Name: Experiencia en Ciudad de México: Cantinas, lucha Libre y mariachis en la Plaza Garibaldi
Brand: viator
SKU: 25215
Price: 55 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (60 reviews)

6 h

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Su velada en Ciudad de México comienza con bebidas y una cena ligera en una cantina típica mexicana (por su cuenta). Conozca a sus compañeros de la excursión y a su guía local, que le hablará de lo que le espera esa noche. Aprenda las reglas básicas de la lucha libre, el segundo deporte más popular de México, después del fútbol.
A continuación, suba al metro para dirigirse al estado de lucha libre, donde tiene reservados buenos asientos. Vea los mejores combates de lucha libre de la noche y déjese atrapar por la locura teatral de este excéntrico deporte de lucha de México. Únase al salvaje ambiente y arme jolgorio y silbe junto con los lugareños en su emocionante experiencia de lucha libre de dos horas de duración.
Después del espectáculo, eche un vistazo a las máscaras de lucha libre a la venta y haga unas magníficas fotos de su visita al estadio.
La emoción continúa mientras se dirige a la Plaza Garibaldi, donde se reúnen para bandas de mariachis mexicanos para cantar y bailar. Únase a la música y los bailes en su visita de una hora a la plaza y, a continuación, relájese con otra bebida en una bar o una discoteca de la zona del Zócalo. Al final de la noche, pondrá rumbo al punto de encuentro original, o su guía le puede dar sugerencias para continuar la fiesta o le ayudará a coger un taxi para volver a su hotel.

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Incluido

Guía bilingüe local
Transporte público
Souvenir - una máscara de luchador
Visita a diferentes cantinas.

No incluido

Propinas
Entrada a los clubes.
Recogida y regreso al hotel.
Alimentos y bebidas

Adicional

La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva
La edad mínima es 18 años.
Recomendamos vestirse de forma conservadora, ya que visitaremos zonas no turísticas. Se recomienda pantalones largos o jeans y una camiseta. Deje sus objetos de valor, como pasaportes y tarjetas de crédito, en el hotel y traiga una pequeña cantidad de dinero en efectivo para gastos. Durante la temporada de lluvias (de mayo a septiembre), recomendamos traer un impermeable o un paraguas.
Para tu aventura urbana estarás en un pequeño grupo de un máximo de 12 personas.
No se permiten cámaras ni botellas en la arena. Si trae una cámara, tendrá que dejarla en la entrada en la cámara de almacenamiento. Se permiten fotos con celulares sin flash.
El orden de las actividades varía los domingos porque primero vamos a la Lucha Libre.
Tenga en cuenta que si el tamaño del grupo supera las 8 personas, tomaremos transporte privado en lugar de transporte público.

Características

Turismo

95%

Original

80%

Cultural

75%

Vida nocturna

15%

Opiniones

4.7

60

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Janet G

1 | 2018-04-16

First viator tour I have experienced that was nearly a complete disapointment. This tour featured using public transportation, eating first at a cantina, then going to Luche Libre, followed by an hour of dancing/singling at Garibaldi Square. Finally drop off at a pub near Zocolo. In contrast to the description, this is what happened. First we were taken to a bar to drink for over 1/2 hour. Many of us hadnt eaten, expecting to go to cantina first, so we were not pleased, We seemed to be waiting for a driver. Our van not public transport arrived and then took us to the tequila museum at Garibaldi Sq. Altho this was not on the itinerary, we stayed there for over 1/2 hour and then were asked to test some cheap tequila. By then it was 730 and many were starving. We walked across the square, entered a mediocre restaurent. It was not a traditional cantina. It offered OK food, nothing special. while OK, it was the worst food we had in CDMX while discovering places on our own Since we were running late we were asked to order simple things like tacos. We only had 1/2 hour to order, eat, and pay so it was very rushed. No singing and dancing to Mariachi band in the Square. Luche Libre was indeed entertaining. After LL we got into the van and were dropped off in a dark alley blocks away from the Zocolo, not at a pub close to Zocolo I would recommend this trip if Viator can guarantee it will be as advertised. Otherwise I would go to Luche Libre on my own.

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Diana G

5 | 2018-02-28

This definitely was the best tour I took in México. The tour guide was great, explaining everything we saw and experienced. The lucha libre was awesome, the part I had less expectations and it was a great experience, I had a really fun time. The visit to Plaza Garibaldi was great, even though I think we got short in time or I'd had like to spend more time strolling in the Plaza after dinner. I recommend this tour.

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william f

1 | 2018-02-23

Easily the worst experience of our time in Mexico City. The guide was 30 minutes late, we walked forever to the cantina. and what we thought was going to be a tour of several cantina turned out to be one sit down dinner at one cantina with occasional appearance of a Mariachi. Dinner was incredibly long. We us sat there talking with our friends. Thought we were going to tour several cantinas then go out on the square to listen to music before being bused to the arena. Didn't happen. Then when we got to the arena, there was a mixup on times and tickets and we stood outside on the street for a long, long time, then got to our seats 20 minutes late. A pretty much wasted evening.

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Robert B

5 | 2018-02-18

This was a great way to experience night life in Mexico City! Our plane was late so we were late in trying to meet up with the group, but our guide Milton was very helpful and accommodating. The earthquake happened during this time as well, so everyone was scrambling to get things back on track. Everything was well organized and very professional.

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