BRT Expresso Rock in Rio transports 30 thousand people on the first day of the festival
Quick Look
- The BRT Expresso Rock in Rio transported 30 thousand people on the first day of the festival, with a ticket costing R$29 per round trip via the Jaé app.
- The second day's schedule includes Sepultura and Avenged Sevenfold, while the public must prepare for rain after a cold front changes the weather in Rio de Janeiro.
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Why It Matters
Rock in Rio is one of the biggest music festivals in the world, held periodically in Rio de Janeiro, with editions that attract hundreds of thousands of people.
The BRT Expresso Rock in Rio transported 30 thousand people on the first day of the festival. The ticket costs R$29 per day and entitles you to a round trip. Purchases are made via the Jaé app.
Today the programming is heavy rock. Yesterday, a crowd filled Cidade do Rock, at the opening of the festival, with national rock classics and Foo Fighters.
The gates have been opened for the second day of the festival, which will have metal from Sepultura and Avenged Sevenfold among the main attractions.
Anyone going to Rock in Rio today and tomorrow should prepare not only their look for the festival, but also a strategy to face the rain. After a hot Friday, the arrival of a cold front changes the weather over the weekend. Check out the report on how to protect yourself.
Foo Fighters alternates weight and ballads as they close the first night of Rock in Rio with Dave Grohl in good shape; see how the show went.
Open Questions
- What will be the transport occupancy rate in the next few days?
- Will the rain affect public attendance in the following days?
