Mexico · LUCHA LIBRE & SHOWS
Good lucha libre & shows fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Eat tacos, sip beer or mezcal, and learn the chants before a lively Lucha Libre match in Mexico City with guides and a souvenir.
“Daniel and Dulce are amazing! So hospitable and knowledgeable. They make you feel right at home in CDMX and you can tell they have a true passion for Lucha Libre! Such a wonderful experience!”
Review Coco Bongo Cancun, with acrobats, tribute acts, nonstop shows, drinks, ticket options, costs, crowd tips, and practical advice.
“First of all we didn’t even meet our guide. We met our friends instead haha. Anyway the whole experience was insane and I would 1000% recommend coco bongos Cancun if you like loud music, brilliant dancing amazing shows. 11/10 for me. Loved every minute 🫶🏼🫶🏼”
Experience Mexico City’s pulque, music, masks, and high-flying lucha libre with a guide at Arena México or La Arena Coliseo.
“Awesome!! Our guide Oscar was so nice and very knowledgeable. It was a really fun and exciting event, plus the stop before learning about pulque was super cool. Definitely would recommend this to anyone visiting Mexico City!”
See Mexico City’s Lucha Libre at Arena México, taste artisanal mezcal, and learn the sport’s secrets from a former luchador guide.
“Arturo was so animated and a fantastic tour guide . His own experience as a luchadero made it even better . I appreciated learning all the technical terms before the match, otherwise i would have been completely lost. Highly recommend this tour. It’s a good time .”
Review of Coco Bongo Cancun’s Gold Member ticket, with skip-the-line entry, reserved access, unlimited drinks, show details, and practical tips.
“Very badly over rated. Over sold and mediocre shows at best. VIP seating is actually worse than simply standing at the general admission floor section.”
Review of Xoximilco Cancun, a four-hour canal fiesta with Mexican food, tequila, live mariachi, dancing, and practical booking tips.
“While boating around the lagoon and listening to music was magical, I was disappointed by how spiritless the food was - and for such a high price! Not to mention it was almost cold. Also, I really wanted to participate in the songs - maybe we could have had music sheets?”
Review Xoximilco Cancun’s festive canal cruise, Mexican food, live music, tequila, transport, price, tips, and who should book.
“On entrance to the park you have to walk across to large high up wobbly bridges. The group we were with was quiet boring a miserable compared to other groups on other gondolas were having much more fun. The three course meal wasn’t tasty and one of the starters was crickets!! Overall was disappointed with this excursion and didn’t meet my expectations however the park was very pretty”
Coco Bongo Cancun review: wild live shows, acrobats, music, open bar, skip-the-line concerns, and practical advice before booking.
“The club is different from everything you ever tried! It was really fun and we loved it! Regarding the tickets the skipping the line part is not true as we had to wait as every else. But the price we payed was less that the club was asking for a Friday which was amazing”
Pick a coast, a ruin or a kitchen.
