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Olympic Family Guide Contents Olympic Family Guide Contents 1 Introduction ...................................................................... 6 2 Welcome Messages ..........................................................7 3 Olympic Family Hotels ..................................................... 9 3.1 Windsor Marapendi (OFH) ...................................... 9 3.2 Windsor Barra and Windsor Oceânico (OF2) ....... 9 3.3 Novotel (OF3) ........................................................... 10 3.4 Services available at the OFH/OF2 and OF3 ...... 10 4 Olympic Family Accreditation Centre ..........................15 4.1 Olympic Family Accreditation Centre Operations ...................................................15 4.2 Lost, Stolen or Damaged OIAC ...........................16 4.3 Olympic Family Hotel Guest and resident passes ........................................................16 4.4 Venue accreditation assistance ........................... 17 5 5 Arrivals and Departures Services ............................18 5.1 Arrivals at Tom Jobim International Airport (GIG) .............................................................19 5.2 Arrivals at other ports of entry ...........................19 5.3 Mishandled baggage (lost, delayed or damaged) ...................................20 5.4 Departures ...............................................................21 5.5 Transport From Windsor Marapendi (OFH) to Tom Jobim ............................................................21 6 Olympic Family Assistant (OFA) Programme and T1, T2 Transport Services ............................................... 22 6.1 T1 and T2 Transport Services ................................ 22 6.2 OFA Programme Services ...................................... 23 6.3 T3 Transport Services ............................................ 24 6.4 T3 request for transport (RFT) ............................. 24 6.5 T3 scheduled shuttle services from OFH/OF2/OF3 to Barra Olympic Park (excluding MPC/IBC) .............................................. 25 6.6 T3 Scheduled shuttle services from OFH/OF2/OF3 to Deodoro Park (excluding EQUESTRIAN) ....................................... 26 7 Football Cities ................................................................. 28 8 Olympic Family Lounges and Seating .........................31 8.1 Olympic family lounges and seating .................31 8.2 Prime Event access (PEA) ......................................31 8.3 Accreditation at Competition Venues ................33 9 Ticketing ........................................................................... 34 10 Opening and Closing Ceremonies ................................35 10.1 Opening and Closing Ceremonies Tickets for Olympic Family Members ..............................35 11 Olympic Village .............................................................. 36 11.1 Protocol Office ....................................................... 36 11.2 Team Welcome Ceremonies (TWCS) ................. 36 11.3 Village Guest Pass ..................................................37 12 Medical Services ............................................................. 38 12.1 Medical Services at Main Olympic Family Hotel (OFH) ................................ 38 12.2 Medical Services for Olympic Family at competition and training venues .................. 38 12.3 Medical Insurance ................................................. 38 12.4 Designated Olympic Family Hospitals ............... 39 13 International Broadcast Centre and Main Press Centre ..........................................................40 13.1 Media zone - IBC and MPC .................................40 13.2 International Broadcast Centre (IBC) .................40 13.3 Main Press Centre (MPC) ......................................41 14 Olympic Club .................................................................. 42 15 Olympians Reunion Centre presented by Ernst & Young ................................................................. 43 15.1 Clube De Regatas do Flamengo ........................... 43 16 Celebra Rio 2016 - Cultural Programme ..................... 45 17 Miscellaneous .................................................................46 17.1 Emergency numbers ..............................................46 17.2 Smoking policy .......................................................46 17.3 General climatic conditions .................................46 17.4 Taxes and tipping ...................................................46 17.5 Currency ................................................................... 47 17.6 Telephones ............................................................... 47 17.7 Electricity ................................................................. 