Lucha Libre Tour in Mexico City
An evening in Mexico City that goes beyond the ring: the history of lucha libre, the food of a night out, and a live match in the arena.
Book Your Experience- Duration
- To be confirmed
- Price
- To be confirmed
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Meeting point
- To be confirmed
- Schedule
- Selected evenings — to be confirmed
Highlights
- Introduction to the history of lucha libre
- Rudos, técnicos, masks and traditions explained
- Mexican tacos — birria and al pastor
- A live lucha libre match in an arena
Itinerary
- 1. Meet your host
Start the night with an introduction to lucha libre and its place in Mexican culture.
- 2. Tacos before the match
Eat the way locals do before a night at the arena.
- 3. Inside the arena
Watch a live match with context on characters, rivalries and the crowd.
- 4. After the bell
Final stories and recommendations to keep exploring.
What's included
Possibly included (to be confirmed)
- Meeting wrestlers
- A mask as a souvenir
- Drinks or tastings
Not included
- Hotel pick-up (unless stated)
- Personal expenses
Cancellation policy
The cancellation policy will be published here with the booking conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What languages is the experience offered in?
English and Spanish.
How long does it last?
Final duration will be confirmed with the itinerary.
Is it suitable for kids?
Details will be published with the booking conditions.
How do I book?
Use any Book Now button. Online booking opens soon.
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