Christ the Redeemer Tickets | Train & Van Transfers

Things to know before booking your Christ the Redeemer tickets

Hate waiting? Then don’t. During peak hours, wait times at Cristo Redentor can stretch up to 3 hours, especially if you show up without pre-booked tickets. Booking ahead means you skip the chaos, hop on your ride, and head straight to those heavenly views.
Train or van? The Corcovado Train offers a 20-minute panoramic ride through the lush Tijuca Forest. If you prefer road over rail, official vans are your go-to. They leave from Copacabana or Largo do Machado and reach the top in 30–45 minutes, depending on traffic. Either choice gives you official, direct access to the top.
Same drop-off, too? Yes. The Cristo Redentor tickets offer the same pickup and drop-off location, whether you choose a train or van. So, pick your boarding point carefully, because changes halfway are not an option.
Can I show up in an Uber? Please don’t. Cars, taxis, and ride-shares can only go as far as Estrada das Paineiras—not the actual entrance. More importantly, the areas surrounding the base aren’t the safest for tourists, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the region. For a worry-free ride to the top, stick with the official train or authorized vans. They're not just more convenient—they’re the safest and most reliable way to visit.
Want more for your day? Combo tours bundle Christ the Redeemer with other Rio must-dos, like Sugarloaf Mountain cable car rides. It’s Rio in HD with just one booking.
Want to feel sky-high? The 12-minute heli ride over Rio is a bucket-list experience, giving you jaw-dropping aerial views of Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, Copacabana, and Ipanema—wind in your hair, Rio at your feet, Instagram on fire.
Short trip or all day? You choose. Express visits are fast and focused. Half-day tours add in more sights. Full-day packages go all-in, with extras like lunch, Sugarloaf, and all of Rio’s greatest hits.
Hungry now or later? Some tours come with a tasty Brazilian BBQ or a simple executive lunch. Others skip it, so you can keep the sightseeing going. Whether you fuel mid-day or catch a bite after, there’s a tour package for every appetite.

Your Christ the Redeemer tickets explained

Round-trip transfers

Guide: No guide
Ideal for: Laid-back travelers who want the classic experience

Board and go: Get on the iconic red cog train from Cosme Velho or hop on an AC van from Copacabana or Largo do Machado.
Scenic cruise or lush rail: Choose the train for a tranquil 20-minute glide through Tijuca Forest or the 30-45-minute van for a direct ride with views.
Worry-free travel: No navigating uphill roads or playing fare roulette with taxis—just sit back, relax, and head straight to Rio’s most iconic statue.

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Full-day or half-day trips

Guide: Multilingual expert guide
Ideal for: First-timers and explorers on a mission to see it all

All the sights: Tick off top landmarks like Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Selarón Steps, and even Maracanã Stadium in a single trip.
Expert-guided insights: Local guides bring Rio’s history and culture to life, and some tours even toss in a delicious Brazilian lunch and attraction tickets.
Comfy round-trip transfers: Tours include round-trip AC van transfers, so you’re sightseeing in comfort and style.

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Full-Day Trip: Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, Maracanã, Selarón Steps & More
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Helicopter tours

Guide: No guide
Ideal for: Thrill seekers, romantics, and people short on time

Bird’s-eye bliss: Take off on a thrilling 12-minute helicopter ride and catch panoramic views of Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Copacabana, Ipanema, and more.
New perspective: With sweeping aerial views, you'll see Rio in a way few others do. It's a unique, adrenaline-pumping way to check Christ the Redeemer off your bucket list.
Epic aerial photos: Whether it's your anniversary, a once-in-a-lifetime trip, or just a "treat yourself" moment, the views from above are unbeatable, and your camera roll will thank you.

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Combo tickets

Guide: No guide
Ideal for: First-time visitors, deal-seekers, and anyone who hates planning

Two must-sees, one easy ticket: No juggling bookings or paying twice! Just two of Rio’s top attractions in one great-value combo. Flexible entry means you can go when it works for you.
Christ the Redeemer by train: The historic red cog train takes you through Tijuca Forest, and once at the top, take an elevator, escalator, or stairs to reach the Christ the Redeemer statue to bask in the city’s sweeping views.
Ride the cable car: Head to Urca and hop on the glass-walled cable car that takes you first to Morro da Urca, then up to Sugarloaf Mountain. Snap panoramic skyline photos, grab a drink at a summit café, and take your time.

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Combo (Save 5%): Christ the Redeemer with Train Transfer + Sugarloaf Mountain Tickets

How to visit Christ the Redeemer

Getting to Christ the Redeemer isn’t just about the view at the top—it’s about how you get there. And when it comes to reaching this world-famous statue, there are really only two ways to do it right: the Christ the Redeemer train or the official van service. Here's why these are not just the best, but the only smart and safe options:

The roads leading to the summit are restricted. Only official vehicles are allowed beyond certain points, so your rental car or Uber won’t get you far.
Rio isn't the safest place to gamble on unofficial rides. Informal drivers may promise a cheaper or “faster” route. Don’t fall for it. Many are unauthorized, uninsured, and unsafe, with some operating illegally inside the national park.
The route runs through Tijuca National Park, a conservation zone with strict access rules. The train and vans are the only transport options that meet park regulations and environmental controls.
Going official means your ride includes entry to the monument, often with reserved time slots, so you avoid long lines and surprise closures.
Both the train and van services are run by licensed operators, with proper maintenance, trained staff, and oversight. You know exactly what you're getting—and when.

By train

Hop aboard at Cosme Velho Station and let the adventure begin. This charming 20-minute ride winds through Tijuca National Park, one of the world’s largest urban rainforests. It’s scenic, serene, and iconic, the most traditional way to meet Christ the Redeemer.

Boarding point: Cosme Velho Station
Transport: Round-trip train through the rainforest
Duration: 20 minutes each way

By van

The official van service is your no-fuss solution with two convenient boarding points. Copacabana is perfect for those in Rio’s South Zone, like Copacabana, Ipanema, or Leblon. The van departs from Praça do Lido on Avenida Atlântica, just a 10-minute walk from Cardeal Arcoverde metro station. Largo do Machado is your go-to if you’re based in Glória, Flamengo, Lapa, or other central neighborhoods—just two minutes from Largo do Machado metro station.

Boarding point: Copacabana and Largo do Machado
Transport: Round-trip van through the rainforest
Duration: 30 to 45 minutes each way

How to get to your boarding point: Train vs van

Getting to your Christ the Redeemer ride is easy—just pick your mode of transfer and departure point, and follow the route that works best for your stay in Rio.

With your Christ the Redeemer train tickets, you’ll board at Cosme Velho Station for a scenic 20-minute ride through Tijuca National Park to the summit of Christ the Redeemer. This route is perfect if you want a relaxed, nature-filled journey, with rainforest views before the statue even comes into sight.

Getting there

Location: Cosme Velho Station (Corcovado Train Station)
Ideal for: Visitors looking for the most traditional and scenic route
From Copacabana/Ipanema: Take bus 583 or 584 toward Cosme Velho
From the city center: Buses like 583 and 584 connect downtown to the station
Note: There is no nearby metro, so a bus or a taxi is recommended

Traveling from Copacabana to Christ the Redeemer takes around 30 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic. You’ll leave behind the golden sands and ocean breeze for a journey through the heart of Rio, passing lively neighborhoods and winding uphill roads until the mountain scenery takes over. It’s a smooth shift from beachside bustle to serene summit views.

Getting there

Location: Praça do Lido on Avenida Atlântica
Ideal for: Guests staying in Copacabana, Ipanema, or South Zone neighborhoods
Metro: 10-minute walk from Cardeal Arcoverde station
Buses: 104-TRO4, 432, 457, 472, 473, 483

Boarding from Largo do Machado? Your journey to Christ the Redeemer takes about 30 to 45 minutes. This route gives you a glimpse of Rio’s local rhythm—colorful buildings, old churches, and everyday street life, before you ascend into Tijuca Forest’s calm canopy and the grand reveal of the statue high above the city.

Getting there

Location: In front of Nossa Senhora da Glória Church
Ideal for: Visitors based in Glória, Flamengo, Lapa, or central Rio
Metro: Just 2 minutes from Largo do Machado station
Buses: 104-TRO4, 497, 583, 775D

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Christ the Redeemer highlights

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Corcovado Train Station

This is not your average train ride. The century-old Corcovado cog train meanders its way up the mountainside, rolling through tunnels of Atlantic rainforest with peekaboo views of Rio along the way.

