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About Jeunesse Arena

Welcome to Jeunesse Arena, Rio de Janeiro’s versatile indoor arena located in the Barra da Tijuca district. With a seating configuration featuring four levels of bleachers, the venue can be tailored for sports events or large‑scale concerts. Since 2024, the venue is officially known as Farmasi Arena under naming rights, continuing its legacy from previous names like RioArena and HSBC Arena. We’ve got you with practical details to help you plan your visit, from seating and parking to transit and nearby lodging and dining options.

Whether you’re catching a UFC event, a Pan American Games moment, or a world‑class concert, securing your seats is straightforward. We’ll point you to trusted hotel partners and dining options in Barra da Tijuca, and share essential directions and amenities to make your trip smooth. If you’re planning multi‑day or big‑name shows, this page stands as your go‑to resource for Jeunesse Arena’s accessibility and nearby conveniences.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Current name: Farmasi Arena (naming rights secured in 2024); former names include RioArena, HSBC Arena, and Jeunesse Arena.
  • Location/address: Av. Embaixador Abelardo Bueno, 3401, Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22775-040, Brazil.
  • Venue type and seating: indoor multi‑purpose arena with four levels of bleachers; configurable for sports and concerts.
  • Capacity: 15,430 for sports events; 18,768 for concerts (approx. 18k).
  • Parking and transit: parking for around 1,000 vehicles; access via BRT Rio 2 and nearby Parque Olímpico/Jardim Oceânico transit options.
  • Nearby hotels: located in Barra da Tijuca with a large surrounding hotel network.
  • Notable events hosted: 2007 Pan American Games (basketball and gymnastics); UFC events (e.g., UFC 134, 142, 163, 190); 2016 Rio Olympics (gymnastics and wheelchair basketball).
  • Renaming note: not demolished; renamed multiple times, currently Farmasi Arena (since 2024).