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I recommend checking out the happy hour, it starts around 5 PM and you can get some great deals on drinks and appetizers. Saves you some cash!

I suggest using public transport to get there. The metro is pretty reliable and drops you off close. I took an Uber last time and it was a total hassle in traffic!

Check out the stadium's shops, but be careful with your spending. I splurged on souvenirs and ended up spending way too much. Look for sales!

I recommend grabbing a bite at local food stalls outside the stadium. They have amazing snacks, way better than the pricey stadium food. Got a delicious pastel for half the price!

If you're planning to eat, I suggest getting the nachos! They were surprisingly good, way better than I expected for a bowling place. Plus, they keep you fueled for more rounds!

Look out for local food stalls just outside the pavilion. They offer authentic Brazilian snacks at a fraction of the price inside.

Bring a refillable water bottle. The prices for drinks inside are steep, and staying hydrated is key, especially in Rio's heat.