The statue platform

Head straight to the base of the 30-meter-tall Christ the Redeemer statue and look up. With arms stretched 28 meters wide, it's the world’s most famous embrace. Check out the Art Deco details, the mosaic-like soapstone finish, and take a moment to read the onsite panels—they dish out some pretty cool facts about how this iconic wonder was built.

The viewing terrace

When you’re done admiring the statue, spin around and bask in the 360° views that surround it. You’ll see all of Rio’s best—Sugarloaf Mountain, Guanabara Bay, Copacabana, and Ipanema—sprawled out below like a tropical dream.

The Chapel of Our Lady of Aparecida

Right beneath the statue, there’s a tiny hidden gem that many visitors miss: a humble little chapel that pays tribute to Brazil’s patron saint. Inside, you’ll find artifacts, candlelight, and a peaceful vibe that offers a calm contrast to the buzz outdoors.

The visitor center and museum

End at the visitor center down at the base of the mountain, as it’s filled with fascinating exhibits about the statue’s history, symbolism, and construction. You’ll find interactive displays, short films, and yes, souvenirs that’ll make everyone back home wish they came with you.

The sunset viewpoint

Looking for that jaw-dropping, last-light-of-day magic? Head over to the designated sunset viewpoint near the platform. As the sun dips behind the mountains and paints the sky in pinks, purples, and golds, the entire city lights up—and so does the statue. It's the perfect grand finale for your mountaintop adventure and truly a moment to remember.

Plan your visit to Christ the Redeemer

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Opening hours: Daily from 8am to 6pm with last entry at 5pm

Train timings: 7:20am to 6pm

Van timings: 8am to 4pm

Frequency: Trains and vans run every 30 minutes

Best time to visit Christ the Redeemer: Weekdays, especially Tuesday to Thursday mornings (8am to 10am), tend to be less crowded than weekends and holidays. Also, late afternoons (4pm to 5pm) offer beautiful sunset views.

Avoid: Midday hours (11am to 3pm) tend to be the busiest and hottest, with more tourists and stronger sun exposure.

Christ the Redeemer opening hours

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Lockers: Available at the train station for storing bags and personal items.

Wheelchair accessibility: The site is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators at key points.

Souvenir shops: Located at the train station and near the statue platform, offering memorabilia and local crafts.

Viewpoints: Several designated spots to capture panoramic views of Rio, including Sugarloaf Mountain and Copacabana.

Restrooms: Available at the Corcovado Train Station, Paineiras Visitor Center, and near the statue platform.

Photography: Allowed without flash; tripods and drones are prohibited to ensure visitor safety and respect.

Prohibited items: Large backpacks, food, and drinks are not allowed inside the monument area to preserve cleanliness.

Dress code: Casual attire is acceptable; however, modest clothing is recommended out of respect for the religious significance.

Behavior: Maintain respectful conduct; loud noises and disruptive behavior are discouraged.

Baggage restrictions: Small bags only; lockers are available at the train station.

Guest restrictions: Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Smoking: Strictly prohibited within the monument and the surrounding park area.

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On-site:

Corcovado Café near the train station offers light snacks, coffee, and refreshments with casual seating.
Small kiosks near the statue platform sell bottled water and snacks.

Nearby dining:

Bar do Mineiro (5-minute taxi from Cosme Velho) serves traditional Brazilian cuisine in a lively atmosphere.
Café do Alto (10 minutes away) offers Northeastern Brazilian dishes with a cozy ambiance.
Aprazível (15 minutes by car) is a fine dining restaurant with panoramic views and contemporary Brazilian cuisine.

Christ the Redeemer visitor tips

Rio is hot. Really hot. Bring a big bottle of water and keep sipping—it’s not just about comfort, it’s survival-level hydration up there.
If you’re feeling adventurous and plan to hike up to Christ the Redeemer, know this: the trail is scenic, but muggings have been reported. Only bring what you absolutely need, leave your valuables behind, and carry cash for the entrance fee at the final gate. Safety first, always.
Speaking of safety—yes, Rio is exciting and vibrant, but it also has a reputation for petty crime. While police do patrol major tourist areas, you still need to be street-smart. Stay alert, especially at train station entrances, and keep your belongings close.
Christ the Redeemer gets packed. If you want room to breathe and better selfies, aim to arrive before 8:30am or after 3:30pm. You'll get cooler temps, better light, and fewer crowds—a total win-win-win.
Whether you go by train or van, remember: your ticket includes round-trip transportation from the same boarding point you selected. Be punctual and double-check your departure spot so you don’t miss your ride.
Planning to drive yourself up? Not the best idea. There’s no parking at the Visitor Center, and you’ll likely end up leaving your car on the side of the road and walking uphill for 10 minutes. Plus, if you’re not familiar with Rio, your GPS could lead you straight into an unsafe neighborhood. Honestly, just don’t.
Oh—and before you leave, don’t miss the tiny chapel under the statue, dedicated to Nossa Senhora Aparecida, Brazil’s patron saint. It’s quiet, charming, and often overlooked. A little moment of calm beneath all the grandeur.

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A step-by-step itinerary to Christ the Redeemer

Arriving at the base

You’ve made it to the launchpad—welcome to the Christ the Redeemer location! Before heading up, this is your chance to stretch your legs, grab a snack, or take a quick detour into the tiny museum. Need a restroom break? Now’s the time. Once you start heading up, all eyes will be on the view—so hydrate, refresh, and get ready for the main event.

Walking up to the statue

This is where things get exciting. You’ve got three ways to reach the top: glide up effortlessly on the escalator, take a smooth ride in the elevator, or tackle the 200 steps if you’re up for earning those views. Step by step or floor by floor, the statue slowly reveals itself. First a peek, then a profile, until suddenly, there it is, towering above you in all its glory. It’s a cinematic reveal that never gets old, no matter how many Instagram reels you’ve seen.

Enjoying the view

Standing beneath Cristo Redentor, arms outstretched over the city, it’s easy to see why this icon made it onto the list of the New Seven Wonders of the World. At 98 feet tall, it’s both serene and monumental. However, don’t forget to turn around— behind you is Rio in full cinematic widescreen. You’ll spot Sugarloaf Mountain, the curve of Copacabana, and the sparkling expanse of Guanabara Bay.

The return journey

When you’re ready to come back down, head to the boarding area for your return trip by van or train. Before you do, swing by a souvenir shop or grab a cold drink. Trust us: there’s nothing like sipping something icy while holding a little Christ the Redeemer snow globe.

Beyond Christ the Redeemer

Sugarloaf Mountain

Hop on a glass-walled cable car to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain for sweeping views of Rio, Guanabara Bay, and Christ the Redeemer. At the summit, enjoy café breaks, photo ops, and maybe spot a monkey or two—just don’t share your snacks!

Distance from Christ the Redeemer: 12-13kms

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Selarón Steps

The Selarón Steps are more than just pretty tiles—they’re a labour of love by artist Jorge Selarón, who spent over 20 years decorating the staircase with tiles from over 60 countries. Climb the 215 steps, snap colorful photos, and admire the street art.

Distance from Christ the Redeemer: 10kms

Maracanã Stadium

Maracanã isn’t just a stadium—it’s football history in concrete. Pelé scored his 1,000th goal here! Touring the grounds lets fans walk where legends played, explore exhibits, and feel the passion that makes Brazil the heart of world football.

Distance from Christ the Redeemer: 15kms

Sambadrome

The Sambadrome is where Rio’s famous Carnival actually happens. A visit lets you peek behind the scenes of samba schools, costumes, and floats. Off-season? You can still tour the grounds, explore exhibits, and even try on a feathered headdress.

Distance from Christ the Redeemer: 11kms

Metropolitan Cathedral

Unlike any cathedral you’ve seen, Rio’s Metropolitan Cathedral stuns with its pyramid shape and towering stained-glass windows. Even if you're not into architecture, its scale, silence, and artistry make it a powerful stop in the middle of a bustling city.

Distance from Christ the Redeemer: 12kms

Frequently asked questions about Christ the Redeemer tickets

Where is Christ the Redeemer located?

