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Meet your English- or Spanish-speaking guide at Hostal Amigo for tequila and mezcal, then walk through Mexico City’s historic center, stopping for optional pulque and tacos. Finish at Arena México or Arena Coliseo with live lucha libre, passionate fans, and high-flying action.
“Watching lucha libre was so wild and intense, it made me want to jump into the ring right then and there! 😂”
At Teatro Vallarta, watch Mayahuel’s love story with Quetzalcoatl unfold through dancers, acrobats, costumes, music, lights, fire, and the four elements. The roughly 60 to 90 minute experience ends with a tequila tasting. It is offered in English and includes mobile tickets.
“The quality of the show was spectacular. I liked reading the program before the program and it explained the various scenes we saw. A must see while in PV.”
Meet your bilingual guide at Hostal Amigo, taste mezcal and tequila, walk Mexico City’s historic center, sample pulque and tacos at your own cost, then watch masked wrestlers at Arena México. Optional packages add food, drinks, a mask, or ringside seats.
“We were late for the show. Had to rush through our dinner to get the bus to the arena. Had the worst seats in the arena - where you had to hunch forward to get a look of the wrestlers. Most of the group left while during the show because of how horrible the seating was. Not worth the price.”
Join guide Sebastián Hernández for an evening of Acapulco tacos and Mexican Lucha Libre. You’ll eat at Tacos Los Tarascos, hear how the sport works, enjoy a guaranteed seat near the stage, and possibly step into the ring for photos with the wrestlers.
“A very fun and unique experience that is wonderful to watch and full of excitement! The wrestlers are very talented and it’s fun to watch them engage with the audience.”
In Puerto Vallarta, watch the Mayahuel story unfold through Aztec dance, clay flutes, drums, fire dancing, acrobatics, and pyrotechnics. A bilingual host introduces tequila production from agave harvest to distillation, followed by a tasting of premium tequilas. Hotel transfers are not included.
“Show was excellent. I passed on the tequila tasting.”
Meet at Hostal Amigo for mezcal and tequila, then walk Mexico City’s historic center before a live Lucha Libre match at Arena México or Arena Coliseo. Your guide explains masks and wrestling tradition. Add pulque, tacos, and a souvenir mask with the All-inclusive option.
Pick a still, a field, a table or a track.
