The corridor of the Maracanã museum seen down its length: a level floor with no steps, guide ropes on both sides and the route clear to the far end.

Accessibility

What the tour route already offers people with reduced mobility, access to this site, and what we are still confirming with the operation.

At the stadium

What the operation has already confirmed

Accessible routes, lifts and adapted restrooms in specific sectors.

It applies as written, in specific sectors: if your visit depends on one particular stretch, ask before buying.

The timeline of Brazil shirts in the Maracanã museum: framed shirts on the wall, the 1938 one in the foreground, and the level-floored corridor running to the far end.

On this site

This site was built for everyone

Every colour pair has its contrast measured, the whole site works from the keyboard and every content image has alternative text. Came across a barrier in here? Write to us through Get in touch, and we will fix it.

Level AA of WCAG 2.2 is this site’s target, and that is how it is built. There is no external audit and no accessibility certification, and we promise neither.

Awaiting contracting

This site has no Libras translation. The feature depends on the operation contracting it; until that happens, we would rather say it does not exist than install a widget that promises accessibility without delivering it.

Transport

Arriving and parking

Vehicle access and parking hours, for anyone coming by car.

Getting here: Access through Portão 2, for tour visitors only.
Opening hours: 9am to 5pm.

See how to get to the Maracanã

Questions

Ask before you come

If your question happens to be one we have not answered here yet, write to us. We take the question to the operation and answer before your visit.

I will visit the Maracanã in a wheelchair. Is the whole tour route accessible, and where are the lift and the accessible restroom?

Write through Get in touch

Still open

What we are still confirming

These answers depend on the stadium operation and have not reached us yet. We would rather leave them open than publish something that makes someone leave home and run into a barrier. This list shrinks as the answers come in.

No answer from the operation yet

Whether there are stairs on the tour route, and on which stretch.
Where the lift and the ramp are, and which parts of the visit they give access to.
Whether the whole route can be covered in a wheelchair.
Where the accessible restroom is.
Which sectors of the stadium are accessible.

Images

Image credits

Fotos e vídeo: acervo MaracaTour / Maracanã Tour.

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