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Guide · 3 min read · Checked 6 Oct 2026

Iguazu Falls ticket prices 2026: both parks and our price

Each park charges its own entry in its own currency: the Brazilian park in reais and the Argentine park in pesos, both for foreign visitors. The table below shows each park's price, its dollar equivalent with the exchange rate and its date, and our price for each ticket, which includes buying the entries in your travellers' names and one payment in US dollars.

In short

  • Two entries, two currencies: reais in Brazil, pesos in Argentina
  • Children under each park's age limit enter free with a photo ID
  • Our price includes both entries bought in your travellers' names and one payment in US dollars
  • The second consecutive day in Argentina is half price at the gate

Prices for each ticket

These are the prices for foreign visitors, the fare our tickets carry. The dollar amounts are references at the rate shown: each park charges in its own currency.

Comparison of the three tickets
TicketOfficial priceOur priceWhat it includesTimeHow you buy
Brazil Side Ticket
R$ 134 ≈ US$ 26.71
US$ 49Falls Trail, park bus, lifts and 5 more routesHalf dayOnline only, day + time slot
Argentina Side Ticket
AR$ 60,000 ≈ US$ 39.49
US$ 72Upper and Lower Circuits, Devil's Throat walkway and trainFull dayOnline (30-day window) or at the gate

Indicative rates R$ 5.017 and AR$ 1,519.2481 per US$ from open.er-api.com, 6 Oct 2026. Scroll sideways on small screens.

Who pays and who enters free

Who pays at each park
ParkPays the international fareEnters freeOther fares
Iguaçu National Park (Brazil)From 7 years old on the day of the visitUp to 6 years old, with a photo IDPassports from Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela have their own fare; we do not sell it
Iguazú National Park (Argentina)From 6 years old on the day of the visitUp to 5 years old, with a photo IDPassports from Argentina have their own fare; we do not sell it
Each park sets other fares for its own residents and, in Brazil, for Mercosur visitors. Our tickets carry the international visitor fare only, so we ask for each traveller's passport country.

What our price includes

  • Each park's entry, bought in your travellers' names for the day and time you choose
  • One card payment in US dollars for every traveller and both parks
  • A trip page for each traveller with the entries as soon as they are issued

Parking, lockers, food and optional activities are paid at each park in its currency; see money at Iguazu Falls. To book, start from the Both Sides ticket or read how to buy.

TicketSee the Both Sides ticketSee the ticket

Questions

Can I pay the parks in US dollars?

No. The Brazilian park sells in reais and the Argentine park in pesos. With us you pay once in US dollars and we pay each park in its currency.

Do children pay?

Children up to each park's age limit enter free with a photo ID; the limits are in the table above. Do not add them as visitors.

Why is the dollar amount approximate?

Because each park charges in its own currency. We show the exchange rate and its date; the amount you pay us in dollars is fixed when you book.

Sources

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