Flamboyant and Pirajá will stay open until 0h30 for Vitoria Vs Vasco at Barradão

Metrô Bahia will run a special operation for Vitoria vs Vasco this Wednesday, keeping Flamboyant and Pirajá open until 0h30.

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Flamboyant and Pirajá will stay open until 0h30 for Vitoria Vs Vasco at Barradão

Metrô Bahia will run a special operation this Wednesday for Vitoria Vs Vasco, with the Flamboyant and Pirajá stations staying open until 0h30 exclusively for customer boarding after the match.

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The game, which kicks off at 21h30 at the Estádio Manoel Barradas, is the second leg of the Copa do Brasil quarter-finals and is expected to draw a strong crowd to the Barradão area. With demand set to rise before and after the match, the transport plan is designed to make access and departure more orderly.

Stations closest to the stadium get the focus

Flamboyant and Pirajá are the stations closest to the stadium, so the extended timetable is clearly aimed at the supporters heading to and from the ground. The decision to keep them open until 0h30 gives fans a wider window to leave the area after the final whistle.

That matters because match nights often create the biggest pressure on public transport at the end of the evening, when large numbers of supporters are trying to travel at the same time. By concentrating the operation on the stations most connected to the stadium, Metrô Bahia is targeting the route that matters most for the crowd expected at Barradão.

Reinforced staff and live monitoring

Maria Eduarda Studart, gerente de Estações e Terminais do Metrô Bahia, said the teams are ready for the occasion. She said: “Nossos colaboradores estão preparados para atender os clientes que irão acompanhar a partida. Teremos reforço de equipes nas estações com maior demanda e acompanhamento em tempo real da operação para oferecer uma viagem segura e organizada antes e após o jogo”.

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That is the key point for supporters: the special operation is not only about later opening hours, but also about extra staff and live monitoring through the night. In practical terms, it is a simple but important response to the expected increase in movement around the stadium.

For Vitoria and Vasco supporters, the message is clear. If they are using the metro on Wednesday night, Flamboyant and Pirajá will be the stations to watch, and the service will remain in place until 0h30 to help manage the return journey after the Copa do Brasil tie.

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