Mexico City: Mexican Evening, Wrestling, and Tequila
The experience kicks off with a warm welcome from your local guide, followed by a tequila and mezcal tasting, as you discover the history and cultural significance of Lucha Libre. Learn about the sacred importance of the mask, how wrestlers become legends, and why this tradition has captivated so many generations. Then, enjoy a walking tour of the lively historic center of Mexico City. Visit wrestling shops, check out colorful murals, and soak up the energy of the streets. During the tour, you'll have the option to stop at cantinas and taquerías to try pulque and traditional tacos (food isn't included in the price). The night culminates in one of the city's most iconic venues: the Arena México (Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays) or the Arena Coliseo (Saturdays), where you'll enjoy a vibrant live lucha libre show, surrounded by passionate fans. Check out the acrobatics, the lively characters, and the intense rivalries that make this event a true celebration of Mexican identity and traditions.
Highlights
- ✓An expert local guide will be with you throughout the experience
- ✓Tasting in a traditional cantina with history and a unique atmosphere
- ✓Night tour of iconic places in the heart of CDMX
- ✓Check out themed stores and uncover hidden wrestling secrets
🥊 Fight Weekend Pick
Another Lucha Libre and tequila package with a slightly more cultural angle. Book Friday night to make it a combat-sports doubleheader weekend -- Mexican wrestling Friday, UFC Saturday. At $68 it is solid value for 4 hours of entertainment.
What's Included
- ✓You'll be accompanied by a specialized local guide
- ✓Try typical drinks like tequila, pulque, and mezcal
- ✓Ticket included for the Arena and the live Lucha Libre show
- ✓Guided walking tour through the heart of the historic center
- ✓Fighter mask as a souvenir (in the All-Inclusive option)
- ✓Metrobus transportation during the tour (not available on Saturdays)
- ✓Tacos (in the All-Inclusive option)
Not Included
- ✗Transport
- ✗Food
Important Info
Cameras aren't allowed inside the arena Visits to the Arena Mexico are on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, while the Arena Coliseo is visited on Saturdays; the experience is the same in both Food and drinks in the canteens or taquerías aren't included, so it's a good idea to bring cash. On Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, you'll take the Metrobus to the Arena, as it's too far to walk Please note that tour prices may vary for the Función Estelar
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What Travellers Say
This Lucha Libre evening was rollicking good fun, and delightfully exceeded our expectation. Our guide Daniel was appropriately cheeky, perfectly irreverent, and helped us embrace the color, pomp, pageantry and camp of Mexican wrestling. We are now forever fans. Grab a custom Michelada, and a bag of Cheetos while in the stands, and cheer on your favorite luchador. We booked this as afterthought to our Mexico City vacation. Now it’s one of the best highlights of our trip. Y. (So much so that my husband got a luchador tattoo to commemorate the fun. )
our two Tour Guides Daniel & Javier we're really nice and funny. The Lucha Libre Matches we're amaizing and the atmosphare was great.
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