Mexico City · SHOW
Good shows fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Learn lucha libre rules over tacos, mezcal, tequila, or beer, then cheer at Arena Mexico with an English-speaking guide in Mexico City.
“A lot of activity, walking fast! The communication was good, be prepared to climb steps so would not recommend if you need any accommodation or assistance otherwise it is great!”
Experience Mexico City lucha libre with mezcal, tequila, tacos, historic center walks, and a live Arena México wrestling show.
“We loved everything about it. We were in the venues where the most epic matches have taken place, and you could truly breathe the atmosphere of the wrestlers. Each place has a story to tell, and I guarantee you'll be amazed. The venue is accessible and designed to make you feel comfortable while you enjoy the experience.”
Review of Mexico City's Lucha Libre show with ringside seats, hotel pickup, bilingual guides, tequila, and a souvenir mask.
“I have booked this tour weeks in advance & we're supposed to catch the show on 27th October 2023. I even received an email prior to the show, telling me that the operator will notify us on what time they will be picking us up from the hotel one day before the event. However, I did not receive any notification and when I called the operator in the morning on that day itself, he told us that the tour was cancelled. It was a HUGE disappointment as we were really looking forward to the show but we did not receive any notification of the cancellation whatsoever. It's my first booking…”
Ride a Turibus to Arena México for a colorful Lucha Libre show with acrobatics, masked wrestlers, a free mask, and round-trip transport.
“This was so fun. We had a great time.. I highly recommend this tour”
Review of Mexico City’s lucha libre tour with tequila, tacos, historic-center walking, and an Arena México wrestling 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.”
Ride Xochimilco’s canals by trajinera, enjoy La Llorona theater and pre-Hispanic dance, with transport, food, and drinks included.
“Ran late. Very little organization. No guidance from the guide. Didn’t talk through the story ahead of show. Couldn’t see the show and arrived after it started. Limited food and drink options that varied by boat- ours had less. Had to ask numerous times just to get water. Subpar food options. Way over priced.”
See Mexico City’s wild lucha libre at Arena México, then enjoy a traditional dinner with private transport and a local guide.
“Amazing night all around. The wrestling was a fun and interesting experience and the tacos were great! Highly recommend!”
Review of Mexico City’s Lucha Libre show with hotel transport, arena tips, guide options, family advice, pricing, and honest drawbacks.
“Very professional. Attentive. Responsive. Punctual. Highly recommended. And the whole Lucha Experience, is something not to be missed when coming to CDMX”
Review of Mexico City’s Saturday Lucha Libre at Arena Coliseo, with balcony seats, a local guide, practical tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“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.”
Review of Mexico City’s lucha libre and Mexican food tour, with Arena México tickets, transport details, meal options, price, and booking advice.
“We had a great experience with Ismael, showed us a great food place and he gave us some details about Mexico that we didn’t know about, took us to La Lucha Libre. Felt like we were hanging out with a friend!! Thank you again Ismael!!”
Review of Mexico City’s three-hour flamenco tablao show, Spanish music, live dance, drinks, tapas options, seating, timing, and value.
“Incredible experience. Each member brought their unique passion to the stage. Highly recommend”
Review of Mexico City's Bellini dinner and Plaza Garibaldi mariachi show, with practical details on food, views, transport, timing, and value.
“The mariachi show was terrific. It is actually a combined show with dance, music and traditional dancing as well. Very fun. The dinner before is in a completely different location at a restaurant on top of a tall building that rotates. The view is great. The food was completely forgettable. It would be better if they just ate at the place with the show.”
Review of Mexico City’s Juncal Tablao flamenco show, with wine, optional appetizers and preferred seating, plus practical advice on timing and value.
“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…”
See Mexico City by night, enjoy mariachi and regional dances at Plaza Garibaldi, and toast with a small group for $72.
“La serata è volata, la mia cosa preferita però è stata la guida Hilda, gentile, simpatica e disponibile! Consigliatissimo!”
Ride a traditional trajinera through Xochimilco for La Llorona, a Day of the Dead night show with music, dance, and canal scenery.
“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.”
Pick a ruin, a canal, a kitchen or a ring.
