Updated September 15, 2026. Fans planning to see Xuxa — O Último Voo da Nave still have five future performances listed on Eventim's official calendar: Curitiba on September 26, Belo Horizonte on November 14, Rio de Janeiro on December 20, and two new São Paulo dates on February 27 and 28, 2027. The key planning detail is that the official schedule currently shows two São Paulo nights in 2027, not just one.
The show was conceived as a celebration of several stages of Xuxa's career. The official description explicitly names Xou da Xuxa, Xuxa Park, Planeta Xuxa, her film work — with Lua de Cristal as an example — and the Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos era. That makes it possible to understand the show's nostalgic scope without turning production references into a promise of a fixed setlist in every city.
Next confirmed O Último Voo da Nave dates
The official Eventim tour page lists five future events as of September 15, 2026. The times below are those announced on each event page.
| Date | City | Venue | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09/26/2026 | Curitiba | Arena da Baixada | 8:00 p.m. |
| 11/14/2026 | Belo Horizonte | Arena MRV | 8:00 p.m. |
| 12/20/2026 | Rio de Janeiro | Maracanã Stadium | 7:00 p.m. |
| 02/27/2027 | São Paulo | Nubank Parque | 7:00 p.m. |
| 02/28/2027 | São Paulo | Nubank Parque | 7:00 p.m. |
If you are booking flights or hotels, check the official page again shortly before traveling. Ticket availability, seating sections, access rules and operating times can change; the table above reflects Eventim's published calendar on the date of this update.
What the show actually revisits from Xuxa's career
The announced concept for O Último Voo da Nave is not simply a recreation of one television show or one period. The production describes a journey through multiple stages of Xuxa's career, using the spaceship and other recognizable parts of her universe as a bridge across generations.
Xou da Xuxa and the classic spaceship image
Xou da Xuxa is the most obvious starting point. The spaceship became one of the symbols most closely associated with the performer, and the new production brings it back as a central part of the show's visual language. The production says it sought to bring to the stage the sense of wonder seen on television and preserved in the audience's collective memory.
Xuxa Park and Planeta Xuxa
Xuxa Park and Planeta Xuxa are also specifically named in the project's official presentation. That shows the retrospective does not stop with the Xou era: it moves into later television phases and Xuxa's relationship with an audience that grew up alongside those format changes.
Film, with Lua de Cristal as a reference point
The production mentions Xuxa's film successes and uses Lua de Cristal as an example. Within the show, the film serves as a bridge between her work in television, music and cinema, reinforcing the idea that the retrospective covers more than one side of her career.
Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos and a new generation
The Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos phase completes another important arc. The project introduced Xuxa to a generation that did not experience the original peak of Xou da Xuxa. Its inclusion helps explain why the tour is presented as a meeting point for audiences of different ages rather than only as a remembrance of the 1980s and 1990s.
How nostalgia is built into the production
According to Eventim's description, the show uses sets created especially for the tour, projections, visual effects, immersive lighting and appearances by characters associated with Xuxa's universe. These elements are part of what is officially confirmed about the stage experience.
The result is an arena-scale show designed to turn familiar references into live spectacle. The concept is not limited to playing older songs: scenery, lighting and the spaceship imagery help connect different career eras within a single visual narrative.
What should not be treated as a promise
- A referenced era does not guarantee every song from that era. Official materials define the periods and worlds being revisited, but that is not the same as a song-by-song list for every future performance.
- The running order should not be assumed. Even if past shows provide clues to the format, future dates can have changes in length, guests and sequence.
- Visual references do not mean literal recreations of every TV program. The concept combines memory, contemporary stage design and a current reading of the career.
- Tickets and seating sections are dynamic. For prices and availability, use the Eventim page for the city you plan to attend.
How to choose the best date
Curitiba on September 26 is the nearest stop on the calendar. Belo Horizonte follows on November 14, and Rio de Janeiro closes the 2026 sequence at Maracanã on December 20. For anyone who prefers São Paulo or needs more time to plan, the current calendar offers two consecutive nights at Nubank Parque on February 27 and 28, 2027.
That means the practical decision can be made around city, timing and travel logistics, while artistic expectations can stay grounded in what is confirmed: O Último Voo da Nave is a stage retrospective spanning multiple Xuxa eras, from Xou da Xuxa to Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos, with Xuxa Park, Planeta Xuxa and her film career in between. The concept is clear; there is no need to invent an exact song list for each night to understand what the show is designed to celebrate.
