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Do seniors, children and people with disabilities get discounts at Foz attractions?
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann
Yes — half-price and free admission at the Falls, Itaipu and Parque das Aves
The attractions in Foz do Iguaçu offer half-price and free admission for specific groups: young children usually do not pay, seniors get half-price or free admission depending on the attraction, and people with disabilities and their companion get benefits. You must present a supporting document at the ticket booth.
General rules (confirm at each attraction):
- Young children: usually do not pay (the age limit varies — up to 6 years old at the Falls, up to 8 at Parque das Aves)
- Seniors (60+): half-price or free admission, depending on the attraction and the law
- Students and teachers: half-price, with a document
- People with disabilities: benefits for the visitor and, generally, for the companion
Always bring the document that proves the benefit (ID, student card, disability report/card). For physical accessibility of the attractions, see the wheelchair user guide.
Prices and rules change — confirm on each attraction's official website when you buy.
Frequently asked questions
- Do seniors pay half-price in Foz do Iguaçu?
- Yes, seniors (60+) get half-price or free admission depending on the attraction and the law, upon presenting a document.
- Do children pay for tickets at the Falls?
- Young children usually do not pay — up to 6 years old at the Falls and up to 8 at Parque das Aves, for example. Confirm the age limit at each attraction.
- Do people with disabilities get a discount at Foz attractions?
- Yes, there are benefits for the person with a disability and, generally, for the companion. Bring the supporting document.
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