Christ the Redeemer is perched atop the Corcovado Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, offering panoramic views of the city and Guanabara Bay.

What is Christ the Redeemer history?

Christ the Redeemer, built in 1931, symbolizes peace and Christianity in Brazil. It stands as a cultural and religious landmark, representing Brazilian identity and faith.

What are the visiting hours for Christ the Redeemer?

Typically, the site is open daily from 8am to 6pm, with the last entry around 5pm. Hours may vary on holidays or special occasions.

What is the best time to visit Christ the Redeemer to avoid crowds?

Early mornings and late afternoons on weekdays are ideal to avoid crowds. Visiting during the shoulder seasons (spring and fall) also offers a more peaceful experience.

How can I get to Christ the Redeemer?

Visitors can reach the statue via the Christ the Redeemer cog train or authorized vans. The Corcovado cog train departs from the Cosme Velho station, and the vans start from Copacabana and Largo do Machado and offer a ride through the Tijuca Forest.

Is there a guided tour option available?

Yes, guided tours are available and include expert commentary, but only with day-trip tickets.

Is Christ the Redeemer accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the site is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available. The cog train and vans also accommodate visitors with mobility challenges.

Are there any facilities at Christ the Redeemer?

Yes, there are restrooms, a café, souvenir shops, and shaded areas for resting near the statue.

Are tickets for the cog train and van transfers included with entrance tickets?

Yes, the tickets include round-trip cog train and van rides.

Is there a best time of year to visit Christ the Redeemer?

Visiting during Brazil’s spring (September to November) or fall (March to May) offers pleasant weather and fewer tourists compared to peak summer months.

AnaAug, 2025

5/5

Very well organized. Very friendly and helpful staff. Very clean everything. We liked it very much. The christ is impressive and beautiful. We will recommend it to everyone who asks us if it is worth it!

MaríaAug, 2025

5/5

Very good and works super well! We were 6 friends and it worked great! The place is wonderful and the views are amazing. In winter it's cold up there is a lot of windchill. Bring a coat.

mirnaJul, 2025

5/5

The visit to Christ the Redeemer was very good. We arrived early, we made a small queue Once at the top, the Christ and the panoramic view were very impressive.

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

When we arrived we were clearly directed to a shorter queue as we'd bought tickets online. After a short wait we boarded the train up the scenic route. Coming back we had the option to stand on the next train or wait 30 minutes for a seat on the following train. We chose to stand as was a scenic journey back down anyway. Very well organised

EdmundJul, 2025

4/5

My students enjoyed the trip. But the lack of support for change of tickets (name, date) was frankly something I did not appreciate, and for this I deduct one star. The price was steep and I wonder if cheaper alternatives may exist.

JoseJun, 2025

5/5

We had a beautiful day at the statue with clear views of the city all around. The process was very smooth overall going up and coming back down.

StephenJun, 2025

4/5

Experience was great and train to statue was seamless. However when I showed my digital ticket they mentioned that it didn't work on their system but gave me the ticket in any case. No issues in the end Thx

MonicaAug, 2025

5/5

All excellent, very punctual

AstridJul, 2025

5/5

Skipping the insane line at the start is truly fantastic! The Redemer is impressie.

EldaJul, 2025

4/5

Beautiful! Loved seeing Christ the Redeemer in person and the view of the city.

GuillermoJul, 2025

5/5

Excellent service, clear, uncomplicated, simple and fast.

PaulaJun, 2025

5/5

Attentive staff, excellent signage and cleanliness, wonderful location

ANDREAJun, 2025

5/5

It was simple and quick. The photo I took on the way up was very flattering.

MarcosAug, 2025

5/5

SébastienAug, 2025

4/5

NataliaAug, 2025

5/5

FedorAug, 2025

5/5

DennisAug, 2025

5/5

VíctorAug, 2025

4/5

TusharAug, 2025

5/5

YenAug, 2025

5/5

EdgardoJul, 2025

5/5

lucianaJul, 2025

4/5

DeborahJul, 2025

5/5

IngridJul, 2025

5/5

Ride a scenic train with pre-reserved timing and summit access to Christ the Redeemer.

Everything you get: Set off on a journey aboard the Corcovado Train, departing from the Cosme Velho station on a scenic 20-min ride through Tijuca Rainforest. Once at the top, choose between elevators, escalators, or a stairway to reach the summit, where breathtaking views of Rio await.
Why choose this: Forget juggling transport—your round-trip Corcovado train ride is all set, with a guaranteed time slot. Every 30 minutes, the train glides through lush Tijuca Forest, making it the most laid-back, photo-friendly way to reach Christ the Redeemer.

Inclusions

Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue
Access to the Christ the Redeemer Museum
20-minute scenic Corcovado train ride through Tijuca Forest
Pre-reserved train time slots
Round-trip train transfers to/from Cosmo Velho Station

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Tour guide

Tip: Your time slot is for the train ride up to Christ the Redeemer. Return trains run on a first-come, first-served basis. To avoid delays, arrive at the station at least 30 mins early to swap your voucher and board with ease.
Boarding point: Rua Cosme Velho, 513 – Cosme Velho.
Getting there: The Corcovado Train departs from Cosme Velho Station, located about 30 minutes by car from central Rio areas such as Copacabana, Ipanema, and Flamengo.
Avoid driving your own car since there is no parking nearby. Use a taxi, Uber, or public bus to reach the station.
Carry your printed voucher to exchange for a boarding pass at the Corcovado Train box office on the day of the visit. Ensure your ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
The selected time slot is for the train going up to the Statue; the exact departure time will be confirmed on your boarding pass. Arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time for a smooth boarding experience.
Note: Trains depart approximately every 30 minutes. Priority boarding applies only to the uphill train; return transfers are on a first-come, first-served basis. So, plan your return accordingly.
The train and viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.
The experience involves climbing about 222 steps. But, for your convenience, ramps and elevators are available at the statue.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Robert

Jul 2025Verified booking

Valentino

Apr 2025Verified booking

Increadible to see such a massive structure. Access to the train is complicated. There are no signs indicating which line you have to use if you have tickets. There is a hoard of people with white tee shirts at the entrance that give tourists the wrong infomation.

Edmund

Jul 2025Verified booking

JodieAug, 2025

5/5

We received a discount for purchasing our second tickets through this platform. The experience at sugar loaf was lovely. Fast lines to get onto cable cart.

GeorgeAug, 2025

4/5

Purchasing the tickets through Headout was convenient and easy. Professional company with quality service. I rated the experience as good, because of the time required to board cable cars on the return to ground level. The view from the highest peak was incredible, especially at sunset and night fall. However, the most entertaining section is the midway point, with a greater variety of eateries or snack choices and a live DJ set.

ShaunJul, 2025

5/5

Process was quick and easy. The fast pass is well worth it with the queues. The experience itself is fantastic with great views of the city and good shopping plus places to grab food & drink at the top

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

Jumping the horrendously long lines was definitely the highlight of my experience. Breathtaking views!

DanielJul, 2025

5/5

Possible the most amazing views i've ever witnessed

TapioAug, 2025

4/5

Enjoy 360° views from Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain in a safe, scenic cable car ride.

Everything you get: Ride Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf Cable Car with access to Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. Choose from a standard ticket, skip-the-line access for faster entry, or a sunrise experience with early park access and a gourmet breakfast. Enjoy panoramic views, photo stops, and on-site cafés as you explore at your own pace.
Why choose this: Flexible ticket options for early risers, relaxed explorers, or time-conscious travelers.
Upgrades: Opt for the sunrise experience with a gourmet breakfast or skip the line for a smoother entry.

Inclusions

Access to Sugarloaf Cable Car
Free time to explore the park
Skip-the-line access to the cable car (based on the option selected)
Early access from 5:30am (based on the option selected)
Gourmet breakfast (based on the option selected)

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Guided tours or audio guides

The sunrise experience starts at 5:30am with early park access (before it opens to the public); guests must arrive on time to benefit from this exclusive entry.
The cable cars operate every 20 minutes or when full, with a maximum capacity of 65 people per cabin.
Priority access is included only with skip-the-line and sunrise tickets, standard tickets may require short waits during peak times.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.
Ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

George

Aug 2025Verified booking

Shaun

Jul 2025Verified booking

Jodie

Aug 2025Verified booking

We received a discount for purchasing our second tickets through this platform. The experience at sugar loaf was lovely. Fast lines to get onto cable cart.

