MEXICO CITY
Mexico City’s best days out.
The 15 lucha libre tours travellers book most in Mexico City, each one reviewed in full: what the day is really like, who runs it, how long it takes and what you pay.
A 3–4 hour Mexico City night: tacos and cold drinks, a Lucha Libre guide, and an arena match at Arena Mexico or Arena Coliseo.
Most Popular“Julio And Gurru were amazing guides ! The tacos were great! They had extensive knowledge of the history of wrestling and joined in on the fun in the arena! It was a blast! Highly recommend.”
Pulque and live music at a classic pulquería, then lucha libre at Arena México or Coliseo. Small group, English guide, included mask.
“Started welll then a drunk guard attacked our guides and beat one of them the police watched and the other drunk guard prevented us from going forward. It was so sad..but for the record if it was in the US he would have been shot”
Lucha Libre at Arena México plus a craft mezcal tasting in Mexico City with a former luchador guide, mask included, family friendly.
“This tour exceeded my expectations. I've never been into wrestling, but I had the best time with my husband and our tour guide, Arturo, who is a former luchador. We started at a local bar for an insider mezcal tasting. It was very cool to understand more about mezcal and taste the differences between the…”
Watch lucha libre at Arena México with a souvenir mask, English support, and roundtrip shuttle transfers in Mexico City.
“Put your mask on as a fan. Its tradition. I didn’t know many fans wear their masks. I left it in the tour van during the show. I wish I would’ve worn it during the event.”
Small-group Lucha Libre tour in Mexico City with Arena Mexico, tacos, mezcal, and helpful guide-led history in English.
“The arena was huge and having a guide helped us to navigate the ins and outs of the arena. Gaby our guide was quite informative and gave us a brief history of Lucho Libre and introduction to the matches of the evening. Loved the small group size and personalized experience. The taco and tequila/ mezcal…”
Tacos, beer, and a guided intro to Lucha Libre at Arena México, starting at La Ciudadela. English-friendly 3-4 hour tour.
“Leo was the man, show was crazy, tacos pretty alright as well. 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo”
Rooftop tacos, tequila and mezcal tastings, then a high-energy Lucha Libre show at Mexico City’s Arena México.
“This was a great night out, so much fun, my voice hurt from yelling so much. Nice to have a meal and drinks beforehand to get to know a group of people to share the experience with.”
Tequila, mezcal, and pulque tastings plus a guided walk in Mexico City’s historic center, ending with a live Lucha Libre show.
Walk Juárez and Roma for stories and tacos, then hit Arena México for 5 to 6 lucha libre matches plus a souvenir mask.
“Tanya was amazing! She's incredibly knowledgeable about CDMX and just a joy of person. The activity has everything you need for a first activity if you're just flying in. It's low impact that includes movement after a flight. It includes food and drinks without having to go sit at a restaurant. And the Lucha Libre…”
Skip the line for ringside Lucha Libre at Arena Mexico, get a mask and tequila shots, and let a bilingual guide explain the rules and show.
“Samantha was a fantastic host! We had the best time watching the matches and joining in with the traditional chants.”
Wrestler-led pre-show mezcal class and five matches at Arena Mexico, with English guidance, masks, and insider culture in 3.5 hours.
“Great intro by the guide, Chela. Even had a guest luchador there. The walk to the arena in the dark in a busy area with uneven paving had to be careful. The matches were extremely funny and entertaining. An authentic cultural experience of present day Mexico!”
Live lucha libre at Arena México from a prime ring-view section. Ticket, great seat location, and a PDF guide for $44.80.
“Seats were good and tickets were easy to pick up. Lucha libre was worth it for the fun and energy of the crowd”
Turiluchas brings you to Arena México for an action-packed Lucha Libre show, with round-trip transport, a free mask, and bus-side fun.
A guided lucha libre night in Mexico City with mezcal and tequila, a historic-center walk, and an Arena México show.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and was very engaging with all of the guests. He was safety focused to ensure everyone felt safe.”
Private Roma-to-Arena Lucha Libre night with mezcal, tequila, chocolate, and optional tacos or candy—plus round-trip pickup and tickets.
“Very good guide!!! She is so knowledgeable about the culture and history!!! She is very funny, artistic and helpful, best customer service I’ve had in Mexico City! I would definitely book a tour with Gabriela again! We have the same last name 😂🌮🥰🪩🥹🥳🎇”
Every corner of the city, and every road out into the valley.
