Argentina Side Ticket
Entry to Iguazú National Park: the Upper and Lower Circuits and the train to the Devil's Throat.
What's included
Iguazú National Park (Argentina)
- Entry to Iguazú National Park (Argentina) for the day and time slot you select
- Upper Circuit, Lower Circuit and the Devil's Throat walkway
- The Rainforest Ecological Train between the central station, the circuits and the Devil's Throat station
Not included
- Gran Aventura boat ride and other paid activities
- Parking and lockers, paid at the park in pesos
- Transport to the park entrance
- Anything on the Brazilian side
Who it's for
You have a full day, you want to walk above and below the falls, and you can get to Puerto Iguazú.
- Brazil Side Ticket — Shorter, one walkway, the wide panoramic view.
- Both Sides Ticket — Add the Brazilian panorama on a second day.
Compared with the other two
| Ticket | Official price | What it includes | Time | How you buy | Our price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil Side Ticket | R$ 134 ≈ US$ 25.66 | Falls Trail, park bus, lifts and 5 more routes | Half day | Online only, day + time slot | Not published yet |
| Argentina Side TicketYou are here | AR$ 60,000 ≈ US$ 39.39 | Upper and Lower Circuits, Devil's Throat walkway and train | Full day | Online (30-day window) or at the gate | Not published yet |
| Both Sides TicketTwo days · the full picture | R$ 134 ≈ US$ 25.66 AR$ 60,000 ≈ US$ 39.39 | Everything in both, one entry per side | Two days, one per side | Two official purchases, or one checkout here (soon) | Not published yet |
Indicative rates R$ 5.2225 and AR$ 1,523.0868 per US$ from open.er-api.com, 5 Oct 2026. Scroll sideways on small screens.
Questions
Can I come back a second day?
Yes. Show your first-day ticket at the ticket office and the second consecutive day costs 50% less. The park applies it at the gate, not online.
Why is the price shown in pesos?
Because that is the currency the park sets it in. The USD figure is an indicative conversion at the rate and date shown next to it; it moves with the exchange rate.
How long do I need on the Argentine side?
Plan a full day: the two circuits, the train and the Devil's Throat walkway together take most visitors five to seven hours.
Where do I buy the Argentine ticket?
Online, starting from the concessionaire's site, which completes the purchase on the national parks administration's system; or at the gate ticket office, in Argentine pesos, by card or cash. The park recommends buying online to avoid queues.
How far ahead can I buy the Argentine ticket?
Sales open thirty days before the visit date. The ticket is valid only for the day and time slot you select and cannot be changed after purchase; in case of force majeure it keeps its validity for seventy-two hours.
Is there a discount for a second day in Argentina?
Yes. Show your first-day ticket at the ticket office and the second consecutive day costs fifty percent less. The park applies it at the gate.
What does the Argentine ticket include?
Access to the open circuits and trails of the Falls Area, that is the Upper Circuit, the Lower Circuit, the Devil's Throat walkway and the forest trails, and the Rainforest Ecological Train between the three stations.
How does the Argentine park train work?
It is included in the entry. Collect a free pass at the ticket office in the service courtyard or at Cataratas Station. First departure 8:20, last departure to the Devil's Throat 15:30, last return 17:30; every twenty minutes early on, then every thirty, and every fifteen in high season.
Do I need cash at the gates?
Not for the entries: Brazil is online only and Argentina takes cards at the gate as well as cash. Parking, lockers and snacks are easier with some local cash in each currency.
How long does the Argentine side take?
A full day. The park gives ninety minutes to each of the Upper and Lower Circuits; add the train rides and the Devil's Throat walkway, and most visitors use five to seven hours.