Know This Before You Go

There’s no entry-only ticket to Christ the Redeemer—all access requires a round-trip via Corcovado Train or official vans. Spots fill up fast, so choose your ride and book early!

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AnaAug, 2025

5/5

MaríaAug, 2025

5/5

Very good and works super well! We were 6 friends and it worked great! The place is wonderful and the views are amazing. In winter it's cold up there is a lot of windchill. Bring a coat.

mirnaJul, 2025

5/5

The visit to Christ the Redeemer was very good. We arrived early, we made a small queue Once at the top, the Christ and the panoramic view were very impressive.

JodieAug, 2025

5/5

We received a discount for purchasing our second tickets through this platform. The experience at sugar loaf was lovely. Fast lines to get onto cable cart.

GeorgeAug, 2025

4/5

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

EdmundJul, 2025

4/5

JoseJun, 2025

5/5

We had a beautiful day at the statue with clear views of the city all around. The process was very smooth overall going up and coming back down.

StephenJun, 2025

4/5

MonicaAug, 2025

5/5

All excellent, very punctual

AstridJul, 2025

5/5

Skipping the insane line at the start is truly fantastic! The Redemer is impressie.

EldaJul, 2025

4/5

Beautiful! Loved seeing Christ the Redeemer in person and the view of the city.

GuillermoJul, 2025

5/5

Excellent service, clear, uncomplicated, simple and fast.

PaulaJun, 2025

5/5

Attentive staff, excellent signage and cleanliness, wonderful location

ANDREAJun, 2025

5/5

It was simple and quick. The photo I took on the way up was very flattering.

MarcosAug, 2025

5/5

SébastienAug, 2025

4/5

NataliaAug, 2025

5/5

FedorAug, 2025

5/5

DennisAug, 2025

5/5

VíctorAug, 2025

4/5

TusharAug, 2025

5/5

YenAug, 2025

5/5

EdgardoJul, 2025

5/5

lucianaJul, 2025

4/5

Save money and skip the planning! Rio’s best sights in a ready-to-go combo.

Everything you get at Christ the Redeemer: Jump on the 20-min scenic train journey from Cosme Velho at a reserved time and cruise through Tijuca Forest. At the top, take stairs, escalator, or elevator to reach Christ the Redeemer and bask in the views that stretch across the entire city, beaches, and mountains.
Everything you get at Sugarloaf Mountain: Glide up Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf cable car with stops at Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. Snap those skyline shots, grab a drink at a café, and soak in the views. With flexible ticket times, you can go early, go late, or just go when it works for you.
Why choose this combo: No trip to Rio is complete without Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf. This tour covers both with pre-booked entries and seamless transfers—no ticket hassles, no last-minute planning.

Inclusions Christ the Redeemer

Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue
Access to the Christ the Redeemer Museum
20-minute Corcovado train ride
Round-trip train transfers

Sugarloaf Mountain

Access to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car ride

Exclusions Christ the Redeemer

Hotel transfers
Tour guide

Sugarloaf Mountain

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Guided tours or audio guides

Christ the Redeemer

Boarding point: Rua Cosme Velho, 513 – Cosme Velho.
Getting there: The Corcovado Train departs from Cosme Velho Station, located about 30 minutes by car from central Rio areas such as Copacabana, Ipanema, and Flamengo.
Avoid driving your own car since there is no parking nearby. Use a taxi, Uber, or public bus to reach the station.
Carry your printed voucher to exchange for a boarding pass at the Corcovado Train box office on the day of the visit. Ensure your ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
The selected time slot is for the train going up to the Statue; the exact departure time will be confirmed on your boarding pass. Arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time for a smooth boarding experience.
Note: Trains depart approximately every 30 minutes. Priority boarding applies only to the uphill train; return transfers are on a first-come, first-served basis. So, plan your return accordingly.
The train and viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.
The experience involves climbing about 222 steps. But, for your convenience, ramps and elevators are available at the statue.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

Sugarloaf Mountain

The cable cars operate every 20 minutes or when full, with a maximum capacity of 65 people per cabin.
Good things come to those who wait, so please expect a considerable wait time before your experience begins.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.
The ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

George

Aug 2025Verified booking

Robert

Jul 2025Verified booking

Valentino

Apr 2025Verified booking

NicolasJul, 2025

4/5

RaymondJul, 2025

5/5

JUNIOJun, 2025

3/5

AnaJun, 2025

2/5

On the way back, as well as waiting 1 hour to be allocated a return van, they put us in the wrong van, we were supposed to go to the Copacabana stop and we went to Flamengo. The driver and staff were very rude.

ZeinApr, 2025

3/5

We were there at the 2pm christo experience on 4/8/25. There was a 2.5 hour delay between that time and when we actually went up due to an issue with the elevator. We were told we had to either wait or refund our tickets. They would not honor the same ticket for a different time. This was frustrating because we had already had to refund the tickets 2 days previously due to the rain. Would be better if you could honor existing tickets. The view was gorgeous but the process was not pleasant.

EmmaMay, 2025

5/5

Stunning visit and so smooth and efficient

VanessaMay, 2025

5/5

JohnApr, 2025

5/5

TahirApr, 2025

2/5

LileteMay, 2025

1/5

We suppose to ride a train, when we came to tha train station they said we can't ride because our ticket is for the van only. So we missed the van. I get new ticket again in the train station

MilanMay, 2025

1/5

I have problem to came back to town. Wait over 90 minutes for van. 2 or 3 vans go in town and at the end operators was very rude and almost have incident. At the end i call taxi becouse they have their own lists for guests for ride back to town. Guide wasn t there. Just leave us under statue and get lost.

LornaApr, 2025

1/5

Your app pointed to the wrong pick up point

ArunApr, 2025

1/5

We arrived at the pick up point and no one showed up to pick us up We reached 3:30 while the pick up time was 4 pm

MarilynApr, 2025

1/5

Very disappointed! Bought tickets for 3:30 pm but reached the statue at 7:30 pm where everything was just dark!

JosephApr, 2025

1/5

I bought the tickets by mistake

The fastest way to reach the summit—official van transfers with easy pickups across Rio.

Everything you get: Hop on an official van from Copacabana or Largo do Machado, and enjoy a comfortable ride through the Tijuca Forest. In about 30–45 mins, you’ll arrive at the Christ the Redeemer summit. From there, take the elevator, escalator, or a scenic stairway will bring you face-to-face with one of the world’s most iconic statues, surrounded by sweeping views of Rio.
Why choose this: Official vans run throughout the day from the two boarding points, offering the fastest and most flexible way to reach Christ the Redeemer. They also include a scenic stop at the Paineiras Visitor Center—perfect for a quick break and photo ops before continuing to the summit.
Upgrades: Swap the van for a scenic Corcovado Train ride through Tijuca Forest, departing from Cosme Velho Station and traveling to the statue.

