Do I need to print my ticket?

No, mobile vouchers for Sugarloaf Mountain tickets are normally scanned at the turnstile. Just keep your QR code ready.

Will I skip every line if I book online?

You skip the ticket office, but not the boarding line for the Sugarloaf Mountain cable car. Expect 10–30 minutes, depending on crowds.

How long does a visit take?

Around 2–3 hours if you explore both peaks, relax on terraces, or stay for sunset.

What’s the difference between a guided tour and regular entry?

Regular entry includes only the cable car rides and viewpoints. Guided options add a host, hotel transfers, and often Christ the Redeemer. Ideal if you don’t want to navigate the Rio transport alone.

Is it worth combining Sugarloaf and Christ the Redeemer?

If you’re short on time, yes. Look for packages with the Corcovado train, which takes you directly to the statue.

Are Sugarloaf Mountain Rio tickets refundable?

Many offer free cancellation up to 24–48 hours, while some tours are stricter. Always check the cancellation policy before paying.

Absolutely. Cable cars are enclosed, terraces are wide, and there’s room for strollers. Just keep snacks away from opportunistic monkeys.

Is the site wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The cable cars and main terraces at both levels have ramps and smooth walkways. Avoid the nature trails at Morro da Urca if mobility is limited.

Sugarloaf Mountain Tickets | Cable Car Rides & Rio Tours

Quick overview

Ways to explore: Choose from Sugarloaf Mountain tickets, guided half-day city tours, or full-day Rio itineraries that bundle Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf in one day.
Additional access: Every option includes the classic Sugarloaf cable car ride; some add hotel transfers, the Corcovado train, and time at key downtown and beach viewpoints.
Unique experiences: Sunset-focused tours time your visit for golden light over Guanabara Bay, Copacabana, and Christ the Redeemer, with unhurried photo stops.
Queues & access: Pre-booked mobile Sugarloaf Mountain tickets help you skip the ticket-office line, but you’ll still pass security and queue briefly to board each cable car.
When to book: Sunset and combo tours with Christ the Redeemer often sell out on weekends and holidays. Aim to book at least 7–14 days in advance.
Good to know: Experiences range from 4-hour highlights to 9-hour full-day tours; check inclusions for guides, transport, and cancellation flexibility before you pay.
Best upgrade: If you’re undecided, go for a full-day Rio combo covering Christ, Sugarloaf, Selarón Steps, and coastal viewpoints for maximum stories and scenery in one ticket.

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Which Sugarloaf Mountain ticket is best for you?

Ticket type	Entrance used	Lines skipped	Security	Includes	Upgrades/add-ons	Why pick this	Cancelation policy	Price from
Cable car tickets	Praia Vermelha station	Ticket office	Security	Access to Sugarloaf cable car, Free time to explore the park	Skip-the-line access to the cable car	• Cheapest way to ride the cable car • Explore at your own pace	Can’t be canceled or rescheduled	R$255
Combo tickets	Cosme Velho station + Praia Vermelha station	Ticket office	Security	Access to the Christ the Redeemer Statue and Sugarloaf cable car, Round-trip train transfers to/from the statue	No	• Covers Rio’s two headline viewpoints in one go • Minimal DIY logistics	Can’t be canceled or rescheduled	R$465
Full-day tour	Hotel pickup	Ticket office	Security	9-hour tour of Rio, Round-trip hotel transfers, Expert guide, Sugarloaf cable car and Christ the Redeemer tickets, Stops at Sambadrome, Selarón Steps, and more	Train or van transfer to Christ the Redeemer, Executive or BBQ lunch	• “See-it-all” day with stories and photo stops • Ideal if you have just one full day	Cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund	R$633
Guided tour + half-day tour	Hotel pickup	Ticket office	Security	Access to Sugarloaf Mountain cable car, Photo stops at Sambadrome, Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square & Teatro Municipal, Round-trip hotel transfers, Expert guides, Audio commentary	No	• Time-saving overview of Rio’s top bay views • Works well for tight schedules	Cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund	R$475

What to expect at Sugarloaf Mountain?

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Begin at Praia Vermelha

You enter through a garden-style forecourt, dotted with palm trees and historic cable car memorabilia. Tickets are scanned at the turnstile, and you’ll see the first boarding platform straight ahead, with cabins gliding in every few minutes.

