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Children aged 4 (four) to 13 years, 11 months and 30 days (thirteen years, eleven months and thirty days) with an official identity card or birth certificate.

With an official identity card, senior citizens aged 60 and over.

(iii) Students from private and public education systems who prove this status by holding a valid student ID card for that year, must carry a Student Identification Card with a current validity period, in accordance with a single nationally standardized model made publicly available by the aforementioned national entities and by the National Institute of Information Technology (ITI), with digital certification thereof, and the student identification card may have 50% (fifty percent) of local characteristics. In addition, it must include (i) the student’s full name and date of birth, (ii) a recent photo of the student, (iii) the name of the educational institution in which the student is enrolled, (iv) level of education and (v) expiration date until March 31 of the year following its issuance; (model with information that must appear on the back and front, including the digital certification)

(iv) Young people aged 15 (fifteen) to 29 years, 11 months and 30 days (twenty-nine years, eleven months and thirty days) who are demonstrably in need as provided for in Federal Law No. 12,933/2013, must hold the “Youth Identity Card – ID Jovem”;

(v) Teachers, principals, pedagogical coordinators, supervisors and holders of support positions in schools in the state and municipal public education networks of the State of São Paulo, upon presentation of an official document with a photo, together with a work permit or pay slip.(v.1) Teachers, principals and pedagogical coordinators of private schools in the State of São Paulo, upon presentation of an official document with a photo, together with a work permit or pay slip.

(vi) A companion for a person with disabilities (PWDs), who may perform the functions of a personal attendant.

(i) Children aged 0 (zero) to 3 years, 11 months and 30 days (three years, eleven months and thirty days) with an official identity document or birth certificate;

(ii) Students and their respective teachers, from early childhood education, elementary and high school education in the public education system of the State of São Paulo, on weekdays, at least 2 (two) days a week, when on a school trip, with exclusive registration through the channels: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVf9Hk1gI69GXBF_bUmnoZSSuIDYBFGgmemowiIgFB6UZHcQ/viewform

* The exemption rule applies only to the entrance fee to the zoo and/or botanical garden, and does not extend to paid attractions within the park and/or combos sold by Reserva Paulista

(iii) Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) holding one of the following documents: (i) Registered in the Continuous Benefit Program (BPC); (ii) Original signed and stamped medical report expressly indicating the disability due to a long-term or permanent impediment; (iii) free public transportation card indicating the disability and/or (iv) official documents proving care in rehabilitation centers or units specialized in people with disabilities;

* According to the legislation, a person with a disability is considered to be one with a long-term impediment of a physical, mental, intellectual or sensory nature that, in interaction with one or more barriers, may obstruct their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with other people;

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The exemption and half-price tickets are personal and non-transferable. When purchasing tickets with the eligibility categories (exemption or half-price tickets), it is mandatory to prove the right to the benefit described on the ticket, which is chosen by the customer at the time of purchase.