Brazil · MARACANã STADIUM TOURS
The tour walks you through the tunnel and out at pitchside; a match ticket gets you the noise. These 14 cover both, with prices, and a warning that the tour closes on fixture days.
Visit Maracanã Stadium at your own pace with access to the museum, changing rooms, warm-up area, players’ tunnel, pitchside, dugout, and press conference room. The visit lasts about 40 minutes and is mainly self-guided, with signs in Portuguese and English. Go to Gate A with your mobile or printed voucher.
“Amazing stadium! You can create a video of you shooting goals on Copacabana by additional price;)”
Enter Maracanã through Entrance A and explore the museum, club-shirt locker room, warm-up room, press room, stands, and pitch at your own pace. The self-guided visit takes about 40 minutes to an hour, with short video and staff commentary along the route. Your voucher allows flexible arrival during the stated visiting hours.
“Great value for money to see an iconic football stadium. The memorabilia collection is a particular highlight.”
Spend about three hours exploring Maracana Stadium with a live guide in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, or Italian. You’ll see the museum, dressing rooms, press areas, tunnel, stands, and field, with time for photos and football activities. Hotel pickup is available in select Rio neighborhoods, or you can meet at Gate A.
“This tour was brilliant! It was only me on the tour today but it was good talking to the guide about Football and the Stadium’s history. I had a lot of fun touring around the stadium and the guide made the experience even better. There are also some activities you can do there at an extra cost. It’s a brilliant stadium and I’m glad to have seen it in person. I hope to see a game here one day. Great Tour”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Praça Varnhagem, walk to Maracanã, hear stories about Pelé, Maracanazo, and the stadium’s World Cup past, then watch Flamengo or Fluminense play with local supporters. The small group is limited to 10, and guides such as Davi, Gustavo, Bruno, and Yan help with entry and translation.
“The tour guide Gustavo was amazing, very friendly and the group was also good. We had a nice experience and definitely recommending this trip!”
Join a Flamengo fan such as Fábio, Kairan, or Pedro for a match at Maracanã. Your host helps with the meeting point, subway ride, stadium entry, and match-day customs. The package includes a short-side standing ticket, subway fare, and one welcome beer, water, or soda.
“Amazing experience. Great communication from the operator and one of our favorite and most memorable things we did in Rio!”
Meet Fluminense supporters Maria Carolina and Patrick at Bar Armazém Tijucano, enjoy the pre-game mood, then walk to Maracanã for the match. Your hosts arrange tickets, guide you through biometric registration and the stadium, explain the club and venue, and help keep the group together. Portuguese, English, and Spanish support is available.
“Super great guides for attending a match. They're very friendly, sociable, and helpful. Everything is arranged for you. Highly recommended.”
Meet your bilingual guide at Nossa Senhora da Paz in Ipanema, then ride to Maracanã for a live Flamengo, Fluminense, or other major match. Guides such as Gabriel, Francisco, Pedro, and Matheus help with biometric entry, explain Brazilian football, escort you to bleacher seats, and keep the group together after the final whistle.
“Fully recommended. Punctual, formal and professional. It was a gift for my husband for his birthday taking advantage of the fact that we were traveling in Rio. At first he was not funny about the security issue but we ended up delighted, very sure. Gabriel has been our guide and on the way to the stadium he has explained the history of both teams and Maracana. Rafael received us at the meeting point and very well too.Auto-translated”
Ride the rack railway through Tijuca Forest to Christ the Redeemer, then stop outside Maracanã Stadium for photos. Hotel pickup covers most hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema, and Copacabana, plus the cruise port. A guide leads the tour, with GPS-triggered audio commentary in nine languages.
“Départ de l'hôtel a l'heure. Excellent accompagnement tout au long de l'excursion. A conseiller”
Meet your English- or Portuguese-speaking host in Copacabana, share local snacks and beer with Flamengo supporters, then walk seven minutes to Maracanã for the match. Guides such as Fabio, Pedro, Kairan, and Mari are praised for clear communication and careful support, including help getting home afterward.
“Maracana + local derby = football heaven. Was in town for the Fla-Flu - one of the biggest games in Brazilian club football! Fabio and Mari were fantastic hosts. Great communications before, during and after the game when passions were running a little high after an upset by Fluminense. Despite this I never once felt unsafe and both Fabio and Mari ensured everyone in the group remained at ease and most importantly safe, waiting for everyone to get in their Ubers back home after the game. The atmosphere was second to none and this is a must do for any football fanatic! The crown jewel of a (so far) fantastic…”
Meet your bilingual guide in Copacabana, ride the metro to Maracanã, enjoy a local pre-match snack and drink, then watch Fluminense from a short-side seat among passionate supporters. The five-hour experience includes your match entry, one-way metro ticket, and help with the stadium’s facial-recognition access system.
“Marcelo was a great guide, the whole experience was worth it. Definitely going again next time in Rio……………………………………………”
Visit Maracanã Stadium from central Rio, Copacabana, Ipanema, or nearby districts with transport, entry, and a live guide in English, Portuguese, or Spanish. See the field, interview rooms, soccer displays, and stadium shops. Guides named in past bookings include Ione Santos, Jack, and Carolina. A mandatory R$180 cash payment is due to the guide.
“The experience was amazing. All were friendly and awesome people. The Maracana is pure magic.”
Spend six hours exploring Maracanã Stadium, then visit Flamengo’s Gávea headquarters and 14-area museum beside Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas. You’ll see dressing rooms, the press room, bench area, trophies, training facilities, and club memorabilia. Guides may include Raquel, Publio Filho, or Jal, with English, Spanish, and Portuguese available.
“It was great very good experience the guide Raquel was brilliant she explain and make sure that we ave a great experience”
Spend a full day exploring Rio with a private guide and air-conditioned vehicle. Visit Christ the Redeemer, Santa Teresa, Selarón Steps, the Cathedral, Sambadrome, Maracanã, and Sugarloaf. Guides such as Richard, Thuane, and Raydel have led highly praised outings, while the private format lets you adjust the day within its time limit.
“Raydel: ein toller Mensch mit viel Empathie und fundiertem Wissen. Vielen Dank, Raydel, für einen herrlichen Tag!!!!”
Travel by air-conditioned minivan from select Rio hotels to Maracanã Stadium. With an English or Spanish-speaking guide, visit the locker rooms, VIP press box, stands, entry ramp, and pitch area while hearing about Pelé, Garrincha, the 1950 World Cup, and the 2014 tournament. Guides named Efraim and Victoria have led past departures.
“Fab tour with Victoria our amazing guide. Would recommend this to anyone who enjoys football”
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