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A beer in São Paulo is approx. R$10–R$18 ($2-$3 USD). Inside main stadiums, alcohol is typically restricted for domestic football matches. Cashless at Allianz; Cash accepted at Itaquera.
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For Allianz Parque, use Palmeiras-Barra Funda (Metro Line 3). For Neo Química Arena, use Corinthians-Itaquera (Metro Line 3). For MorumBIS, use the Yellow Line (São Paulo-Morumbi).
Warning: São Paulo traffic is the worst in South America. Metro and Train are significantly faster and more reliable than taxis for reaching any stadium.
Mainly state-of-the-art venues. Away fan sections are heavily segregated. Allianz and Morumbis require facial registration (Biometrics) for all attendees.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
CRITICAL
MANDATORY FACE ID registration for Allianz and Morumbis. No large bags or backpacks allowed. Itaquera uses a dedicated metro exit for home fans; visitors follow police cues.
Designated routes lead to Barra Funda (Allianz), Itaquera (Corinthians), or the Morumbi station (São Paulo FC).
Exit via the designated sector gates directly to the Metro station perimeters or the cordoned bus pickup areas.
Hub
Guarulhos (GRU) / Congonhas (CGH) / Viracopos (VCP)
Transfer
GRU is the int'l hub (1 hour to center). CGH is domestic (15 mins to center). Use the 'Airport Bus Service' or Uber for transfers.
Tip
Guarulhos is now connected by train (Line 13-Jade) to Luz/Brás stations, though buses are often more comfortable.
Vila Madalena is the city's nightlife capital, famous for its murals and street parties. Avenida Paulista is the commercial heart with safe dining options.
RECOMMENDED
Vila Madalena / Avenida Paulista offers good transport links and is generally safe for away supporters.
GATHERING POINT
CENTRAL MEETING POINT
Estação da Luz
A historic and architectural marvel. It's the nexus of the city's rail and metro network, where groups typically meet before heading to the outskirt stadiums.
POLICE PROFILE
INTENSE
Military Police (Choque) use armored units and heavy cordons for derbies (Choque-Rei, Derby Paulista). They are experienced but firm. Stay clear of flashpoints.