Terravista inaugura atração natalina “Jingle Beat” no RioMar Kennedy

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A partir desta terça-feira, dia 21 de outubro, o público poderá mergulhar em um universo de luzes, imagens, sons e emoções com o JINGLE BEAT, experiência imersiva criada pela Terravista 360, produtora multimidia referência nacional em soluções audiovisuais interativas. Instalado no RioMar Kennedy, o projeto será o primeiro evento de Natal a abrir em shopping na capital, com sessões diárias até 30 de dezembro.
Antes da abertura ao público, a imprensa e convidados tiveram acesso exclusivo na última segunda-feira, 20, em um soft opening que marcou oficialmente o início da temporada natalina em Fortaleza.
“Estamos felizes em anunciar a primeira atração natalina do RioMar Kennedy. O Jingle Beat é uma iniciativa inédita que une experiência e imersão com um tema tão empolgante que é o Natal. Será um momento mágico para toda a família, repleto de luzes, música e muita emoção”, celebrou Danielle Araújo, gerente de marketing do RioMar Kennedy.
 
“O Jingle Beat nasce do desejo de reinventar a forma de viver o Natal. Queremos proporcionar uma vivência que une arte, criatividade e tecnologia, para encantar o público e fazer com que famílias e amigos sintam que estão dentro de um espetáculo único e que fala diretamente com essa nova geração de público”, destaca Karol Ferreira, Diretora de Clientes e Novos Negócios da Terravista 360.
O JINGLE BEAT une arte digital, interatividade e espírito natalino em um espetáculo sensorial voltado ao público adolescente e familiar. Com foco na Geração Alpha, formada por nativos digitais que constroem suas experiências a partir do ambiente online, o evento propõe uma imersão que conecta inovação e emoção.
 
SERVIÇO:
JINGLE BEAT – Experiência Imersiva de Natal
Local: Shopping RioMar Kennedy (Piso 2, ao lado da Livraria Leitura)
Data: até 30 de dezembro de 2025
Funcionamento:
·         Segunda: fechado
·         Terça a sexta: 14h às 22h (última sessão às 21h30)
·         Sábado: 10h às 22h (última sessão às 21h30)
·         Domingo e feriados: 14h às 21h (última sessão às 20h30)
Ingressos:
·         Terça a sexta-feira: R$ 80,00 (inteira) | R$ 40,00 (meia)
·         Sábados, domingos e feriados: R$ 100,00 (inteira) | R$ 50,00 (meia)
·         Pacotes família: a partir de R$ 120,00
·         Crianças até 3 anos e 11 meses: entrada gratuita
Vendas:
·         Bilheteria no local

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