Mexico · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Xcaret Park in Playa del Carmen, with underground rivers, wildlife, Mexican culture, practical tips, ticket choices, and evening show advice.
“This was a beautiful place, and totally unexpected. It’s like a sea world, combined with a zoo, while learning history and culture. The show was spectacular and it was a great day. Most memorable part of our trip.”
Review of Cancun’s Chichen Itza, Saamal Cenote, buffet, Valladolid, transport, guides, timing, and value at $92 per person.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
Review Cirque du Soleil JOYÀ near Playa del Carmen, with seating, dinner, VIP upgrades, transport tips, show highlights, and value advice.
“What an overall spectacular experience at both the venue location and show performance. Truly at the caliber of Las Vegas Cirque and even better! You will not be disappointed. The show is done in both English / Spanish in a wonderful way. The live entertainment - vocals, trumpet, violin, harp, base, drums, keyboard - is superb! We were able to make an entire evening event at the resort location this was held. Our tickets included transportation from LA Isla mall in the Cancun hotel district. Make this a "must" if you are vacationing in Cancun.”
Tacos, mezcal, and masked wrestlers make this lively Mexico City night out a great value, with practical tips on timing, arenas, and guides.
“From the very beginning, Marcos and Barry were friendly, outgoing, and genuinely wanted everyone to feel comfortable. There was a great vibe in our group, and we enjoyed our meal before Lucha Libre & Lucha Libre show itself was hilarious and fun. Can’t recommend this experience enough. Gracias Marcos y Barry!”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Bike, Markets & Churros - Starting in Del Carmen, the neighborhood around Frida](https://assets.mexicanguides.com/wp-content/uploads/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-bike-markets-churros.jpg)
Cycle through Coyoacán, taste churros and tostadas, then skip the line at Casa Azul on this small-group Frida Kahlo tour.
“Loved this tour! Our guide was Arantza and she was fun and cool and obviously super knowledgeable and passionate about Frida and Coyoacan overall. She's a great storyteller and really made the neighborhood and history and Frida's story come alive. The bike ride was fun -- super easy and chill -- and the stops for snacks were fun, too. Highly recommend!”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Walk, Markets & Churros - Parque Frida Kahlo and its old ahuehuete trees](https://assets.mexicanguides.com/wp-content/uploads/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-walk-markets-churros.jpg)
Explore Coyoacán, taste market snacks, and visit Frida Kahlo’s Blue House with a small-group English guide and tickets included.
“Thorough. Excellent introduction to Coyoacan neighborhood. Lucky to have a small group. Many experiences i houses, churches, markets and museum. We bought because only way to get Casa Azul.museum tickets on shirt notice. Great value added.”
Review Xel-Há Park near Tulum, with snorkeling, river tubing, ziplines, cenotes, buffet meals, drinks, costs, and practical tips.
“If you buy your ticket on line you have to wait in a line to get bracelets. The line was agonizing and slow. It took about a half an hour to get into the park.”
Review of Frida Kahlo’s Blue House in Mexico City, with skip-the-line entry, digital guide, gardens, and access to Anahuacalli Museum.
“Last minute way to get sold out tickets to Frida Casa azul”
Review of Xel-Há tickets from Cancun with transportation, snorkeling, cenotes, food options, practical tips, costs, and honest value advice.
“Not in the ocean as claimed the water brackish water and not clear at all. I was extremely disappointed because I am a very big snorkle person. Going down the lazy river in the mangroves was fun. The bike ride was fun wish it was longer saw a lot of iguana. Food was just okay. Definitely not in the united States but they did their best. The park over all is very small and for 160.00 American dollars to go is over priced!! The drive from cancun is 1:45 minute drive!!!!!”
Explore Rio Secreto near Playa del Carmen with a guide, swim through crystal-clear caves, and enjoy a light regional Mexican lunch.
“Incredible cave tour—one of the best we’ve done! Crystal-clear water, stunning formations, and a magical atmosphere. There are five routes, so if you return, mention which one you’ve done. Wetsuits are optional but recommended—the water’s cold and you’re in it a while. Life jackets are mandatory, and deep spots plus uneven cave floors can be tricky if you’re not confident in water. A highlight was when the guide switched off all lights and led a short meditation in complete darkness—hip-deep in water, it felt otherworldly. She then sang a song, adding to the surreal moment. No personal cameras allowed; their photo package is pricey but high quality. Lunch afterward was…”
Skip the ticket line at Mexico City's Anthropology Museum for $15 and explore Aztec, Maya, Toltec, and Indigenous Mexican treasures.
“There was good signage in English for the most substantial exhibits. Beautiful building and the outdoor spaces - especially the Maya temples - were wonderful. Enough information to educate the novice.”
Review of Coco Bongo Cancun Gold Member entry, with skip-the-line access, reserved area, shows, unlimited drinks, value, and key drawbacks.
“This was terrible and definitely not worth the price we paid! A girl in our group paid less at the club and got to actually skip the line and was in the same “vip” area that we were in. There was no where to sit and the only way we got a drink was when we went to the bar to get one ourselves. We couldn’t see the show because of all the people that were standing in front of us and ended up leaving early. We definitely did not receive a vip experience. What a scam!”
Review of Xoximilco Cancun, a four-hour canal fiesta with Mexican food, tequila, live music, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“It’s an exciting and amazing experience very fun it’s my second time . I would recommend to anyone celebrating some special occasion to experience this adventure.”
Review of Playa del Carmen’s 3D Museum of Wonders, with photo tips, pricing, timing, staff help, and advice on who will enjoy it most.
“I don’t know if I would call it a museum; it’s more of an art gallery. Anyway, we had an awesome time. There’s stickers on the floor to guide you where to get the right pictures. The guide was very helpful by taking pictures for us. Overall it was a great experience.”
Coco Bongo Cancun review covering shows, drinks, skip-the-line claims, crowding, ticket value, timing, and practical booking advice.
“This review is coming from someone that used to live in Las Vegas for 6 years. I’ve seen many shows in my life, but this show was one of the best I’ve seen in a while!!”
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