Inclusions

Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue
Access to the Christ the Redeemer Museum
Access to Paineiras Visitor Center (only with van transfer)
Round-trip train transfer from Cosme Velho Station (based on option selected)
Round-trip van transfer from Copacabana or Largo do Machado (based on option selected)

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Tour guide

Tip: Pick your boarding point based on where you’re staying: Copacabana is ideal for South Zone beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema. Largo do Machado works best if you’re coming from central Rio areas such as Glória, Flamengo, or Lapa, or by metro.
Getting there (Copacabana): Located at Praça do Lido on Avenida Atlântica, this is ideal for those staying in Copacabana, Ipanema, or other South Zone areas. It’s a 10-min walk from Cardeal Arcoverde metro station, and nearby bus lines include 104-TRO4, 432, 457, 472, 473, and 483.
Getting there (Largo do Machado): Located in front of Nossa Senhora da Glória Church, just 2 minutes from Largo do Machado metro station. This is the most convenient option if you're staying in central Rio areas like Glória, Flamengo, or Lapa. Nearby bus lines include 104-TRO4, 497, 583, and 775D.
Carry your printed voucher to exchange for a boarding pass at the meeting point on the day of the visit. Ensure your ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.
The viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.
The experience involves climbing about 222 steps. But, for your convenience, ramps and elevators are available at the statue.
Return transfers follow the same boarding point and transport mode—if you depart from Largo do Machado by van, you'll return there by van as well.
Arrive at your boarding point at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. Vans operate on a strict schedule and will not wait for late arrivals. Missed departures are non-refundable.
Getting there (Cosme Velho Station): The Corcovado Train departs from Rua Cosme Velho, 513 – Cosme Velho, which is about 30 minutes by car from the city centres, including Ipanema or Copacabana. Avoid driving your own car, take a taxi, Uber, or bus to the train station on Rua Cosme Velho, as there is no parking nearby.
Note: Priority boarding for train transfer is only during the ride up to Christ the Redeemer. The return transfer is first-come, first-served basis. So, plan accordingly.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Big views, zero rush—Rio’s must-sees and sunset wrapped into one afternoon

Day out to: Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, and Sugarloaf Mountain—all on a relaxed half-day guided tour, perfectly timed to catch Rio’s magical sunset.
You’ll get: Small-group tour with round-trip hotel transfers, Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf cable car tickets, plus live commentary in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride up Corcovado Mountain in the comfy van to see Christ the Redeemer up close and take in sweeping views of Rio’s beaches, skyline, and mountains.
Selarón Steps & more: Climb the city’s most colorful staircase, crafted with love and thousands of tiles from around the world. Cruise by city gems like the Sambadrome and the striking, spaceship-like cathedral.
Sugarloaf Mountain: End on a high note as you board the famous cable car to Sugarloaf Mountain. Watch the sky turn gold and the city start to sparkle. Sunset hits differently up here.

Inclusions

Guided half-day tour of Rio de Janeiro
English, Spanish & Portuguese-speaking expert guide (other languages on request)
Round-trip van transfer from hotels in South Zone (Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Leme) and West Zone (Barra da Tijuca)
AC onboard
Entry to Christ the Redeemer
Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides
All taxes, fees, and handling charges

Exclusions

Food and drinks

Pickup is only available from hotels in Rio’s South Zone (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon) and Barra da Tijuca. Hostels, B&Bs, and private residences are not included.
Safety first! This experience is not recommended for guests with mobility issues due to walking and uneven surfaces at some sites.
Tour schedules may vary slightly depending on weather and sunset time to ensure the best viewing experience.
Children must always be accompanied by an adult.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Iconic Rio landmarks in half a day—guided visits & transfers for a time-saving experience

Day out to: Discover a slice of Rio's best in four to five hours—Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, and Maracanã on a lively tour led by an expert guide.
You’ll get: Round-trip hotel transfers, multilingual expert guides, Corcovado Train or van transfer, and Christ the Redeemer tickets.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride the Corcovado Train through the lush Tijuca Forest or opt for van transfer—either way, you’ll arrive at Rio’s most iconic statue for panoramic city views.
Rio in a glimpse: Pass by Brazil’s beloved Maracanã Stadium, climb the mosaic-covered Selarón Steps, and look up at the striking, cone-shaped Cathedral of Rio.
Upgrades: Short on time? Choose the express tour that covers both Christ the Redeemer with van transfer and Sugarloaf Mountain—perfect for catching Rio’s top views in one go.

Inclusions

Guided half-day tour of Rio de Janeiro (based on option selected)
Express guided tour (based on option selected)
English, Spanish & Portuguese-speaking expert guide
Round-trip van transfer from South Zone hotels (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon e São Conrado)
Round-trip van transfers from West Zone hotels: Barra da Tijuca (based on option selected)
AC onboard
Corcovado Train or van transfer to Christ the Redeemer with entry (based on option selected)
Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides (based on option selected)
All taxes, fees, and handling charges

Exclusions

Food and drinks

Hotel pickup and drop-off are only available from select areas in Rio’s South Zone and West Zone (if express tour selected). Hostels, B&Bs, and private residences are not included. Guests staying outside these zones must travel to a designated meeting point.
Safety first! This experience is not recommended for guests with mobility issues due to walking and uneven surfaces at some sites.
Tour schedules may vary slightly depending on weather and sunset time to ensure the best viewing experience.
Children must always be accompanied by an adult.
Sugarloaf Mountain cable car rides are subject to weather conditions and may be suspended in case of strong winds or storms.
Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the tour.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

ReneAug, 2025

5/5

Very professional and attentive guide

See Rio in a day—guided visits to Christ, Sugarloaf & more with hotel pickup & lunch options.

Day out to: Christ the Redeemer, Maracanã, Selarón Steps, and more on a fully guided small-group day tour with round-trip transfers by van from hotels in Rio’s South and West Zones.
You’ll get: Hotel pickup/drop-off, expert-guided city tour, entrance to Christ the Redeemer, and a small group tour for a more personal experience.
Christ the Redeemer Statue: Stand at the feet of one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and snap photos. Take in sweeping 360° views of Rio from this iconic hilltop.
Maracanã Stadium & more: Drive by the legendary Maracanã, Brazil’s football temple, and make scenic stops at the vibrant Selarón Steps, the grand Sambadrome, and the soaring Metropolitan Cathedral.
Upgrades: Go big with a traditional BBQ lunch loaded with cuts of meat, or keep it simple with a lighter executive lunch, or add the scenic Corcovado Train.

Pickup is only available from select hotels in Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon, and Barra da Tijuca. If your hotel is outside these areas, you’ll need to meet at a designated pickup point.
Picked the train ride? The Corcovado Train departs from Cosme Velho Station, which is about 30 minutes by car from the city centres, including Ipanema or Copacabana.
Large bags and suitcases are not allowed on the tour vehicle.
This experience is not recommended for guests with limited mobility, as it includes stairs and uneven terrain.
Please inform the name of your hotel or a nearby location during the reservation confirmation call.
Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the tour.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Fly over Rio’s top icons in just 12 mins—Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, beaches & more. Starting point: Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, Rio de Janeiro

Everything you get: Buckle up for a thrilling 12-minute helicopter ride with a pro pilot and panoramic windows made for jaw-dropping photos. No transfers, no fuss—just meet at the helipad and take to the skies!
Sights covered: Christ the Redeemer Statue, Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, Praia Vermelha, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, Jardim de Alah.
Why choose this: See all of Rio’s most iconic sights in one flight—perfect for first-timers, photographers, and anyone who wants a once-in-a-lifetime aerial adventure.

Inclusions

12-minute helicopter flight over Rio de Janeiro
Views of Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon beaches
Panoramic aerial views of Guanabara Bay and Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon
Safe and comfortable flight with a professional pilot

Exclusions

Sugarloaf Mountain cable car tickets

Transportation between hotels and the heliport

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Note: Your exact departure time will be provided upon confirmation. And, flights operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
A minimum of three passengers is required per flight. In the unlikely event this is not met, a full refund will be issued.
Children up to 2 years old typically fly free. However, if the pilot deems it necessary for safety, a separate seat will be required and charged.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

AnaAug, 2025

5/5

MaríaAug, 2025

5/5

Very good and works super well! We were 6 friends and it worked great! The place is wonderful and the views are amazing. In winter it's cold up there is a lot of windchill. Bring a coat.

mirnaJul, 2025

5/5

The visit to Christ the Redeemer was very good. We arrived early, we made a small queue Once at the top, the Christ and the panoramic view were very impressive.

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

EdmundJul, 2025

4/5

JoseJun, 2025

5/5

We had a beautiful day at the statue with clear views of the city all around. The process was very smooth overall going up and coming back down.

StephenJun, 2025

4/5

MonicaAug, 2025

5/5

All excellent, very punctual

AstridJul, 2025

5/5

Skipping the insane line at the start is truly fantastic! The Redemer is impressie.

EldaJul, 2025

4/5

Beautiful! Loved seeing Christ the Redeemer in person and the view of the city.

GuillermoJul, 2025

5/5

Excellent service, clear, uncomplicated, simple and fast.

PaulaJun, 2025

5/5

Attentive staff, excellent signage and cleanliness, wonderful location

ANDREAJun, 2025

5/5

It was simple and quick. The photo I took on the way up was very flattering.

