Iguazu Falls Entry Tickets (Argentina)

• Choose your path—Upper, Lower, or Devil’s Throat trails—for stunning views from above or up close to thundering falls.

• Walk through lush rainforest trails where you might spot toucans, capuchin monkeys, and coatis—nature’s little surprises along the way!

• Scan and enter with mobile tickets—no queues, just adventure. Free Wi-Fi inside the park means you can share the magic with friends in real-time.

• Bring the family—kids under 5 enter free with on-site tickets. Nationals get discounts when buying at the venue, making it an easy trip for all!

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

• Please wear comfortable shoes with non-slip soles, as the trails can be slippery, especially near the falls.

• Don’t forget a waterproof poncho or rain jacket—you’re likely to get drenched near Devil’s Throat!

• Bring insect repellent to stay safe from mosquitoes, especially during the summer months.

• Bring a refillable water bottle; the park has refill stations.

• Be sure to pack sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself from the strong sun.

What's not allowed

• Outside food and alcoholic beverages are not permitted inside the park.

• Please don’t feed or approach the coatis—these cute critters can bite and will definitely try to steal your snacks!

• Drones are strictly prohibited to protect the park’s wildlife and ensure everyone’s safety.

• Smoking is only allowed in designated areas, and fines apply if you smoke elsewhere.

• Large backpacks, sharp objects, and glass containers are not allowed inside the park.

Accessibility

• The park offers accessible routes on the Upper and Lower Circuits, so you can enjoy the beauty of the falls with ease.

• Wheelchair-accessible facilities, including restrooms and the Jungle Train, are available.

• Guide dogs are warmly welcomed throughout the park.

• The Devil’s Throat trail has some uneven pathways and may be difficult to access in a wheelchair.

Additional information

• Free Wi-Fi is available at the entrance and food court areas, but it’s patchy on the trails and near the falls. If you’re using a digital map or audio guide, please download them before entering the park.

• Try to arrive early! The last train to Devil’s Throat leaves at 3:30pm, and the park entrance closes at 4pm.

• Park hours are from 8am to 6pm, so plan your day to make the most of your visit.

• Bringing kids under 5? Their entry is free, but you must collect their physical tickets at the counter before entering. It’s best to head straight to the ticket booth upon arrival to avoid delays.

• If you’re a national citizen, you can purchase tickets onsite to benefit from local rates, which cannot be pre-booked online. Bring an ID or proof of residency to qualify for these rates.

• Parking is available near the main entrance but comes with a fee—currently AR$2,000 per day. It fills up quickly during holidays, so consider arriving before 9am for a spot.

• Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

• Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.

Ticket redemption point

• Show your ticket at Iguazú National Park.

• Address: Ruta 101 Km 142, N3370 Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina.

Get directions to the redemption point