Day of the dead It is definitely one of the most important festivities in Mexico. A tradition full of color, music and gastronomy that reminds us of the importance of feeling proud of our roots and of honor the memory of our ancestors.
About this celebration, in Guadalajara The second edition of Skulla theme park inspired by Day of the dead.
Calaverandia is the first theme park dedicated to the Day of the Dead.Skull
Skull in Guadalajara
With a total of 20 attractions, Skull It has thematic games, photomoments, interactive holograms, multimedia shows, artistic facilities, mapping video, live music, as well as areas to rest, eat and buy memories of experience. History, technology and fun They meet to give life to a park that stimulates each of your senses and remind us The Mexican Day of the Dead Tradition.
Here, nobody is left behind then You will find activities for the little guys and the big. Between Mariachis Calavera and monumental offerings you can know the key elements that can not be missing at any altar. This park seeks to dynamically interpret all the elements that are used that day in Mexico, as well as provide value to the meaning of the dead.
What attractions are in Calaverandia?
Multimedia shows, monumental offerings, artist facilities, mechanical games, Photo Opportunitiesmusic, dance, pyrotechnics and much more, is all that Calaverandia offers, divided into several areas:
Soul: It is a projection on a water screen of more than 30 meters with pyrotechnics and lighting.