MarcosAug, 2025

5/5

SébastienAug, 2025

4/5

NataliaAug, 2025

5/5

FedorAug, 2025

5/5

DennisAug, 2025

5/5

VíctorAug, 2025

4/5

TusharAug, 2025

5/5

YenAug, 2025

5/5

EdgardoJul, 2025

5/5

lucianaJul, 2025

4/5

DeborahJul, 2025

5/5

IngridJul, 2025

5/5

Ride a scenic train with pre-reserved timing and summit access to Christ the Redeemer.

Everything you get: Set off on a journey aboard the Corcovado Train, departing from the Cosme Velho station on a scenic 20-min ride through Tijuca Rainforest. Once at the top, choose between elevators, escalators, or a stairway to reach the summit, where breathtaking views of Rio await.
Why choose this: Forget juggling transport—your round-trip Corcovado train ride is all set, with a guaranteed time slot. Every 30 minutes, the train glides through lush Tijuca Forest, making it the most laid-back, photo-friendly way to reach Christ the Redeemer.

Inclusions

Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue
Access to the Christ the Redeemer Museum
20-minute scenic Corcovado train ride through Tijuca Forest
Pre-reserved train time slots
Round-trip train transfers to/from Cosmo Velho Station

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Tour guide

Tip: Your time slot is for the train ride up to Christ the Redeemer. Return trains run on a first-come, first-served basis. To avoid delays, arrive at the station at least 30 mins early to swap your voucher and board with ease.
Boarding point: Rua Cosme Velho, 513 – Cosme Velho.
Getting there: The Corcovado Train departs from Cosme Velho Station, located about 30 minutes by car from central Rio areas such as Copacabana, Ipanema, and Flamengo.
Avoid driving your own car since there is no parking nearby. Use a taxi, Uber, or public bus to reach the station.
Carry your printed voucher to exchange for a boarding pass at the Corcovado Train box office on the day of the visit. Ensure your ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
The selected time slot is for the train going up to the Statue; the exact departure time will be confirmed on your boarding pass. Arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time for a smooth boarding experience.
Note: Trains depart approximately every 30 minutes. Priority boarding applies only to the uphill train; return transfers are on a first-come, first-served basis. So, plan your return accordingly.
The train and viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.
The experience involves climbing about 222 steps. But, for your convenience, ramps and elevators are available at the statue.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Robert

Jul 2025Verified booking

Valentino

Apr 2025Verified booking

Edmund

Jul 2025Verified booking

JodieAug, 2025

5/5

We received a discount for purchasing our second tickets through this platform. The experience at sugar loaf was lovely. Fast lines to get onto cable cart.

GeorgeAug, 2025

4/5

ShaunJul, 2025

5/5

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

Jumping the horrendously long lines was definitely the highlight of my experience. Breathtaking views!

DanielJul, 2025

5/5

Possible the most amazing views i've ever witnessed

TapioAug, 2025

4/5

Enjoy 360° views from Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain in a safe, scenic cable car ride.

Everything you get: Ride Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf Cable Car with access to Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. Choose from a standard ticket, skip-the-line access for faster entry, or a sunrise experience with early park access and a gourmet breakfast. Enjoy panoramic views, photo stops, and on-site cafés as you explore at your own pace.
Why choose this: Flexible ticket options for early risers, relaxed explorers, or time-conscious travelers.
Upgrades: Opt for the sunrise experience with a gourmet breakfast or skip the line for a smoother entry.

Inclusions

Access to Sugarloaf Cable Car
Free time to explore the park
Skip-the-line access to the cable car (based on the option selected)
Early access from 5:30am (based on the option selected)
Gourmet breakfast (based on the option selected)

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Guided tours or audio guides

The sunrise experience starts at 5:30am with early park access (before it opens to the public); guests must arrive on time to benefit from this exclusive entry.
The cable cars operate every 20 minutes or when full, with a maximum capacity of 65 people per cabin.
Priority access is included only with skip-the-line and sunrise tickets, standard tickets may require short waits during peak times.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.
Ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

George

Aug 2025Verified booking

Shaun

Jul 2025Verified booking

Jodie

Aug 2025Verified booking

We received a discount for purchasing our second tickets through this platform. The experience at sugar loaf was lovely. Fast lines to get onto cable cart.

AnaAug, 2025

5/5

MaríaAug, 2025

5/5

Very good and works super well! We were 6 friends and it worked great! The place is wonderful and the views are amazing. In winter it's cold up there is a lot of windchill. Bring a coat.

mirnaJul, 2025

5/5

The visit to Christ the Redeemer was very good. We arrived early, we made a small queue Once at the top, the Christ and the panoramic view were very impressive.

JodieAug, 2025

5/5

We received a discount for purchasing our second tickets through this platform. The experience at sugar loaf was lovely. Fast lines to get onto cable cart.

GeorgeAug, 2025

4/5

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

EdmundJul, 2025

4/5

JoseJun, 2025

5/5

We had a beautiful day at the statue with clear views of the city all around. The process was very smooth overall going up and coming back down.

StephenJun, 2025

4/5

MonicaAug, 2025

5/5

All excellent, very punctual

AstridJul, 2025

5/5

Skipping the insane line at the start is truly fantastic! The Redemer is impressie.

EldaJul, 2025

4/5

Beautiful! Loved seeing Christ the Redeemer in person and the view of the city.

GuillermoJul, 2025

5/5

Excellent service, clear, uncomplicated, simple and fast.

PaulaJun, 2025

5/5

Attentive staff, excellent signage and cleanliness, wonderful location

ANDREAJun, 2025

5/5

It was simple and quick. The photo I took on the way up was very flattering.

MarcosAug, 2025

5/5

SébastienAug, 2025

4/5

NataliaAug, 2025

5/5

FedorAug, 2025

5/5

DennisAug, 2025

5/5

VíctorAug, 2025

4/5

TusharAug, 2025

5/5

YenAug, 2025

5/5

EdgardoJul, 2025

5/5

lucianaJul, 2025

4/5

Save money and skip the planning! Rio’s best sights in a ready-to-go combo.

Everything you get at Christ the Redeemer: Jump on the 20-min scenic train journey from Cosme Velho at a reserved time and cruise through Tijuca Forest. At the top, take stairs, escalator, or elevator to reach Christ the Redeemer and bask in the views that stretch across the entire city, beaches, and mountains.
Everything you get at Sugarloaf Mountain: Glide up Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf cable car with stops at Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. Snap those skyline shots, grab a drink at a café, and soak in the views. With flexible ticket times, you can go early, go late, or just go when it works for you.
Why choose this combo: No trip to Rio is complete without Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf. This tour covers both with pre-booked entries and seamless transfers—no ticket hassles, no last-minute planning.

Inclusions Christ the Redeemer

Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue
Access to the Christ the Redeemer Museum
20-minute Corcovado train ride
Round-trip train transfers

Sugarloaf Mountain

Access to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car ride

Exclusions Christ the Redeemer

Hotel transfers
Tour guide

Sugarloaf Mountain

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Guided tours or audio guides

Christ the Redeemer

Boarding point: Rua Cosme Velho, 513 – Cosme Velho.
Getting there: The Corcovado Train departs from Cosme Velho Station, located about 30 minutes by car from central Rio areas such as Copacabana, Ipanema, and Flamengo.
Avoid driving your own car since there is no parking nearby. Use a taxi, Uber, or public bus to reach the station.
Carry your printed voucher to exchange for a boarding pass at the Corcovado Train box office on the day of the visit. Ensure your ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
The selected time slot is for the train going up to the Statue; the exact departure time will be confirmed on your boarding pass. Arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before your scheduled time for a smooth boarding experience.
Note: Trains depart approximately every 30 minutes. Priority boarding applies only to the uphill train; return transfers are on a first-come, first-served basis. So, plan your return accordingly.
The train and viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.
The experience involves climbing about 222 steps. But, for your convenience, ramps and elevators are available at the statue.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

Sugarloaf Mountain

The cable cars operate every 20 minutes or when full, with a maximum capacity of 65 people per cabin.
Good things come to those who wait, so please expect a considerable wait time before your experience begins.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.
The ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

George

Aug 2025Verified booking

Robert

Jul 2025Verified booking

Valentino

Apr 2025Verified booking

NicolasJul, 2025

4/5

RaymondJul, 2025

5/5

JUNIOJun, 2025

3/5

AnaJun, 2025

2/5

ZeinApr, 2025

3/5

EmmaMay, 2025

5/5

Stunning visit and so smooth and efficient

VanessaMay, 2025

5/5

JohnApr, 2025

5/5

TahirApr, 2025

2/5

LileteMay, 2025

1/5

We suppose to ride a train, when we came to tha train station they said we can't ride because our ticket is for the van only. So we missed the van. I get new ticket again in the train station

MilanMay, 2025

1/5

LornaApr, 2025

1/5

Your app pointed to the wrong pick up point

ArunApr, 2025

1/5

We arrived at the pick up point and no one showed up to pick us up We reached 3:30 while the pick up time was 4 pm

MarilynApr, 2025

1/5

Very disappointed! Bought tickets for 3:30 pm but reached the statue at 7:30 pm where everything was just dark!

