MEXICO CITY
Mexico City’s best days out.
The 15 show 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.
Tacos, beer, and a guided intro to Lucha Libre at Arena México, starting at La Ciudadela. English-friendly 3-4 hour tour.
Most Popular“Wonderful experience! A cool little history lesson and tacos and then straight to the good stuff. A must do!”
Tequila, mezcal, and pulque tastings plus a guided walk in Mexico City’s historic center, ending with a live Lucha Libre show.
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.”
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.
“We were late for the show. Had to rush through our dinner to get the bus to the arena.”
Ride a traditional trajinera through Xochimilco canals for a live La Llorona show with dance, music, food, and round-trip transport.
Lucha libre at Arena México plus a traditional Mexican dinner with hotel pickup, a private local guide, and an easy 4-hour plan.
“Jamie was an amazing guide and made this experience very special! Highly recommend. It was a highlight of our trip with kids.”
Balcony seats at Mexico Citys Arena Coliseo for a 2-hour Lucha Libre show with an English guide for $50.
“The show was phenomenal! Viator was not. They do not properly explain that you need to meet someone at the gate and cannot get in without them. They then “guide” you to your seat which is completely unnecessary as there is no assigned seating. Extremely poor communication, overpriced, and confusing. The show- YES! Viator, no.”
Mexico City Lucha Libre with round-trip hotel pickup, English guidance, and a 2-hour arena show featuring iconic costumes and acrobatic stunts.
“The Lucha Libre in CDMX is an absolute must! I’m so glad that I booked this and didn’t go solo the first time. It’s a very busy event and figuring everything out solo with a kid would have been a bit overwhelming. Our guide, Roberto was so lovely, kind and incredibly knowledgeable about his city.”
Mexican wrestling at Arena México plus included lunch or Sunday dinner, with smooth pickup and English-guided hosts for a memorable CDMX night.
“I chose to try the cocktail (mezcales and Mexican drinks) and had a blast. The team made us feel comfortable, the transport was clean and on time, and the show was unforgettable. The venue for the drinks had a relaxed, fun vibe. Would absolutely join again.”
A 3-hour flamenco tablao in Mexico City with live dancers, live singers and musicians, plus an included drink and optional Spanish tapas.
Panoramic Bellini revolving dinner, then sing and dance with mariachi in Plaza Garibaldi. Includes transfers and tickets, 4 hours.
“Bad, unreliable service, avoid, did not show up on the day, mixed up dates although ticket states the correct date for the activity”
Spanish flamenco at Juncal Tablao Flamenco in Mexico City, with an included wine and optional premium seats and appetizers.
“The 3 dancers were good, the 2 musicians were good. When we arrived they did not have us listed at all even though we paid for the premium option. We paid for premium seats which they were not. We had very large people in front of us so we could only see shoulders. We had…”
A small-group night tour in CDMX with panoramic views, a live mariachi show at Plaza Garibaldi, regional dance samples, and a toast.
A nighttime Day of the Dead show on Xochimilco canals, with La Llorona storytelling on a trajinera, guided transport, and included tickets.
“It was a little chaotic with the other events happening that same day and the start time got bumped up. Other than that, the organizers were super friendly and helpful, the transportation excellent, and the experience was fun. Not scary as I expected, the show was more historical.”
Every corner of the city, and every road out into the valley.
