The 15 Shows in Mexico City That Earn Their Price

1.Lucha Libre wrestling show, tacos and beer with artist

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 158 reviews · 3 to 4 hours (approx.) · from $70Our pick

Join Fernanda, Leo, or another English-speaking guide for tacos, a drink, and a lively introduction to lucha libre before heading to Arena México. You’ll learn the rules, chants, and characters, then watch several bouts. Expect cash-only arena sales, stairs, walking, and seating that may be far from the ring.

“Fernanda was an amazing guide! We loved the tacos beforehand and history of the sport. The wrestlers really put on a good show!”

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2.Lucha Libre Show, Walking Tour & Tequila

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 156 reviews · 4 - 6 hours · from $73

Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide near Hostal Amigo for tequila and mezcal, then walk through Mexico City’s historic center, stopping at wrestling shops, cantinas, and taquerías. Finish at Arena México or Arena Coliseo for a lively lucha libre show. All-inclusive and VIP options add drinks, tacos, a mask, or ringside seats.

“Left the arena wanting to suplex somebody (don’t worry, I didn’t 🤣). The wrestlers’ energy is insane, and the crowd makes you feel like you’re part of the show. 10/10 experience.”

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3.Lucha Libre wrestling show tickets

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 43 reviews · from $119

Meet a bilingual guide such as Samantha or Fernando, ride from your hotel to Arena Mexico, and take a close seat for an energetic Lucha Libre show. You receive a wrestling mask and two tequila shots, learn the basic rules, cheer with the crowd, and return by arranged transport.

“Do you ever wish you had a good friend in the city you’re traveling to, who could act as a guide and show you around? But you don’t, so you settle for a paid tour-guide and hope they’re at least friendly? Well ours (Samantha) was not only fRead more”

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4.Turiluchas Amazing Wrestling Show

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 29 reviews · 4 hours · from $67

Meet your Spanish-speaking Turibus host at Reforma 222, ride an open-top double-decker bus to Arena México, and watch 2.5 hours of Lucha Libre action. Your ticket includes round-trip transport, arena admission, a conversation with a professional wrestler, and a free wrestling mask.

“This was so fun. We had a great time.. I highly recommend this tour”

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5.Lucha Libre Experience with Tequila, Walking Tour & Arena Show

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 27 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $59

Start downtown with mezcal and tequila, walk through Mexico City’s historic center, sample local pulque and tacos at your own cost, then watch masked wrestlers at Arena México. English and Spanish guides lead groups of up to 30. Upgrade for food, drinks, a mask, or ringside seats.

“This was a great experience. We had a ton of fun, the guide was friendly and knowledgeable, and the food was yummy. The seating tickets were too far up though so we ended up purchasing closer seats on our own but that was fine.”

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6.La Llorona, Live Show in the Canals of Xochimilco.

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 20 reviews · 5 hours · from $139

Meet in Condesa, ride a traditional trajinera through Xochimilco, and watch La Llorona’s tragic legend unfold at Tlílac Lagoon with pre-Hispanic dance, original music, food, drinks, and bilingual guides.

“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.”

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7.Wrestling show and a Mexican dinner

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 20 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $165

You’ll be picked up in Mexico City, guided to Arena Mexico for a classic lucha libre match, then taken to a traditional Mexican restaurant for dinner. Guides such as Jaime, Carlos, Didier, and Noah add local context, help with traffic, and make the evening easy for families and couples.

“We wanted to do this tour 5 years ago, when we made our first Mexico Trip. Unfortunatelly it was canceled there. This time we had more luck and where able to do the tour which included pick up at the meeting point, Wrestling show in Arena Mexico, a gift bag with sweets and a wrestling mask for each of us, a nice dinner after the show and return trip to our meeting point. The experience was wonderful and we even had a change to try Michelada (Beer with a ring of herbs and spices on the top of the glass) and Papa Loco (Chips with Nuts and Salsa) during the…”

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8.2 hours Lucha Libre Show (mexican wrestling) with transport

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 14 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $128

Spend two hours at a Mexico City Lucha Libre match with round-trip hotel transport, reserved seats, and a private guide. Watch acrobatic wrestlers, choose drinks and snacks, and follow the action with help from guides such as Diego, Roberto, or Ruben.

