Rock in Rio mobilizes the city with the expectation of receiving 100,000 people per day during the show days. To accommodate this large flow of people, the Rio de Janeiro city government has set up a special plan of closures in the surroundings of Cidade do Rock.
Nine streets in the area will be affected by the blockades, which begin at 2 PM and end at 5 AM on all event days. The restrictions change the city's dynamics and require planning both from those going to the festival and from those who need to circulate through those streets.
The transportation plan has also been reinforced to facilitate arrival at the venue. BRT, subway, and VLT will operate under a special 24-hour regime during the show days.
Train stations at Central do Brasil, Madureira, and Deodoro are also part of the mobility plan created for the event, offering additional transportation options for spectators.