Board the first cable car to Morro da Urca

As the doors close, the cable car lifts you above Urca’s red-roofed homes, climbing toward a rocky ledge. The water below grows larger and brighter, and landmarks like Botafogo Beach and Guanabara Bay appear in layers on the skyline.

Explore Morro da Urca (cafés, terraces, and mini viewpoints)

You can linger at this mid-station on observation decks, watch small planes take off from Santos Dumont Airport, or grab snacks ranging from Brazilian brigadeiros to açai bowls. Short paths wind through native trees, and the Sugarloaf summit towers just behind you.

Take the second cable car

This ride feels more suspended, with the ocean on one side and sheer granite on the other. The cabin hangs quietly between two cliffs, and as it rises, Copacabana Beach curves into full view, with its long white strip meeting the Atlantic.

Stand at 396 meters and trace Rio’s geography

At the top, you’ll find telescopes, walking paths, and tiered decks facing different parts of the city: Christ the Redeemer on Corcovado, the crescent of Copacabana, jungle-covered mountains, and cargo ships gliding slowly into Guanabara Bay. The light shifts constantly—morning haze, golden afternoon, deep-blue sunset glow.

Make it a story with guided or combo tours

On certain tours, this summit becomes one chapter in a larger journey linking Rio’s identity. You might start at Christ the Redeemer by train, explore historic steps in Lapa, and end at Sugarloaf’s summit for sunset, letting the cable car be both transport and finale.

Things to know before booking your tickets to Sugarloaf Mountain

How do you want to meet Sugarloaf? You can do it the simple way (just hop on the cable cars and wander at your own pace). If you hate figuring out buses, hills, timing, and taxis, a day tour with guides, hotel transfers, and access to other landmarks is ideal.
Does booking online magically teleport you to the top? Nope, you still board with everyone else. Pre-booking is like cutting the cafeteria line, not getting VIP helicopter access. You skip the ticket office, but cable car boarding takes 10–30 minutes, especially around sunset when half of Rio suddenly remembers it loves views.
What do you actually get once inside? Two cable cars, two different peaks, and one of the world’s most cinematic lookouts.
Cable car only… or Christ too? If you’re doing both in one day, choose the combo ticket with the Corcovado train.
Half day or full day? What’s the vibe? Half-day tour is “quick taste of Rio + big views.” A full-day tour is the whole meal: murals at Selarón Steps, playful airport flybys from Urca, cathedral geometry, beaches, and then Sugarloaf as your grand finale.
Is sunset worth fighting the crowds for? Absolutely. When Rio turns gold and Copacabana looks like someone polished it. Locals love these sunset tours too, so book early for weekends and summer (Dec–Mar).
Will the Rio weather ruin the magic? Fog might hide the view for a bit, but it often lifts. The only real villain is wind. If the cable cars stop, you’ll usually get a refund or a new time slot.
Is Sugarloaf friendly for all travelers? Yes, the cable cars and main decks are wheelchair-friendly and easy to navigate.

Explore Sugarloaf Mountain

Morro da Urca View Decks

The first stop gives you a playful peek at Rio with Botafogo’s beach shaped like a teacup, and islands scattered like stepping stones. It’s a “wow,” but it’s only the warm-up.

Access: Included

Nature trail overlook (Urca Forest path)

Just a few minutes off the main terrace, this short trail winds through native trees where monkeys occasionally hang out like they own the place (they kind of do). Great for a quick dose of the rainforest before your next cable car ride.

Access: Included

Sugarloaf Summit walks & terraces

Once you’re 396m above the Atlantic, you can wander through winding paths, sit under shade trees, climb tiered viewing decks, and watch the light shift across the city. Some corners are busy, others feel like secret balconies above a skyline.

Access: Included

Panorama of Christ the Redeemer & beaches

From this angle, Christ seems almost level with you, the beaches look like crescent brushstrokes, and the breakers hit the coastline in perfect, rhythmic lines. Telescopes help you see the statue’s silhouette against the clouds.

Access: Included

Sunset terraces & café spots

If you stay for sundown, find a terrace where the Atlantic glows orange, then deepens to blue. Grab a cold drink or sweet brigadeiro and watch the city lights flick on boats, buildings, the airport runway, and finally the mountain itself.

Access: Included

Plan your visit to Sugarloaf Mountain

Cable car departing for Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro, with cityscape and ocean view.

Daily: 8am to 9pm (last cable car up usually around 7:30–8pm)
Expect a 10 to 20 minute queue for boarding, slightly longer at sunset.

