Tickets, times, how to get there, parking and what to bring: find out everything about the NBB finals at Arena Carioca 2
Games 2 and 3 of the best-of-five series between Flamengo and Bauru will be on May 26th and 28th
By The newsroom - in
This Thursday (26), at 17 pm, and next Saturday (28), at 14:10 pm, Arena Carioca 2 will host two games of the NBB CAIXA final series between Flamengo and Bauru. The matches at the new Olympic facility are expected to be well-attended. To ensure no one misses the start of the games, organizers and security agencies advise fans to arrive early and use public transportation, as there will be no parking at the Arena.
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Game times and gate opening times:
Game 2 of the series, Thursday, May 26
Game start: 17pm
Gates open: 15pm
Game 3 of the series, Saturday, May 28
Game start: 14:10 p.m.
Gates opening: 12:10am
Access routes to the Arena:
Ambassador Abelardo Bueno Avenue
Salvador Allende Avenue
Colonel Pedro Correa Road
Ayrton Senna Avenue
Entrance for fans:
Gate 1, Olympic Way
How to get to the Arena by public transport:
BRT: www.brtrio.com
Subway: www.metrorio.com.br
Buses: www.vadeonibus.com.br
Trains: www.supervia.com.br
Parking:
There is no parking available at the event. Please use public transportation.
Fans who choose to go by car will be able to park at Shopping Metropolitano Barra, located on Avenida Abelardo Bueno.
Metropolitano Shopping Parking Fees:
Up to 2 hours: R$6
From 2 hours to 5 hours: R$7
From 5 hours: Add R$1 per hour/fraction
Motorcycles (daily): R$5
Prohibited and restricted items within the Arena:
According to the Olympic Committee's requirements, selfie sticks and pointed umbrellas will not be allowed inside Arena Carioca 2 during the NBB final matches between Flamengo and Bauru. Banners and flags without poles are permitted for organized fan groups and must be affixed to the fence at the highest part of the Arena. Instruments are prohibited, as was already established for all previous matches in the championship, according to NBB regulations.
Fans may bring sealed non-perishable food items for personal consumption, such as cookies and cereal bars, as well as special foods and beverages for children or those with medical needs. Large items, such as strollers, will be permitted in designated areas of the venue. Small, unbranded umbrellas without a pointed edge may also be brought, as may empty, unbranded plastic water bottles.
Click here to see the complete list of prohibited and restricted items.
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Check out a complete service below so you can cheer for the Pride of the Nation in comfort and safety.
Game times and gate opening times:
Game 2 of the series, Thursday, May 26
Game start: 17pm
Gates open: 15pm
Game 3 of the series, Saturday, May 28
Game start: 14:10 p.m.
Gates opening: 12:10am
Access routes to the Arena:
Ambassador Abelardo Bueno Avenue
Salvador Allende Avenue
Colonel Pedro Correa Road
Ayrton Senna Avenue
Entrance for fans:
Gate 1, Olympic Way
How to get to the Arena by public transport:
BRT: www.brtrio.com
Subway: www.metrorio.com.br
Buses: www.vadeonibus.com.br
Trains: www.supervia.com.br
Parking:
There is no parking available at the event. Please use public transportation.
Fans who choose to go by car will be able to park at Shopping Metropolitano Barra, located on Avenida Abelardo Bueno.
Metropolitano Shopping Parking Fees:
Up to 2 hours: R$6
From 2 hours to 5 hours: R$7
From 5 hours: Add R$1 per hour/fraction
Motorcycles (daily): R$5
Prohibited and restricted items within the Arena:
According to the Olympic Committee's requirements, selfie sticks and pointed umbrellas will not be allowed inside Arena Carioca 2 during the NBB final matches between Flamengo and Bauru. Banners and flags without poles are permitted for organized fan groups and must be affixed to the fence at the highest part of the Arena. Instruments are prohibited, as was already established for all previous matches in the championship, according to NBB regulations.
Fans may bring sealed non-perishable food items for personal consumption, such as cookies and cereal bars, as well as special foods and beverages for children or those with medical needs. Large items, such as strollers, will be permitted in designated areas of the venue. Small, unbranded umbrellas without a pointed edge may also be brought, as may empty, unbranded plastic water bottles.
Click here to see the complete list of prohibited and restricted items.