than 190 military vehicles, 1,131 soldiers' utensils and documents that portray more than 130 historical conflicts. The pieces are by engineer and businessman Dudevant dos Santos Teixeira, a collector passionate about military history who dedicated decades to searching for relics in different parts of the world. Over the years, it has brought together vehicles, equipment, documents and historical objects from different periods and international conflicts. "Bravura Park was a project remodeled from a museum to become a unique attraction, like the first military theme park in Latin America, fully immersive and with attractions that we only see outside the country", highlighted the park's CEO, Arthur Bianchi. Tank ride in a military theme park in SC Disclosure See information about the park below. What are the attractions? Tour with armored vehicles, including tanks. The tactical circuit includes natural obstacles. Airboat ride (vessel equipped with a large rear propeller, used in swampy or shallow water regions); Tactical tree climbing, with suspension bridges, tactical nets, short ziplines and vertical obstacles; Parachute zip line, which simulates the experience of a military jump; Shooting range with airguns; Children's tour with armored vehicles - focused on children aged 3 to 6; Children's tree climbing - focused on children aged 3 to 6; Military collection with 192 vehicles, 1,131 soldiers' utensils, 261 historical documents and 134 depicted conflicts. The park also has a themed restaurant, food court and cafeteria. READ ALSO: Why will Beto Carrero's most extreme roller coaster spend 3 months closed? Suspect of throwing a chair at a comedian is indicted for libel and criminal charges Who was the driver who died after crashing a luxury car into a truck When did it open? Currently, the park is in the pre-opening phase. This means it is open to the public, but with a limitation on the number of visitors, to make the experience more exclusive. The current visitor limit is up to 300 people. The park will operate this way on the following dates: between July 23rd and 26th, July 29th to August 2nd, between August 6th and 9th - Father's Day weekend After the Father's Day weekend, new opening dates will be defined, the organization said. ?The park is open from 9am to 5pm. It is located at km 171 of BR-101. How much does it cost? During the pre-opening phase, which has limited attendance, the prices to enter the park and check out the collection are as follows: R$69 for visitors aged 12 and over R$52 for children aged 5 to 11 Free for children under 5 years old Other experiences are paid separately, and range from R$25 to R$76. Airboat ride in a military theme park in SC Disclosure VIDEOS: more watched from g1 SC in the last 7 days