Best time to go:

Mornings, if you want softer light and fewer people.
Late afternoon into sunset, if you want drama (book early during summer).
Best months: April to June & August to October for warm, beautiful skies, fewer crowds.

Sugarloaf Mountain opening hours

Sugarloaf sits in the calm, historic seaside neighborhood of Urca, tucked between forested cliffs and a tiny beach.

Metro + bus: Take the Metro to Botafogo, then bus 581/582 or a quick taxi to Praia Vermelha (5–10 min).
Taxi/ride app: Quick and inexpensive from Copacabana, Ipanema, or Lapa; you’ll be dropped at the entrance plaza.
On foot: A scenic 20–30-minute walk from Botafogo if you enjoy waterfront strolls.
Driving? Parking is limited; try using a taxi/ride app unless you’re very lucky or early.

Getting to Sugarloaf Mountain

Accessible restrooms with clear signage at a tourist attraction.

Food & drinks: Cafés and snack kiosks at both Morro da Urca and the summit (great for an açaí break).
Restrooms: Clean and available at both levels.
Souvenir shops: Local crafts, artistic prints, and Sugarloaf-themed collectibles.
Free time allowed: Stay as long as you like once you’ve entered. No time limit.
Wi-Fi: Limited; signal improves at cafés. Save uploads for later.

About Sugarloaf Mountain

Main Entrance (Praia Vermelha Plaza): Best for all tickets, including mobile vouchers. Has turnstiles, boarding platforms, cafés, and cable-car memorabilia displays
Ticket redemption: Most Sugarloaf Mountain tickets are scanned digitally at the turnstile. No need for paper exchange unless your tour host instructs otherwise.
Security check: Quick scanner for bags (no drones, no large tripods, no alcohol). Expect 2–5 minutes.

Cable cars are wheelchair-friendly and board level with platforms.
Wide terraces at both peaks with ramp access.
Some panoramic points have slight slopes; ask staff for the easiest route.
Avoid nature trails at Morro da Urca if mobility is limited. Stick to the decks; the views are just as spectacular.

Tips & guidelines

Skip the center decks and head to the side terraces on both peaks. They’re quieter, the angles are wider, and you’ll get Copacabana and Christ in a single frame.
Arrive early, ride both cable cars, and claim your spot on the summit before the light changes. Once the sun hits the horizon, cable car queues get longer, and you don’t want to be stuck mid-line when the sky turns neon.
Leave heavy tripods, big bags, and full-size cameras at home if you’re not shooting professionally. Security may stop bulky gear, and the best photos actually come from handheld shots on terraces, not giant lenses.
Skip the rush to the summit and linger at Morro da Urca first. This “halfway peak” has unexpected gems: monkeys in the trees, runway views of tiny planes landing, and killer angles of boats on Guanabara Bay.
During sunset, ride apps sometimes spike. If you booked a tour that includes transport, great. If not, order your ride before you exit, while you’re still on the terrace with Wi-Fi.
Dress for the wind, not just the weather. Bring a light layer, or you’ll be hugging strangers’ shadows for warmth as the sun goes down.
Don’t feed the monkeys—ever. They look cute until they snatch your snacks or camera. Feeding them is banned, and honestly, they’re perfectly capable of stealing what they want without your help.
Drones are strictly banned for safety. And, the view from the Sugarloaf cable car and summit already feels like a bird’s-eye flight.

Plan your visit to Sugarloaf Mountain

Frequently asked questions about Sugarloaf Mountain tickets

Yes, every entry covers the ride to Morro da Urca and the Sugarloaf summit on the famous Sugarloaf cable car. You don’t need separate access for either level.

Accessibility

This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.

Additional information

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 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.
The ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

Inclusions #

Access to Sugarloaf Mountain cable car rides
Free time to explore the park
Skip-the-line access to the cable car (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Guided tours or audio guides

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Christ the Redeemer

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.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification at entry. Prepare for variable weather; pack a light rain jacket.
Carry cash or a card for food and merchandise, as some vendors may not accept cards.

What’s not allowed

Christ the Redeemer

Large backpacks and suitcases are not permitted on the train.
Drones and professional camera equipment require prior authorization.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Christ the Redeemer area.

Sugarloaf Mountain

No outside food or alcoholic beverages are permitted inside the venue.
Large bags and professional photography equipment require prior approval. Smoking is strictly prohibited within all public areas.

Accessibility

Christ the Redeemer

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.