47 18 Glossary ...........................................................................48 19 Appendices ......................................................................49 19.1 Competition Venues and Sport ...........................49 19.2 Competition schedules.........................................50 20 Key Venues Map ........................................................... 108 1 Introduction Welcome to the Olympic Games Rio 2016! The Organising Committee for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games welcomes all of the Olympic Family to Rio de Janeiro and wishes everyone very successful and enjoyable Games. This guide is intended to provide brief information for everyone in the Olympic Family who will participate in the Games. OLYMPIC FAMILY GUIDE - JULY 2016 6 2 Welcome Messages Welcome to the Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro 2016. Welcome to the Cidade Maravilhosa. This is the moment Brazil has been waiting for: welcoming the world to the first Olympic Games in South America. These will be spectacular Olympic Games. Brazil and the Brazilians will enthusiastically welcome the world and overwhelm us with their joy of life and their passion for sport. The Brazilian people and the cariocas will remind the world of their unique combination of passion and efficiency. This Olympic Family Guide offers information and practical advice to help you make the most of the Games experience and your time in Rio de Janeiro. Thank you to the Rio 2016 Organising Committee for their dedication and hard work in preparing this moment. The next weeks will be an unforgettable experience for athletes, spectators and everyone in the Olympic Family. Wishing you a wonderful stay in Rio de Janeiro, Thomas Bach President of the International Olympic Committee OLYMPIC FAMILY GUIDE - JULY 2016 7 We are just a few days away from the opening ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. We will embark on a memorable experience and a renewed hope will arise. The Games come at a time when the world needs to be inspired by the example of sport. The athletes will show us what humanity is capable of. And it only takes us to be connected with the right values: the values of sport, inclusion and non-discrimination. Brazil had the dream to be the first country in South America to host the Olympic Games. We reaffirm our promise that these will be unforgettable moments, and this is only possible thanks to the tireless efforts of everyone involved. I would like to thank President Thomas Bach and the International Olympic Committee for repeatedly showing us the true meaning of the word “friendship”. Since 2009, the invaluable input of specialists has been essential to help us create and organise our Games. We were never short of challenges on this journey. Difficulties made us stronger. And the Rio 2016 Games allow us to inspire future generations with a message of accomplishment. We can now say to the youth, speaking from experience, that we shall not give up on our dreams. I am very pleased to welcome you all to our “Marvellous City”, to enjoy the energy of this moment and the passion of our people! Olympic greetings, Carlos Nuzman President Rio 2016 Organising Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games OLYMPIC FAMILY GUIDE - JULY 2016 8 3 Olympic Family Hotels 3.1 WINDSOR MARAPENDI (OFH) The Windsor Marapendi will be the main Olympic Family hotel and will require a valid accreditation with the code (OFH) to gain entry as of July 29th until August 23rd. Address: Avenida Lúcio Costa, 5400 - Barra da Tijuca 20031-204, Rio de Janeiro - RJ Brasil Tel: +55 21 2195-9900 Web: www.windsormarapendihotel.com.br Windsor Marapendi Offices • IOC Administration offices and meeting rooms • Rio 2016 Olympic Family Services team (ISP) 3.2 WINDSOR BARRA AND WINDSOR OCEÂNICO (OF2) OF2 - Windsor Oceânico Hotel The Windsor Oceânico will be one of the Olympic Family hotels and the main hotel for the National Olympic Committee Presidents and Secretaries General. Address: R. Martinho de Mesquita, 129 - Barra da Tijuca 22620-220, Rio de Janeiro - RJ Brasil Tel: +55 21 2195-9950 Web: www.windsoroceanicohotel.com.br Windsor Oceânico Offices • OC NOC Relations Office • Olympic Solidarity Office • Association of National Olympic Committees Office (ANOC) • Court of Arbitration for Sport Office (CAS) OLYMPIC FAMILY GUIDE - JULY 2016 9 OF2 - Windsor Barra Hotel The Windsor Barra will be one of the Olympic Family hotels. Address: Avenida Lúcio Costa, 2630 - Barra da Tijuca 20031-204, Rio de Janeiro - RJ Brasil Tel: +55 21 2195-5000 Web: www.windsorbarrahotel.com.br Windsor Barra Offices • World Anti-doping Agency office (WADA) • NOC Ticketing office 3.3 NOVOTEL (OF3) The Novotel hotel, located next to the Windsor Marapendi, will house the Olympic Family Accreditation Centre and OFH Guest Pass Centre. Address:
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