Sex not allowed in ErotikaLand, world's first erotic theme park coming up in Brazil

Brazil is set to become home to the world's first erotic theme park,Erotikaland. The theme park, which is due to open to the public in 2018, will reportedly feature genitalia-shaped bumper cars, aphrodisiac-selling snack bars, and even a 7-D theatre with vibrating seats.

However, authorities fear that such an unusual place of entertainment might earn the location the notorious title of "the capital of sex". In a report in Daily Record, entrepreneur Mauro Morata, who is in charge of the project admitted, "This won't be a place for nuns, but it's not like we're trying to recreate Sodom and Gomorrah."

While the idea is to create an adult-only theme park, Morata clarified that sex won't be allowed within the premises of ErotikaLand, which is a two-hour drive away from the city of Sao Paulo. "If attendees want to take things to another level, they can go to a nearby motel — which we will operate," he added.

Even before the project is complete, it has become an object of scrutiny over public display of sexuality in Brazil, a place known for its scantily-dressed Carnival dancers. However, the investors are pushing for the project with their argument that the theme park is a healthy approach towards sex and visitors can also take a tour of a museum to explore the history of sexuality.

Morata tried to ease public concern by mentioning that the park will be built at a considerable distance from the city limits. He even argued that such a project would be beneficial for the economy as well — 250 new jobs and $100 (£69) per ticket. The park's infrastructure will supposedly include a "train of pleasure", a "sex playground", and a nudist pool with employees encouraging the use of condoms. While it is a highly ambitious project, sex still seems to be off-limit for the world's first erotic theme park.