Mexico City · FOLKLORE BALLET & IMMERSIVE SHOWS
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These 7 folklore ballet & immersive shows cover different ways to spend the day, with prices and practical details kept together for a quicker decision.
Mexican Folklore Ballet at Palacio de Bellas Artes, 2 hours of folk dance, live music, and regional costumes, with optional hotel pickup.
“Awesome show. Couldn’t take my eyes off!! And I even got to dance with one of the dancers at the end ❤️ loved it throughout!! Would definitely recommend it!!”
Watch Mexico’s folkloric ballet in a small group, with hotel pickup, air-conditioned comfort, and VIP venue entry in Mexico City.
“Exquisite! Mexican culture through dance (Whow!) music and singing. Loved variety of dance styles and choreography. Magic!”
Mystika Inmersivo in Mexico City turns Pepe Soho’s art into a spiritual, tech and music guided journey through seven rooms.
“Unbelievable experience and story. Inspiring visuals and stories. Much much more than I had hoped for.”
Mystika Inmersivo in Mexico City: 7 sensory rooms with mirrors, horses, jungle scenes, Tulum dome, and Chichen Itza, plus photo gallery.
Mexico City folkloric ballet with hotel pickup, private round-trip transport, and a live dance show at Bellas Artes or Chapultepec.
“I think we were a bit confused by the title of this tour—Private Guided Tour, dont be misled by that name. We thought not only were we being picked up by our host but that we would receive a private tour Belle Fine Arts Theatre, we were just guided to the front door! The most important thing is the Ballet Folklorico is beyond fabulous, we just misunderstood what we were purchasing. Our host was very nice and got us there early enough that we could enjoy a cocktail. We had fabulous seats.”
A small-group Day of the Dead house visit in Mexico City’s Xochimilco, with an altar, art interventions, and a tequila craft workshop.
“It's worth it if you can't visit CDMX in Day of the Dead season. However, if it is the season, it comes out a little. It should also be noted that apart from the home tour, it is also a craft business, so there is a lot of sales.Auto-translated”
Watch Ballet Folklórico de México with live orchestra at Palacio de Bellas Artes, a one-hour trip through regional dances and legends.
“The show was outstanding. The communication from your company was poor. The actual tour did not match the description. Change in venue was not communicated until just hours before event. Reservations were not assigned seating as indicated but first come first seated - which ended up being marginal for us.”
