Beto Carrero World is in Penha, about a 40-minute drive from the apartment. It's the largest theme park in Latin America, with roller coasters, live shows, a character area, an animal world and attractions for all ages.
Set aside the whole day. Arrive early, check the show schedule as soon as you get in, and prioritize the busiest attractions — the lines grow fast.
There are several options: 1 or 2 days, half-price, birthday and annual passes. The price varies quite a bit depending on the day and season.
Reference prices — they may vary by day and season. Check current prices on the official site and the BCW+ app.
The Fast Pass is optional and lets you skip the line on some attractions. If you're only going for one day, I consider it essential to make the day worth it.
On holidays, high season and weekends the park gets packed and the lines for the most popular rides easily reach 2h30. Without a Fast Pass you may only manage a handful of rides in a day — plus the challenge of keeping a child entertained standing in those lines.
You pick 4 attractions to skip the line on.
R$ 150The park's 4 most thrilling rides.
R$ 139.904 rides a bit calmer than the thrill ones.
R$ 116.904 calm attractions for the whole family.
R$ 135.90Unlimited access: skip the line as many times as you like.
R$ 1,019.90Individual passes, one per attraction.
~R$ 45Reference prices — they may vary by day and season. Check current prices on the official site and the BCW+ app.
Some attractions have height or age limits. Check the official list before you go to plan your day — especially with kids.
Most shows are included in your ticket. Two of them cost extra:
Reference prices — they may vary by day and season. Check current prices on the official site and the BCW+ app.
Official parking costs around R$ 80. You can find cheaper third-party lots near the park.
The park has a food court with several restaurants to keep you going all day. Officially you can't bring outside food (water and fruit are allowed; baby items and dietary restrictions with a medical note). In my experience, small snacks like cookies and chips in your backpack usually go through.
It's well worth downloading the BCW+ app. You can register tickets and Fast Passes, see live ride wait times, use the virtual queue to book time slots, and find your way around the park.
The park offers priority service, by law, to people with disabilities, people with autism, seniors aged 60+ (80+ get extra priority), pregnant women and other groups.
Online purchases on the official site require a Brazilian CPF. International visitors without a CPF can buy through the Sales Center, also via WhatsApp.