JosephApr, 2025

1/5

I bought the tickets by mistake

The fastest way to reach the summit—official van transfers with easy pickups across Rio.

Everything you get: Hop on an official van from Copacabana or Largo do Machado, and enjoy a comfortable ride through the Tijuca Forest. In about 30–45 mins, you’ll arrive at the Christ the Redeemer summit. From there, take the elevator, escalator, or a scenic stairway will bring you face-to-face with one of the world’s most iconic statues, surrounded by sweeping views of Rio.
Why choose this: Official vans run throughout the day from the two boarding points, offering the fastest and most flexible way to reach Christ the Redeemer. They also include a scenic stop at the Paineiras Visitor Center—perfect for a quick break and photo ops before continuing to the summit.
Upgrades: Swap the van for a scenic Corcovado Train ride through Tijuca Forest, departing from Cosme Velho Station and traveling to the statue.

Inclusions

Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue
Access to the Christ the Redeemer Museum
Access to Paineiras Visitor Center (only with van transfer)
Round-trip train transfer from Cosme Velho Station (based on option selected)
Round-trip van transfer from Copacabana or Largo do Machado (based on option selected)

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Tour guide

Tip: Pick your boarding point based on where you’re staying: Copacabana is ideal for South Zone beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema. Largo do Machado works best if you’re coming from central Rio areas such as Glória, Flamengo, or Lapa, or by metro.
Getting there (Copacabana): Located at Praça do Lido on Avenida Atlântica, this is ideal for those staying in Copacabana, Ipanema, or other South Zone areas. It’s a 10-min walk from Cardeal Arcoverde metro station, and nearby bus lines include 104-TRO4, 432, 457, 472, 473, and 483.
Getting there (Largo do Machado): Located in front of Nossa Senhora da Glória Church, just 2 minutes from Largo do Machado metro station. This is the most convenient option if you're staying in central Rio areas like Glória, Flamengo, or Lapa. Nearby bus lines include 104-TRO4, 497, 583, and 775D.
Carry your printed voucher to exchange for a boarding pass at the meeting point on the day of the visit. Ensure your ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.
The viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.
The experience involves climbing about 222 steps. But, for your convenience, ramps and elevators are available at the statue.
Return transfers follow the same boarding point and transport mode—if you depart from Largo do Machado by van, you'll return there by van as well.
Arrive at your boarding point at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. Vans operate on a strict schedule and will not wait for late arrivals. Missed departures are non-refundable.
Getting there (Cosme Velho Station): The Corcovado Train departs from Rua Cosme Velho, 513 – Cosme Velho, which is about 30 minutes by car from the city centres, including Ipanema or Copacabana. Avoid driving your own car, take a taxi, Uber, or bus to the train station on Rua Cosme Velho, as there is no parking nearby.
Note: Priority boarding for train transfer is only during the ride up to Christ the Redeemer. The return transfer is first-come, first-served basis. So, plan accordingly.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Big views, zero rush—Rio’s must-sees and sunset wrapped into one afternoon

Day out to: Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, and Sugarloaf Mountain—all on a relaxed half-day guided tour, perfectly timed to catch Rio’s magical sunset.
You’ll get: Small-group tour with round-trip hotel transfers, Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf cable car tickets, plus live commentary in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride up Corcovado Mountain in the comfy van to see Christ the Redeemer up close and take in sweeping views of Rio’s beaches, skyline, and mountains.
Selarón Steps & more: Climb the city’s most colorful staircase, crafted with love and thousands of tiles from around the world. Cruise by city gems like the Sambadrome and the striking, spaceship-like cathedral.
Sugarloaf Mountain: End on a high note as you board the famous cable car to Sugarloaf Mountain. Watch the sky turn gold and the city start to sparkle. Sunset hits differently up here.

Inclusions

Guided half-day tour of Rio de Janeiro
English, Spanish & Portuguese-speaking expert guide (other languages on request)
Round-trip van transfer from hotels in South Zone (Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Leme) and West Zone (Barra da Tijuca)
AC onboard
Entry to Christ the Redeemer
Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides
All taxes, fees, and handling charges

Exclusions

Food and drinks

Pickup is only available from hotels in Rio’s South Zone (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon) and Barra da Tijuca. Hostels, B&Bs, and private residences are not included.
Safety first! This experience is not recommended for guests with mobility issues due to walking and uneven surfaces at some sites.
Tour schedules may vary slightly depending on weather and sunset time to ensure the best viewing experience.
Children must always be accompanied by an adult.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Iconic Rio landmarks in half a day—guided visits & transfers for a time-saving experience

Day out to: Discover a slice of Rio's best in four to five hours—Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, and Maracanã on a lively tour led by an expert guide.
You’ll get: Round-trip hotel transfers, multilingual expert guides, Corcovado Train or van transfer, and Christ the Redeemer tickets.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride the Corcovado Train through the lush Tijuca Forest or opt for van transfer—either way, you’ll arrive at Rio’s most iconic statue for panoramic city views.
Rio in a glimpse: Pass by Brazil’s beloved Maracanã Stadium, climb the mosaic-covered Selarón Steps, and look up at the striking, cone-shaped Cathedral of Rio.
Upgrades: Short on time? Choose the express tour that covers both Christ the Redeemer with van transfer and Sugarloaf Mountain—perfect for catching Rio’s top views in one go.

Inclusions

Guided half-day tour of Rio de Janeiro (based on option selected)
Express guided tour (based on option selected)
English, Spanish & Portuguese-speaking expert guide
Round-trip van transfer from South Zone hotels (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon e São Conrado)
Round-trip van transfers from West Zone hotels: Barra da Tijuca (based on option selected)
AC onboard
Corcovado Train or van transfer to Christ the Redeemer with entry (based on option selected)
Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides (based on option selected)
All taxes, fees, and handling charges

Exclusions

Food and drinks

Hotel pickup and drop-off are only available from select areas in Rio’s South Zone and West Zone (if express tour selected). Hostels, B&Bs, and private residences are not included. Guests staying outside these zones must travel to a designated meeting point.
Safety first! This experience is not recommended for guests with mobility issues due to walking and uneven surfaces at some sites.
Tour schedules may vary slightly depending on weather and sunset time to ensure the best viewing experience.
Children must always be accompanied by an adult.
Sugarloaf Mountain cable car rides are subject to weather conditions and may be suspended in case of strong winds or storms.
Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the tour.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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See Rio in a day—guided visits to Christ, Sugarloaf & more with hotel pickup & lunch options.

Day out to: Christ the Redeemer, Maracanã, Selarón Steps, and more on a fully guided small-group day tour with round-trip transfers by van from hotels in Rio’s South and West Zones.
You’ll get: Hotel pickup/drop-off, expert-guided city tour, entrance to Christ the Redeemer, and a small group tour for a more personal experience.
Christ the Redeemer Statue: Stand at the feet of one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and snap photos. Take in sweeping 360° views of Rio from this iconic hilltop.
Maracanã Stadium & more: Drive by the legendary Maracanã, Brazil’s football temple, and make scenic stops at the vibrant Selarón Steps, the grand Sambadrome, and the soaring Metropolitan Cathedral.
Upgrades: Go big with a traditional BBQ lunch loaded with cuts of meat, or keep it simple with a lighter executive lunch, or add the scenic Corcovado Train.

