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Parking at Iguazu Falls, Itaipu and Foz attractions
The main attractions have their own parking, charged separately
Iguazu Falls, Itaipu and Parque das Aves each have their own on-site parking, charged separately from the entrance ticket. If you arrive by rental or private car you can park with ease; if you use a ride app or bus you're dropped right at the entrance, with no parking spot to worry about.
Iguazu Falls (Brazilian side): large parking lot at the Visitor Center, charged separately. From there, the internal shuttle (included in the ticket) takes you to the lookout points.
Itaipu and Parque das Aves: also have their own on-site parking.
By ride app/bus: Uber, 99 and the buses drop you right at the entrance — you deal with neither a parking spot nor the fee.
Argentine side: Iguazú National Park has its own parking.
Ciudad del Este: for shopping, many people prefer to park on the Brazilian side near the Friendship Bridge and cross on foot — avoiding the line of cars at customs.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there parking at Iguazu Falls?
- Yes, there is a large parking lot at the Visitor Center on the Brazilian side, charged separately from the ticket. From there the internal shuttle takes you to the lookouts.
- Where do I park to go to Ciudad del Este?
- Many visitors park on the Brazilian side, near the Friendship Bridge, and cross on foot — avoiding the long line of cars at customs.
- Do Itaipu and Parque das Aves have parking?
- Yes, both have their own on-site parking, charged separately.
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