Sugarloaf Mountain

The venue offers wheelchair access to the main viewing platforms, but some paths are uneven and steep.
Assistance is available—contact staff in advance to arrange support.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult a doctor before booking due to altitude and walking requirements.

Additional information

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.
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.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Cable cars run every 20 minutes or when full, holding up to 65 guests per cabin.
Good things come to those who wait, so please expect a considerable wait time before your experience begins.
This ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to the cable car station. Guests must arrange their own travel.

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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

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See Rio’s top landmarks in one unforgettable day with transfers and a Brazilian lunch.

Full day out to: Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic sights, including Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Selarón Steps, Maracanã Stadium, Sambódromo, and the Metropolitan Cathedral.
You’ll get: Hotel transfers, expert guide commentary, entrance to top attractions, and a classic Brazilian lunch.
Sugarloaf Mountain: Take in breathtaking 360° views of Rio’s skyline and coastline from the summit, reached by scenic cable car.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride the Corcovado train or the official van through lush rainforest to visit this New Wonder of the World, perched high above Rio.
Upgrades: Enhance your experience with options like BBQ lunch (traditional Brazilian feast) and executive lunch (fewer meats).

Inclusions #

8 to 9-hour day tour of Rio
Round-trip hotel transfers in an AC vehicle
Pick-up/drop-off from hotels in the South Zone (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon) and Barra da Tijuca
Expert Portuguese, English, and Spanish-speaking guide
Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides
Entry to Christ the Redeemer with van or train transfer (as per option selected)
Stops at Sambadrome, Selarón Staircase, and Metropolitan Cathedral
External tour Maracanã
Executive or BBQ lunch (as per option selected)
All taxes, fees, and handling charges

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour vehicles.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

The itinerary order may be subject to change based on traffic conditions or weather.
Hotel pickup and drop-off are available only from major hotels in Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Leme, and Barra da Tijuca. Hostels and B&Bs are not included; guests will be directed to the nearest departure hotel if needed.
If your hotel is not available for pickup, the team will direct you to the nearest departure hotel.

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

What’s not allowed

Smoking, food and drinks, large bags, suitcases, oversized luggage, and alcoholic drinks are not allowed

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled flight time for check-in and safety briefing.
All passengers are subject to a mandatory safety briefing before boarding.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
The experience may be rescheduled or canceled in case of adverse weather conditions for safety reasons.
The operator reserves the right to refuse boarding to anyone deemed unfit for the flight.
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.

Inclusions #

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

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See Rio’s must-sees and soar to Sugarloaf Mountain on a guided half-day tour.

Half-day out to: Rio de Janeiro’s highlights, like Sugarloaf Mountain, Sambadrome, Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square, and Teatro Municipal, led by expert guides.
You’ll get: Sugarloaf entry tickets, cable car rides, round-trip bus transfers, professional guides, panoramic city views, and free time for photos.
Sugarloaf Mountain: Enjoy cable car rides for 45 minutes to Urca Hill and ride the cable car to 396 meters for sweeping views of Copacabana, Niterói, and Santa Cruz fortress. Keep an eye out for playful monkeys!
Sambadrome: Visit the iconic parade ground of Rio’s Carnival, where the city’s vibrant spirit comes alive.
Cinelândia Square: Step into Rio’s heart, surrounded by early 20th-century landmarks like the Teatro Municipal and National Library, echoing the city’s vibrant cultural past.

Inclusions #

Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides
Photo stops at Sambadrome, Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square & Teatro Municipal
Round-trip hotel bus transfers
Expert English, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking guide
GPS-triggered audio commentary in English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin & Russian

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

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

Accessibility

This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.

Additional information

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 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.
The ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

Inclusions #

Access to Sugarloaf Mountain cable car rides
Free time to explore the park
Skip-the-line access to the cable car (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Guided tours or audio guides

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Christ the Redeemer

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.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification at entry. Prepare for variable weather; pack a light rain jacket.
Carry cash or a card for food and merchandise, as some vendors may not accept cards.

What’s not allowed

Christ the Redeemer

Large backpacks and suitcases are not permitted on the train.
Drones and professional camera equipment require prior authorization.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Christ the Redeemer area.

Sugarloaf Mountain

No outside food or alcoholic beverages are permitted inside the venue.
Large bags and professional photography equipment require prior approval. Smoking is strictly prohibited within all public areas.

Accessibility

Christ the Redeemer

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.

