Pokémon GO Safari Zone Porto Alegre 2019 Event



Pokémon GO Safari Zone Porto Alegre 2019 Event is Here!





Niantic has announced that the first Pokémon GO Safari Zone event of 2019 and in South America will take place on January 25 in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The following is the development team's formal announcement:

Pokémon GO Safari Zone at Porto Alegre | JANUARY 25 – JANUARY 27, 2019

We're thrilled to announce that the world's first Pokémon GO Safari Zone in South America will be located along the freshly restored Guaba Riverbank in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Trainers of all ages will be able to capture a broad range of Pokémon from Friday, January 25, to Sunday, January 27, including ones that are seldom seen in South America. This is a free ticketed event with limited seating. . Join now for a chance to win tickets. Don't be concerned if you do not get tickets. Although no Pokémon will be visible inside the event location along the Guaba Riverbank, all Trainers will meet many of the same Pokémon across Brazil throughout the event.  Register Here!

Increased Pokémon Encounters

Get a broad range of Pokémon, including ones that have never been seen in Porto Alegre previously. This is an excellent opportunity to fill up some holes in your Pokédex.

Team Lounges

Calm down and refresh in one of the three mixed team lounges, where you'll meet your fellow colleagues from Instinct, Mystic, or Valor.

Photo Ops

Take photographs with your favorite Pokémon at the numerous amazing photo opportunities around the park to remember the experience.

Special PokéStops

Stroll along the lovely Guaba Riverbank and spin PokéStops inside the event area to earn unique 2 kilometer Eggs.

Keep an eye out!

Make a note of it in your calendar! We strongly advise you to plan your trip ahead of time. Please refer to the FAQ for any event details, such as routes and lodging.

Pokémon GO Safari Zone Porto Alegre 2019 Event

FAQ


TICKET INFORMATION

TICKET REGISTRY AND DELIVERY


Tickets to the Pokémon GO Safari Zone in Porto Alegre are free, but supplies are limited. To be eligible for a ticket, please fill out the form below by 11:59 p.m. PST on Sunday, January 6. As long as supplies remain, tickets will be issued at random via email to gamers who have successfully registered. Registration does not guarantee a seat.

Attendance is limited to one day per individual. Individuals who try to attend on several days may be turned away, and their tickets may be canceled.

EVENT CHECK-IN


Prior to the commencement of the event, QR code tickets will be given through email. Since these QR codes are one-of-a-kind and will only function once, do not share your QR code ticket with anyone else. Print your QR code and scan it within the Pokémon GO app at specifically designated check-in PokéStops to register for the event. This will allow you to view exceptional Pokémon encounters inside selected Safari Zone regions during the day you have registered for, as well as unlock your Pokémon GO Safari Zone Porto Alegre medal.

OTHER DETAILS


Don't panic if you didn't get a ticket to the Porto Alegre Pokémon GO Safari Zone. Although there won't be any Pokémon at the Porto Alegre event area, there will still be unique Pokémon across Brazil during the event days!

PARKING AND DIRECTIONS

WHERE IS THE ENTRANCE TO THE EVENT?


You can enter Safari Zone Porto Alegre through 3 different locations:

  1. Gasômetro (Address: Av. Pres. João Goulart, 551 – Centro Histórico, Porto Alegre – RS, Brazil – 90010-120)

  2. Pôr-do-Sol Amphitheatre (Address: Av. Edvaldo Pereira Paiva, s/n – Praia de Belas, Porto Alegre – RS, Brazil – 91150-160)

  3. Marinha do Brasil Park (Address: Av. Borges de Medeiros, 2035 – Centro Histórico, Porto Alegre – RS, Brazil – 90020-021)


WHAT ARE THE TRANSIT OPTIONS FOR THE EVENT?


