Mexico City This Week: Three Nights of Lucha Libre From US$7
Lucha libre three nights at Arena México from about US$7, free tours inside the Palacio de Bellas Artes, and a free amaranth fair opening Friday. The post Mexico City This Week: Three Nights of Lucha Libre From US$7 appeared first on The Rio Times .
Mexico City's week is anchored by Arena México, where lucha libre wrestling takes place on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday nights. Tickets start at about US$7, with prices ranging from MXN 112 to MXN 732 for the week. The cheap-seat night on Tuesday starts at 7:30pm, while the summer Thursday series and big card on Friday take place in the evening.
The three-night series is promoted by CMLL and does not interchange between nights. Lucha libre is an affordable night out in the city, with ringside seats costing less than concert tickets. Visitors should take a taxi or ride-hailing to and from Arena México, as it is not a neighborhood to explore at night. Photography rules vary by card, and masks can be purchased for around MXN 100.
Guided tours of the Palacio de Bellas Artes are free on the popular Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and run through Friday for a special route. The Feria del Amaranto opens Friday through Sunday at the Monumento a la Revolución, with live music, theatre, pre-Hispanic ceremonies, food, and sport. Chapultepec forest remains free and open all week, providing a simple solution for a spare afternoon.
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