スキップ・ザ・ライン・キリスト・ザ・リディーマー入場券

Skip the line tickets were worth the extra money, even though it was reasonably quiet on the day we went.

An easy way to get tickets in advance to avoid a sellout or delays visiting sites. Mr. Lima ,my well respected guide handled everything so a language barrier was never an issue.

There wasn't much of a line when we went, but the time saved for worth it as we had so much to see in one day.

Must see experience. We took a taxi to the train station and got there about 7:30am. We showed our “Skip the Line” pass and we were given a wrist band that said “Trip Advisor.” We were then escorted to get our hard passes. Once we received those, we were then pointed to a line where everyone else was going. Once we were in line for a few minutes, there was another employee who saw us with the wristbands and came over to us and escorted us to the front, where we then took the next train. I had read another review with the same type of experience, so I would recommend showing one of the other workers your wristband when you get in line, rather than have them notice you. We were fortunate that the line wasn’t really long, so it didn’t take long for us to be moved up to the front. The train was a short ride to the top. Once you get off the train, there are options to take the elevator or climb the stairs. We climbed the stairs but I can definitely see it being a challenge if you have toddlers or bad knees, hips etc…. I don’t believe the elevator takes you ALL the way to the top, but it does get you close enough to where you can better manage the climb. During your climb, there is an area for shopping, purchasing food and beverages, and a restroom area. Once you get to the top, it’s everything you thought it would be.

You still have to wait in line to go through the ticket office, but then you skip the line to board the train and that is much appreciated and worth it.

Highly recommend this as we jumped straight to the front of the queue. Saved lots of time. You first have to queue to change the QR code sent via email for a ticket and wristband. This is the same for everyone. We arrived at 8am, and there was no ticket queue. Once you get the ticket you have to get in a queue for the next train, and there were already around 100 people in the queue. As per the instructions, you have to let one of the staff know you have a fast track ticket (there is no separate signposted line), and they immediately took us straight to the front of the queue, and we got the first train to arrive. Trains are every 30 minutes. Fast track is for going up only. But when we came down at 10 am there was no queue and we quickly got the train down. At the moment, there is renovation work on the escalators, so you have to walk up around 70 steps to the top, but it is very easy, as lots of areas to wait and take in the view. It's a brilliant experience, the train ride is really lovely and goes through a forest. Once you are up the view is amazing. The statue itself is remarkable.

After arriving at the scheduled boarding time for the train (40 minutes before departure), my young son and I were forced to wait for a later time, causing us to board in the evening. When we arrived at the train door, people waited for almost an hour, all crammed in without any guidance, and when they opened the train doors, everyone rushed in, trampling children and the elderly, chances of accidents where no one takes responsibility. It's absurd to be charged the price that is charged, unfortunately a terrible experience to say the least.

Great Experience! This tour was good. Be mindful of heavy peak times. The place can get crowded. Arrive early to avoid the lines.

Worth every penny, especially when the line is long. We just passed through the whole line, and entered the train

It was fantastic the train ride up was beautiful and the view was breathtaking The statue was awesome