Sugarloaf Mountain

The venue offers wheelchair access to the main viewing platforms, but some paths are uneven and steep.
Assistance is available—contact staff in advance to arrange support.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult a doctor before booking due to altitude and walking requirements.

Additional information

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.
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.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Cable cars run every 20 minutes or when full, holding up to 65 guests per cabin.
Good things come to those who wait, so please expect a considerable wait time before your experience begins.
This ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to the cable car station. Guests must arrange their own travel.

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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

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See Rio’s top landmarks in one unforgettable day with transfers and a Brazilian lunch.

Full day out to: Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic sights, including Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Selarón Steps, Maracanã Stadium, Sambódromo, and the Metropolitan Cathedral.
You’ll get: Hotel transfers, expert guide commentary, entrance to top attractions, and a classic Brazilian lunch.
Sugarloaf Mountain: Take in breathtaking 360° views of Rio’s skyline and coastline from the summit, reached by scenic cable car.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride the Corcovado train or the official van through lush rainforest to visit this New Wonder of the World, perched high above Rio.
Upgrades: Enhance your experience with options like BBQ lunch (traditional Brazilian feast) and executive lunch (fewer meats).

Inclusions #

8 to 9-hour day tour of Rio
Round-trip hotel transfers in an AC vehicle
Pick-up/drop-off from hotels in the South Zone (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema, Leblon) and Barra da Tijuca
Expert Portuguese, English, and Spanish-speaking guide
Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides
Entry to Christ the Redeemer with van or train transfer (as per option selected)
Stops at Sambadrome, Selarón Staircase, and Metropolitan Cathedral
External tour Maracanã
Executive or BBQ lunch (as per option selected)
All taxes, fees, and handling charges

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour vehicles.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

The itinerary order may be subject to change based on traffic conditions or weather.
Hotel pickup and drop-off are available only from major hotels in Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Leme, and Barra da Tijuca. Hostels and B&Bs are not included; guests will be directed to the nearest departure hotel if needed.
If your hotel is not available for pickup, the team will direct you to the nearest departure hotel.

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

What’s not allowed

Smoking, food and drinks, large bags, suitcases, oversized luggage, and alcoholic drinks are not allowed

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled flight time for check-in and safety briefing.
All passengers are subject to a mandatory safety briefing before boarding.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
The experience may be rescheduled or canceled in case of adverse weather conditions for safety reasons.
The operator reserves the right to refuse boarding to anyone deemed unfit for the flight.
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.

Inclusions #

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

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See Rio’s must-sees and soar to Sugarloaf Mountain on a guided half-day tour.

Half-day out to: Rio de Janeiro’s highlights, like Sugarloaf Mountain, Sambadrome, Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square, and Teatro Municipal, led by expert guides.
You’ll get: Sugarloaf entry tickets, cable car rides, round-trip bus transfers, professional guides, panoramic city views, and free time for photos.
Sugarloaf Mountain: Enjoy cable car rides for 45 minutes to Urca Hill and ride the cable car to 396 meters for sweeping views of Copacabana, Niterói, and Santa Cruz fortress. Keep an eye out for playful monkeys!
Sambadrome: Visit the iconic parade ground of Rio’s Carnival, where the city’s vibrant spirit comes alive.
Cinelândia Square: Step into Rio’s heart, surrounded by early 20th-century landmarks like the Teatro Municipal and National Library, echoing the city’s vibrant cultural past.

Inclusions #

Entry to Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car rides
Photo stops at Sambadrome, Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square & Teatro Municipal
Round-trip hotel bus transfers
Expert English, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking guide
GPS-triggered audio commentary in English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin & Russian

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

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

Cable Car Tours

Sugarloaf Mountain Cable Car Tickets

Accessibility

This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor before booking due to altitude changes and walking involved.

Additional information

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 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.
The ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to/from the cable car station; guests must arrange their own travel.

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Combos

Combo (Save 5%): Christ the Redeemer with Round-Trip Train Transfers + Sugarloaf Mountain Cable Car Tickets

What to bring

Christ the Redeemer

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.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, light clothing on hot days, and carrying sunscreen and sunglasses.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification at entry. Prepare for variable weather; pack a light rain jacket.
Carry cash or a card for food and merchandise, as some vendors may not accept cards.

What’s not allowed

Christ the Redeemer

Large backpacks and suitcases are not permitted on the train.
Drones and professional camera equipment require prior authorization.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Christ the Redeemer area.