Pickup is only available from select hotels in Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon, and Barra da Tijuca. If your hotel is outside these areas, you’ll need to meet at a designated pickup point.
Picked the train ride? The Corcovado Train departs from Cosme Velho Station, which is about 30 minutes by car from the city centres, including Ipanema or Copacabana.
Large bags and suitcases are not allowed on the tour vehicle.
This experience is not recommended for guests with limited mobility, as it includes stairs and uneven terrain.
Please inform the name of your hotel or a nearby location during the reservation confirmation call.
Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the tour.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Christ the Redeemer Tickets with Corcovado Train Transfer

Ride a scenic train with pre-reserved timing and summit access to Christ the Redeemer.

Everything you get: Set off on a journey aboard the Corcovado Train, departing from the Cosme Velho station on a scenic 20-min ride through Tijuca Rainforest. Once at the top, choose between elevators, escalators, or a stairway to reach the summit, where breathtaking views of Rio await.
Why choose this: Forget juggling transport—your round-trip Corcovado train ride is all set, with a guaranteed time slot. Every 30 minutes, the train glides through lush Tijuca Forest, making it the most laid-back, photo-friendly way to reach Christ the Redeemer.

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2 hr.

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Sugarloaf Cable Car Tickets

Enjoy 360° views from Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain in a safe, scenic cable car ride.

Everything you get: Ride Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf Cable Car with access to Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. Choose from a standard ticket, skip-the-line access for faster entry, or a sunrise experience with early park access and a gourmet breakfast. Enjoy panoramic views, photo stops, and on-site cafés as you explore at your own pace.
Why choose this: Flexible ticket options for early risers, relaxed explorers, or time-conscious travelers.
Upgrades: Opt for the sunrise experience with a gourmet breakfast or skip the line for a smoother entry.

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Flexible duration

Meals included

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Combo (Save 5%): Christ the Redeemer with Train Transfer + Sugarloaf Mountain Tickets

Save money and skip the planning! Rio’s best sights in a ready-to-go combo.

Everything you get at Christ the Redeemer: Jump on the 20-min scenic train journey from Cosme Velho at a reserved time and cruise through Tijuca Forest. At the top, take stairs, escalator, or elevator to reach Christ the Redeemer and bask in the views that stretch across the entire city, beaches, and mountains.
Everything you get at Sugarloaf Mountain: Glide up Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf cable car with stops at Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. Snap those skyline shots, grab a drink at a café, and soak in the views. With flexible ticket times, you can go early, go late, or just go when it works for you.
Why choose this combo: No trip to Rio is complete without Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf. This tour covers both with pre-booked entries and seamless transfers—no ticket hassles, no last-minute planning.

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Christ the Redeemer Tickets with Van Transfer

The fastest way to reach the summit—official van transfers with easy pickups across Rio.

Everything you get: Hop on an official van from Copacabana or Largo do Machado, and enjoy a comfortable ride through the Tijuca Forest. In about 30–45 mins, you’ll arrive at the Christ the Redeemer summit. From there, take the elevator, escalator, or a scenic stairway will bring you face-to-face with one of the world’s most iconic statues, surrounded by sweeping views of Rio.
Why choose this: Official vans run throughout the day from the two boarding points, offering the fastest and most flexible way to reach Christ the Redeemer. They also include a scenic stop at the Paineiras Visitor Center—perfect for a quick break and photo ops before continuing to the summit.
Upgrades: Swap the van for a scenic Corcovado Train ride through Tijuca Forest, departing from Cosme Velho Station and traveling to the statue.

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Sunset Tour of Rio with Christ the Redeemer Tickets

Big views, zero rush—Rio’s must-sees and sunset wrapped into one afternoon

Day out to: Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, and Sugarloaf Mountain—all on a relaxed half-day guided tour, perfectly timed to catch Rio’s magical sunset.
You’ll get: Small-group tour with round-trip hotel transfers, Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf cable car tickets, plus live commentary in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride up Corcovado Mountain in the comfy van to see Christ the Redeemer up close and take in sweeping views of Rio’s beaches, skyline, and mountains.
Selarón Steps & more: Climb the city’s most colorful staircase, crafted with love and thousands of tiles from around the world. Cruise by city gems like the Sambadrome and the striking, spaceship-like cathedral.
Sugarloaf Mountain: End on a high note as you board the famous cable car to Sugarloaf Mountain. Watch the sky turn gold and the city start to sparkle. Sunset hits differently up here.

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Free cancellation

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6 hr.

Guided tour

Transfers included

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Half-Day Tour of Rio: Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain and More

Iconic Rio landmarks in half a day—guided visits & transfers for a time-saving experience

Day out to: Discover a slice of Rio's best in four to five hours—Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, and Maracanã on a lively tour led by an expert guide.
You’ll get: Round-trip hotel transfers, multilingual expert guides, Corcovado Train or van transfer, and Christ the Redeemer tickets.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride the Corcovado Train through the lush Tijuca Forest or opt for van transfer—either way, you’ll arrive at Rio’s most iconic statue for panoramic city views.
Rio in a glimpse: Pass by Brazil’s beloved Maracanã Stadium, climb the mosaic-covered Selarón Steps, and look up at the striking, cone-shaped Cathedral of Rio.
Upgrades: Short on time? Choose the express tour that covers both Christ the Redeemer with van transfer and Sugarloaf Mountain—perfect for catching Rio’s top views in one go.

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4 hr. - 5 hr.

Guided tour

Transfers included

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Full-Day Tour of Rio: Christ the Redeemer, Maracanã, Selarón Steps and More

See Rio in a day—guided visits to Christ, Sugarloaf & more with hotel pickup & lunch options.

Day out to: Christ the Redeemer, Maracanã, Selarón Steps, and more on a fully guided small-group day tour with round-trip transfers by van from hotels in Rio’s South and West Zones.
You’ll get: Hotel pickup/drop-off, expert-guided city tour, entrance to Christ the Redeemer, and a small group tour for a more personal experience.
Christ the Redeemer Statue: Stand at the feet of one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and snap photos. Take in sweeping 360° views of Rio from this iconic hilltop.
Maracanã Stadium & more: Drive by the legendary Maracanã, Brazil’s football temple, and make scenic stops at the vibrant Selarón Steps, the grand Sambadrome, and the soaring Metropolitan Cathedral.
Upgrades: Go big with a traditional BBQ lunch loaded with cuts of meat, or keep it simple with a lighter executive lunch, or add the scenic Corcovado Train.

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8 hr.

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Rio, Christ the Redeemer & Sugarloaf Helicopter Tour

Fly over Rio’s top icons in just 12 mins—Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, beaches & more. Starting point: Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, Rio de Janeiro

Everything you get: Buckle up for a thrilling 12-minute helicopter ride with a pro pilot and panoramic windows made for jaw-dropping photos. No transfers, no fuss—just meet at the helipad and take to the skies!
Sights covered: Christ the Redeemer Statue, Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, Praia Vermelha, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, Jardim de Alah.
Why choose this: See all of Rio’s most iconic sights in one flight—perfect for first-timers, photographers, and anyone who wants a once-in-a-lifetime aerial adventure.

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Fly over Rio’s top icons in just 12 mins—Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, beaches & more. Starting point: Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, Rio de Janeiro

Everything you get: Buckle up for a thrilling 12-minute helicopter ride with a pro pilot and panoramic windows made for jaw-dropping photos. No transfers, no fuss—just meet at the helipad and take to the skies!
Sights covered: Christ the Redeemer Statue, Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, Praia Vermelha, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, Jardim de Alah.
Why choose this: See all of Rio’s most iconic sights in one flight—perfect for first-timers, photographers, and anyone who wants a once-in-a-lifetime aerial adventure.

Inclusions

12-minute helicopter flight over Rio de Janeiro
Views of Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon beaches
Panoramic aerial views of Guanabara Bay and Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon
Safe and comfortable flight with a professional pilot

Exclusions

Sugarloaf Mountain cable car tickets

Transportation between hotels and the heliport

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Note: Your exact departure time will be provided upon confirmation. And, flights operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
A minimum of three passengers is required per flight. In the unlikely event this is not met, a full refund will be issued.
Children up to 2 years old typically fly free. However, if the pilot deems it necessary for safety, a separate seat will be required and charged.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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There’s no entry-only ticket to Christ the Redeemer—all access requires a round-trip via Corcovado Train or official vans. Spots fill up fast, so choose your ride and book early!

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