Mexico City · SHOW
16 reviewed
Start with duration and meeting point, then compare what each of these 15 shows adds to the itinerary.
Lucha Libre at Arena México plus tacos and beer with an English guide near La Ciudadela. Learn chants and rules, then cheer.
“Great fun for all ages. My kids, ages 9 and 6, had so much fun! Fer was a wonderful and informative group leader. She taught us so much and made sure we all had fun. She also provided cute little gifts.”
Tequila, mezcal, pulque tasting, a historic center walking tour, and a live lucha libre show at Arena México or Arena Coliseo.
“The guides who accompanied us on this experience were true wrestling fans, and we noticed it from the very first moment. They not only told us about the wrestlers and legends of the ring, but also immersed us in the stories and details that make this sport unique. They were friendly, attentive, and always willing to answer any questions. They made sure the tour was as fun as it was informative, so you'll feel supported and well cared for at all times.”
Arena Mexico ringside Lucha Libre with hotel pickup, bilingual guidance, a mask, and two tequila shots in about 2.5 hours.
“Very entertaining our tour guide was very enthusiastic and she knew all the wrestlers. Sometimes it was hard to follow up the rules but overall I enjoyed it”
Ride to Arena México in style, chat with a wrestler, then enjoy 2.5 hours of Lucha Libre acrobatics, masks, and drama for $67.
“This was so fun. We had a great time.. I highly recommend this tour”
Lucha libre with mezcal and tequila, a historic center walk, and an Arena Mexico show, with optional tacos and upgrades.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and was very engaging with all of the guests. He was safety focused to ensure everyone felt safe.”
Trajinera ride on Xochimilco canals plus a live La Llorona show, with food and round-trip Condesa transport in 5 hours.
“Espectaculo de baja produccion (Nivel revista escolar). Buena historia mal contada, a ratos muy tediosa. Para personas que hablan ingles debio ser insufrible. Opciones de comida y bebida limitadas que variaban según el barco: el nuestro tenía menos. Opciones de comida mediocres. Demasiado caro el precio es injustificable. Muy amables las personas, pero el standar es muy limitado.”
Watch lucha libre at Arena Mexico with a private guide, then enjoy a traditional Mexican dinner with hotel pickup and drop-off.
“Amazing night all around. The wrestling was a fun and interesting experience and the tacos were great! Highly recommend!”
2 hours of Lucha Libre plus round-trip hotel transport in Mexico City, with pre-purchased seats and an English-speaking guide.
“Highly recommend! Convenient pickup (and drop off) from the hotel from our host. Quickly guided to your pre-purchased seats and able to sit down, relax, and enjoy the action. Went with my daughters (17 and 20) and this was probably the most fun we had in Mexico City!”
Guided balcony tickets for Mexico City lucha libre at Arena Coliseo, with an English guide, a tight entry process, and a loud 2-hour show.
“Great way to experience iconic Mexican cultural event. Tour guide epicjourneytours.com arranged tickets, hotel pickup and drop off, and greeted us at the ticket gate to escort us to our seats. Great time.”
Lucha libre at Arena México with Mexican food and drinks. 5 to 6 hours with pickup option and show tickets included in Mexico City.
“Eduardo was a wonderful host for our evening. Starting with a great dinner and good company. He was very friendly. The Luche Libre show was fun and exciting. Great way to spend a Friday evening.”
Watch live flamenco in a Mexico City tablao with a drink, plus optional tapas and preferred seating. 3 hours of music, singing, and dance.
“BEAUTIFUL performance and show! The flamenco dancer was the highlight of course, and had so much emotion and beauty in her dance. The singers and musicians were all talented too, and the cocktails included this tour were delicious and very artisanal! I only docked one star because this experience is marketed to start at 9 PM, but it actually started at 9:45 PM. As such, my family and I could only stay for half of the show because it had gotten quite late and we had to wake up early the next day for a tour. Please update the start time of this show so others aren't left waiting around…”
Four-course dinner at Bellini Revolving Restaurant, then mariachi sing and dance at Plaza Garibaldi, with hotel transfers.
“Bad, unreliable service, avoid, did not show up on the day, mixed up dates although ticket states the correct date for the activity”
Flamenco at Juncal Tablao Flamenco in Mexico City with a free drink, optional appetizers, and a late-night show that runs about 3 hours.
“Dancer: There was only one dancer, but she was world class, absolutely excellent. I would have liked to have seen an additional dancer for the price, but the quality of her work and the singer, guitarist, and drummer were excellent. It felt like a community. Also, note that this seems to be a venue where the performances rotate. Our Spanish isn't perfect, but it sounded like the show we saw was visiting from Spain and that the venue houses such visitors often. Food: Just as bad as everyone says. They give you this tiny little sample plate, and it isn't even that good. I think they want you to then…”
A 3-hour CDMX night tour to Plaza Garibaldi for a live mariachi show with regional dances, a toast, and panoramic city views.
“it was a great outing to see an aspect of Mexican culture. The show, especially the mariachi band and the two lead singers were excellent. And seeing all the Latin American tourists singing along to the famous songs was great.”
A Day of the Dead night on Xochimilco, featuring La Llorona aboard a trajinera, plus guided transport from Reforma for $75.
“Late getting picked up. Was scheduled for a specific show and had to wait over 3 hours to get on a boat. Spent 8 hours when it stayed 5 hours total. Didn't get back to drop off location until after 3am. Kept being told 10 minutes. Unable to view show”