“It’s a total blast… purchased some masks… joined in the fun… a definite in Mexico City… Rueben (our guide) took good care of us and made sure we had a good time! Highly recommend!”

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9.Lucha Libre Saturday Show in Mexico City (SEATS FROM BALCONY)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 14 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $50Best value

Meet your English and Spanish-speaking Epic Journey guide at Arena Coliseo at 6:30 pm, enter together, and watch about two hours of old-school lucha libre from the balcony. Drinks and snacks are sold inside. Seats are not assigned, so arrive on time for a good view.

“The lucha libre was one of the highlights of our trip in CDMX! It was so entertaining and fun. The arena coliseo was very overwhelming, so I’m glad we had a guide to show us where to enter, save us seats, and answer any questions that we had.”

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10.Mexican Wrestling and Gastronomy Show

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · 5 to 6 hours (approx.) · from $149

Join guides such as Ismael or Eduardo for a Mexico City night built around lucha libre at Arena México. Depending on your date and option, you’ll have Mexican food or drinks before the two-hour show, plus bottled water and transportation when selected.

“I chose to try the cocktail (mezcales and Mexican drinks) and had a blast. The team made us feel comfortable, the transport was clean and on time, and the show was unforgettable. The venue for the drinks had a relaxed, fun vibe. Would absolutely join again.”

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11.Flamenco Tablao Live Show & dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 10 reviews · 3 hours · from $86

Spend three hours at a Mexico City flamenco tablao watching professional dancers, singers, and musicians perform live. Your ticket includes one wine, beer, or water. The premium option adds Spanish tapas and a preferred seat, but confirm the show time and dinner inclusion before you go.

“Incredible experience. Each member brought their unique passion to the stage. Highly recommend”

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12.Dinner at a panoramic restaurant and show at Plaza de los Mariachis

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 8 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $148

Start with a four-course dinner at Bellini Revolving Restaurant atop the World Trade Center, then head to Plaza Garibaldi for mariachi music, traditional dance, and a drink. Air-conditioned transport and downtown hotel pickup are included, with a maximum of 15 people.

“Bad, unreliable service, avoid, did not show up on the day, mixed up dates although ticket states the correct date for the activity”

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13.Flamenco Live Show and Dinner in Mexico City

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 7 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $83

At Juncal Tablao Flamenco, you’ll watch professional dancers, singers, guitarists, and drummers perform Spanish flamenco in an intimate Mexico City venue. The 9:30 p.m. booking includes admission and a drink. Premium options add appetizers and preferred seating, though dinner is not included.

“The performance was so gorgeous. The music was phenomenal and I cannot get over the talent of the dancer. She is incredibly devoted to her craft and we had the most amazing time. I was moved to tears. I highly recommend going to this flamenco show.”

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14.Garibaldi Copa Show

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 3 hours · from $72

Ride through Mexico City’s historic center at night before reaching Plaza Garibaldi for live mariachi, regional dances, and a complimentary toast. Spanish-speaking guides such as Hilda and Laura lead the three-hour, small-group outing, with transfers included and extra food or drinks available at your own cost.

“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.”

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15.Legendary Day of the Dead Night Show in Xochimilco

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 5 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $75

Travel by air-conditioned vehicle from Fiesta Americana Reforma to Xochimilco for La Llorona, a Spanish and English-supported Day of the Dead show aboard a traditional trajinera. Expect about two hours on site and up to four hours of traffic-heavy transfers. Dinner is not included.

“I was told that pick up time was 5:30pm then they told me 6:00 they also switched the pick up location twice . Upon arriving to the location the guide wasn’t there , she got there late . They made us wait in the car with no ac , the tour guide her english was horrible ( thats acceptable tho) but her organization skills were very poor . She had to count how many people she had in the van like 3 times . she was unprofessional and never apologized or kept us communicated of what was going on. i took two other tours through viator and the guides were…”

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