Cancun · TICKETS
15 ways to explore
A good Cancun booking makes pickup, inclusions and the return time clear before the day begins.
Prebook Xcaret Park tickets near Playa del Carmen, then enjoy 50+ attractions and the Espectacular night show option, mobile entry.
“Book your Adobus beforehand, tickets sell out fast. Show was mediocre, lost interest halfway through. Amenities and park attractions are pretty cool. Massive tourist trap though”
Early pickup, guided Chichen Itza, buffet lunch, cenote swim at Saamal, and a Valladolid stop, all with admissions and hotel transport.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
Cirque du Soleil JOYÀ near Playa del Carmen. Pick show-only or dinner and VIP options with champagne, great music, and flexible seating choices.
“Great show in an intimate theater, not a bad seat in the house from what I could see. The appetizers are overly fussy and not that appealing. I got them only to have the closer seats but probably would have been better with the show only and ordering drinks and popcorn at the bar. Such a good show though!”
All-inclusive Xel-Ha admission near Tulum with snorkeling, cenotes, river floating, ziplines, and unlimited drinks, plus buffet meals.
“There are so many parts to this park. You can do some of it or all of it. Expect to spend the whole day there. We watched the dolphins without having to pay for the experience to swim with them and it was still quite amazing to see them up close. The lazy river was fun, and you can stop on the way to do cliff jumps or zip lining into the water. The kids playground is so good. A nice big space, but contained with all sorts of different cool parts including a water slide. And then in general you can just go into the water anywhere and swim…”
Xel-Ha Cancun day trip with hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, lagoons, caves, trails, and unlimited food and drinks plus optional thrills.
“You're price of admission basically only pays for a big swimming hole. Nearly everything else to do costs money, like a lot of money. If you love wasting money, go here. If not, go jet skiing or seek another excursion which will be much more fun”
Skip-the-line Gold Member ticket for Coco Bongo Cancún, with a reserved area and unlimited drinks from 10pm to 3am.
“This place was amazing I'm disabled and found that it was easy to get to the vip section I also enjoyed the kind n courteous service my ticket included food unlimited drinks n most importantly a seat as this place was fast paced dancing and drinking an mu seat was welcomed when I exhausted myself the show was fabulous again Coco Bongo didn't disappoint will definitely recommend it”
A 4-hour Xoximilco Cancun canal cruise with mariachi, a 3-course Mexican tasting, and an open tequila bar at night.
“True Mexican experience, gross food and drink from tequila , eating bugs and chips and nothing good. Bad and cheap tequila”
Skip-the-line ticket to Coco Bongo Cancun with guaranteed entry, included alcoholic drinks, and a high-tech acrobat party show.
“Not organised all over the place, sticky dirty, smelly had to wait around even after skip queue ticket, staff are not professional, started off with checking me in and then LITERALLY danced of with another group inside the club (possibly friends), never been so shocked, literally standing around asking for a ticket, positive note good show, don’t compare to Vegas your not even close. Would not recommend purely because of the service from staff. Tourists should be taken care of, not left twiddling thumbs!!!!!!!”
Skip long Chichén Itzá lines with express entry, then explore Mayan ruins at your pace, from the main pyramid to the huge stadium.
“The skip-the-line ticket was worth the extra price. We arrived right at opening time and the ticket and security line were both over 100 feet long. The ladies at the ticket pick up escorted us to the front of the security check and were went right in. It was nice to be there before the crowds and all of the vendors set up. Completely different vibe then at noon, when all of the walkways are lined with walls of t-shirts and blankets for sale.”
Cancun day trip to Tulum ruins, Cobá, and a cenote swim at Tamcach-Ha, plus buffet lunch and optional Playa del Carmen.
“Seeing the ruins was as expected but the day was very long. Swimming at Cenote is a bit seedy. Need to bring pesos to tip. Using US dollars is much more expensive due to bad exchange rate given.”
Cirque du Soleil JOYÀ at Vidanta Riviera Maya pairs an intimate show with gourmet dining and champagne. Tickets start at $87.
“We booked the transfer to Vidanta via our hotel concierge and we had the most wonderful journey with Carlos as he explained his life growing up and living in Cancun. The dinner and show time was an hour later than we anticipated so I’d recommend that you triple check the times but nevertheless the quality of the dinner, champagne, wine and meal was bar none! Highly recommend an evening out to witness the splendor of the evening with the opening jazz acts and the stellar performances of the acrobats and melodic musical performances throughout. The story is a beautiful one too; generational knowledge is so important to be maintained especially…”
Four cenotes at Cenotes Zapote EcoPark: zip lines, snorkeling, biking, and a regional lunch. About 5 hours, $99.
“It was a great experience. My friend and I enjoyed ourselves. We did find another activity similar to this for less money on a strip in Cancun, but equally as fun.”
Xenses Cancun is a sensory theme park with optical illusions and water attractions, plus hotel round-trip transport and priority admission.
“Picked up at wrong hotel and left me at mine. Wouldn't refund ticket and told me to take a cab at my own expense 50USD. Do Not trust this.”
Private Cancun Airport to Holbox transfer with ferry tickets for two and a Holbox taxi pickup, plus easy airport meet-up guidance.
“Alfredo was excellent! The car was clean, they had beverages ready for us, everything was very easy and they were all super nice. :)”
Skip-the-line entry to Chichen Itza from Cancun with a quick ticket exchange and self-paced ruins. Optional bilingual guide available.
“We have arrived late knowing the ‘normal line’ should not be that long at that time. The was still a line so we felt good about saving time. Viator provider did have our tickets available quickly. But it took 15min for them to go get the government tax! Why they did not get it ready in advance?”
