Buy Your Ticket to Xoximilco
Reserve your seat aboard a trajinera for an evening of live music, tequila, and a progressive Mexican dinner—or combine it with other Xcaret Group parks for extra savings.
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A standard Xoximilco ticket covers the full evening: your seat aboard a shared trajinera, the multi-course tasting menu served stop by stop along the canal, an open bar with national drinks and guided tequila and mezcal tastings, and live folkloric music—mariachi, danzón, marimba, and norteño—at every stop.
Standard Admission
The trajinera cruise, progressive dinner, open bar, and live entertainment along the canal— everything you need for the full evening.
What's Included
Tasting-menu courses paired with a different live band at each canal stop, plus tequila and mezcal tastings led by onboard hosts.
Multi-Park Packages
Since Xoximilco is an evening-only experience, many travelers pair it with a daytime park on the same trip. The Xcaret Group lets you build a custom package that bundles up to four parks or tours—Xcaret, Xel-Ha, Xplor, Xplor Fuego, Xoximilco, Xenses, and select tours—into a single booking with a discount of around 20% compared to buying each ticket separately.
- Mix and match parks freely; you don't have to visit on consecutive days.
- Pairing a daytime park with Xoximilco's evening fiesta is a popular way to fill a full day.
- Packages are booked directly through Xcaret's official package builder.
Flex Pay
Flex Pay lets you reserve your date with a smaller upfront payment and spread the rest of the cost over several installments ahead of your visit—handy if you're booking Xoximilco well in advance and want to budget in stages rather than paying the full price at once.
Seasonal Promotions
Xoximilco regularly runs limited-time offers—seasonal sales, early-booking discounts, and bonus perks on multi-park packages—so prices and deals shown at checkout can vary by date. It's worth checking the official booking page close to your travel dates to see what's currently running before you buy.
Booking Tips
- Book online in advance—Xoximilco has limited nightly capacity and runs only a few nights per week.
- Pick your visit date carefully; tickets are date-specific and high season (December–April) can sell out.
- Plan your return transportation before booking—the evening ends late and pickup timing matters more than for daytime parks.
- If you're combining Xoximilco with a daytime park, price the package builder against buying tickets separately—it isn't always cheaper for two parks, but it usually is from three parks up.
Ready to Book Your Xoximilco Evening?
Secure your date now and get the trajinera cruise, tasting menu, open bar, and live music all in one ticket.
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