Sugarloaf Mountain

No outside food or alcoholic beverages are permitted inside the venue.
Large bags and professional photography equipment require prior approval. Smoking is strictly prohibited within all public areas.

Accessibility

Christ the Redeemer

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.

Sugarloaf Mountain

The venue offers wheelchair access to the main viewing platforms, but some paths are uneven and steep.
Assistance is available—contact staff in advance to arrange support.
Pregnant women and guests with severe mobility or heart conditions should consult a doctor before booking due to altitude and walking requirements.

Additional information

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.
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.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Cable cars run every 20 minutes or when full, holding up to 65 guests per cabin.
Good things come to those who wait, so please expect a considerable wait time before your experience begins.
This ticket does not include guided tours or transportation to the cable car station. Guests must arrange their own travel.

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City Tours

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

See Rio’s top landmarks in one unforgettable day with transfers and a Brazilian lunch.

Full day out to: Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic sights, including Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Selarón Steps, Maracanã Stadium, Sambódromo, and the Metropolitan Cathedral.
You’ll get: Hotel transfers, expert guide commentary, entrance to top attractions, and a classic Brazilian lunch.
Sugarloaf Mountain: Take in breathtaking 360° views of Rio’s skyline and coastline from the summit, reached by scenic cable car.
Christ the Redeemer: Ride the Corcovado train or the official van through lush rainforest to visit this New Wonder of the World, perched high above Rio.
Upgrades: Enhance your experience with options like BBQ lunch (traditional Brazilian feast) and executive lunch (fewer meats).

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Free cancellation

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8 hr.

Guided tour

Transfers available

Pickup available

Helicopter Tours

Rio, Christ the Redeemer & Sugarloaf Mountain Helicopter Tour

What’s not allowed

Smoking, food and drinks, large bags, suitcases, oversized luggage, and alcoholic drinks are not allowed

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled flight time for check-in and safety briefing.
All passengers are subject to a mandatory safety briefing before boarding.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
The experience may be rescheduled or canceled in case of adverse weather conditions for safety reasons.
The operator reserves the right to refuse boarding to anyone deemed unfit for the flight.
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.

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12 min.

Guided Tours

Sugarloaf Mountain & Rio Highlights Guided Tour with Transfers

See Rio’s must-sees and soar to Sugarloaf Mountain on a guided half-day tour.

Half-day out to: Rio de Janeiro’s highlights, like Sugarloaf Mountain, Sambadrome, Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square, and Teatro Municipal, led by expert guides.
You’ll get: Sugarloaf entry tickets, cable car rides, round-trip bus transfers, professional guides, panoramic city views, and free time for photos.
Sugarloaf Mountain: Enjoy cable car rides for 45 minutes to Urca Hill and ride the cable car to 396 meters for sweeping views of Copacabana, Niterói, and Santa Cruz fortress. Keep an eye out for playful monkeys!
Sambadrome: Visit the iconic parade ground of Rio’s Carnival, where the city’s vibrant spirit comes alive.
Cinelândia Square: Step into Rio’s heart, surrounded by early 20th-century landmarks like the Teatro Municipal and National Library, echoing the city’s vibrant cultural past.

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4 hr.

Transfers available

Pickup available

Sugarloaf Mountain Tickets & Tours

Quick overview

Which Sugarloaf Mountain ticket is best for you?

What to expect at Sugarloaf Mountain?

Begin at Praia Vermelha

Board the first cable car to Morro da Urca

Explore Morro da Urca (cafés, terraces, and mini viewpoints)

Take the second cable car

Stand at 396 meters and trace Rio’s geography

Make it a story with guided or combo tours

Things to know before booking your tickets to Sugarloaf Mountain

Explore Sugarloaf Mountain

Morro da Urca View Decks

Nature trail overlook (Urca Forest path)

Sugarloaf Summit walks & terraces

Panorama of Christ the Redeemer & beaches

Sunset terraces & café spots

Plan your visit to Sugarloaf Mountain

Tips & guidelines

Frequently asked questions about Sugarloaf Mountain tickets

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Sugarloaf Mountain Cable Car Tickets

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Combo (Save 5%): Christ the Redeemer with Round-Trip Train Transfers + Sugarloaf Mountain Cable Car Tickets

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

Rio, Christ the Redeemer & Sugarloaf Mountain Helicopter Tour

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information

Sugarloaf Mountain & Rio Highlights Guided Tour with Transfers