The festival will take place on September 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21 and 22, 2024, in Rio de Janeiro
This Monday (20th), Rock In Rio opened its presales. Starting from 12pm, customers with Itaú, Credicard or Iti credit cards will have priority access to tickets for the Rio music festival. It is also good to remember that the sale to the general public takes place this week.
With the line-up already complete, Rock In Rio 2024 will feature performances from artists such as Katie Perry, Travis Scott, imagine Dragons, A Republic, Evanescence, Voyage, Ed Sheeran, Charlie Puth, Cyndi Lauper, Shawn MendesMariah Carey, Akon and more.
How much do Rock In Rio tickets cost?
For the Rock in Rio Brasil 2024 edition, the ticket price will be R$ 795 (full price) and R$ 397.50 (half price). There is no service charge. You can pay by PIX or credit card and pay up to six installments. Customers who pay with Itaú, Credicard and Iti credit cards will have a 15% discount on the purchase of tickets. Furthermore, they will be able to pay for their purchase in up to eight interest-free installments.
The rest of the public will be able to guarantee a place in this edition which will be historic in terms of general ticket sales, which will take place on the day May 23, at 7:00 pm, also exclusively on the Ticketmaster website. Those who want to be in the City of Rock in 2024 need to plan, as this year’s Rock in Rio Card sold out in 2h04.
In fact, it is worth underlining that the public purchase limit is a maximum of 4 (four) tickets per CPF, as it is a half-price ticket. The only exception to this rule is half-price tickets for people with special needs. In this case the buyer has the right to purchase another ticket at half price for his companion. Customers who purchase tickets with this method will have to provide all the information relating to the document proving this condition on the site for subsequent validation. It will be necessary to present it when entering Cidade do Rock on the day of the event.
Finally, don’t forget that the law guarantees half-price entry to students, those under 21, those over 60, disabled people and their companions, professionals and teachers from the Rio de Janeiro educational network and low-income youth. .
Source: Terra
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