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The 10 most popular maracana & football tours in Brazil. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Walk through Maracanã on a 40-minute behind-the-scenes visit with museum access, players’ tunnel, dugout seats, and press-room areas for $24.
“It was great, only the instructions about the starting point are VERY WRONG!!!!! We hardly made it due to wrong info!”
Skip-the-line Maracanã entry with pitch access and behind-the-scenes rooms. Self-paced, about an hour, great value for football fans.
“If you’re a football/soccer/futbol fan, this is a must see tour! Buying the ticket through here might be helpful if it’s a busy day, but otherwise, you can just buy it at the box office. Each tour is held every 15 minutes, although it is a self-guided tour and lasts about 40 minutes. Nonetheless, it…”
Step into Maracana’s locker rooms, press areas, and field on a 3-hour behind-the-scenes tour with expert guides and classic Brazilian stars.
“Having been on football tours in europe before (san siro, nou camp ect), i thought this one was very limited. Thats not the companys or tour guides fault, erica the tour guide was very good and knew alot of info about the stadium, and spoke very good english. I think they should open abit more…”
Guided Maracanã matchday with a small group, skip-the-line ticket, and a welcome drink while Flamengo or Fluminense plays live.
“Very well organized! Davi was friendly and took good care of the group.”
See Flamengo at Maracanã with a local host, a pre-match bar welcome drink, metro access, and a proper fan-section matchday.
“Went to the tour on Sunday - Flamengo v Gremio. Although the game was 1-1 (not ideal for the home team), it was an amazing experience. Fabio is so passionate, and extremely knowledgable about the club and Maracana. He was completely inclusive and made sure everyone got to (and into) the stadium ok, which is…”
Watch Fluminense at Maracanã with local hosts, skip ticket lines, enjoy pre-game beer, learn the stadium story, and get home safely.
“Super great guides for attending a match. They're very friendly, sociable, and helpful. Everything is arranged for you. Highly recommended.”
Face-ID entry, bleacher tickets, and round-trip transport to Maracanã with a bilingual guide, so match night runs smoothly in Rio.
“We were extremely happy with the communication and organization of the tour company, which made a trip to the Maracana user-friendly. The meeting point in Ipanema was clear, and they had helped with the facial ID for the stadium and were generally friendly and efficient. Although I don’t think it’s a commitment, they actually did…”
Rack railway to Christ the Redeemer plus a quick Maracanã stadium lap, with hotel pickup and multilingual guide in about four hours.
“El transporte fue malo y que tuve que caminar 3 kilómetros, el guía me habló mal me subió la voz, no lo recordaría ya que me sentí solo y agredido”
Flamengo at Maracanã: Copacabana pre-match beers, guided stadium tour, and match ticket with a local host. English or Portuguese.
“1. The guide was caring, friendly & passionate. The guide took an interest in all of us & made conversation throughout. 2. The guide regularly informed us at intervals to tell us how to remain safe & stay together in a group.”
Watch Fluminense at legendary Maracanã with a bilingual guide, metro ticket, snacks, and a local pre-match moment.
“Marcelo was a great guide, the whole experience was worth it. Definitely going again next time in Rio……………………………………………”