Here are some different transportation methods to help you come and go to the event:

Airports



  • The major airport in Porto Alegre is Salgado Filho International Airport

    • Terminal 1: Av. Severo Dulius, 90.010 – Porto Alegre – RS Postal Code: 90.200-310

    • Terminal 2: Av. dos Estados, 747 – Porto Alegre – RS Postal Code: 90.200-000




Public Transportation



Taxis



  • Van Porto Alegre Gramado Brum Tur

  • Vans Porto Alegre Thecla Turismo

  • Kruse Turismo


PARKING

Public: Marinha do Brasil Park (200 spots) – Address: Avenida Borges de Medeiros, 2035

Private: Praia de Belas Shopping (2414 spots) – Address: Avenida Praia de Belas, 1181

GUEST SERVICES

The three entrances are next to the Help/Information desks. Find out more about the Pokémon GO app, return goods that have been discovered, or search for misplaced items.

TRASH DISPOSAL

The collection and disposal of trash and other waste is ultimately everyone's duty. Garbage cans scattered around the park must be used to properly dispose of any and all waste produced. Please put your garbage in the appropriate recycling and normal trash cans.

EXIT & RE-ENTRY POLICY

The Safari Zone is open to all ticket holders throughout the day. The experience and its unique components are only accessible to ticket holders.

DIETARY NEEDS

It's okay to bring food and bottled water. Items in pre-packaged form are accepted. A customer who needs insulin is permitted to bring their own medical supplies, as long as all of their prescriptions have a prescription label with their name on them. Customers are asked to dispose of medical waste and syringes in the designated container at the medial tent out of respect for the staff members who manage the rubbish. Please don't throw these things out in other garbage cans around the event.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

Rain or sunny, the event will go on as scheduled. Please wear clothing that is suited for the weather. There will be no refunds because of bad weather.

LEGAL TERMS

By registering for or obtaining a ticket or attending the event, you agree to the Niantic Terms of Service and confirm that you have read the Niantic Privacy Policy.

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT

SUPPORT

For additional support, please refer to our help center.


Later this month, Pokemon Go will bring its well-liked live Safari Zone event to Brazil.

This morning, Pokemon Go revealed that the first Safari Zone event of 2019 will take place on January 25 in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The game regularly hosts similar live events in various nations, offering users the opportunity to connect and catch uncommon Pokémon they wouldn't normally be able to discover in their neighborhood.

Pokemon including Psyduck, Unown, and Relicanth—a regionally specific Pokemon not often seen in South America—will be present during the event, which will take place along the freshly restored Guaiba riverside. Also, there will be unique picture opportunities, an exclusive in-app badge, and 2 KM eggs carrying unique Pokémon throughout the event. Moreover, according to the promotional picture, the event would also incorporate the Dragon-type Pokemon Bagon and the starters Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup from Sinnoh.

For players who can't attend, Pokemon Go will also raise the spawn rates of numerous Pokémon spotted during the event throughout Brazil. Moreover, Psyduck spawns will multiply globally, raising the possibility that a Shiny Psyduck may appear as a consequence of the event.

As this is Pokemon Go's first Safari Zone in South America, it is likely that the number of live events will increase in the next year. Niantic has put together a number of great live events that can be enjoyed by both casual and devoted gamers after a rocky start to 2017.

A Pokémon Go Safari Zone seems to be coming to Brazil this month, making South America the first continent where one of these well-known events will take place.

The Safari Zones in Pokémon Go are occasions when a large number of players congregate in one place to capture wild Pokemon together. Even though they take place in certain places, players from all around the globe may participate.

This time, the Safari Zone will be located in Porto Alegre, Brazil, along the Guaba River. Visitors who want to go for the event may be sure that they will have the opportunity to take in the urban surroundings and the city's extensive history.

A variety of wild Pokemon, including as the water/rock type Relicanth, the eerie generation 2 psychic type Unown, and the traditional water type Psyduck, will congregate in the Guaba region during the event. But there will be more Psyduck available overseas all weekend for those who can't make it to Porto Alegre.

Guaba will host the Brazilian Safari Zone from January 25 to January 27, 2019.

There are free but few available event tickets that may be picked up.

For iOS and Android, Pokémon Go is now accessible. Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!, the most recent entries in the long-running series, may also be played in combination with the well-known smartphone app. All of which are available for purchase on Amazon.

Tickets for the event are free, but are limited. Players can register for a ticket from this website.


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