Wrestling and Legends (Only on November 1st.)

The fusion of wrestling and the Day of the Dead is a unique combination of two iconic Mexican traditions, celebrating both popular culture and the spiritual roots of the country.

Lucha libre, with its colorful masks, heroic characters (técnicos), and villains (rudos), has been a symbol of Mexican identity for decades. The wrestlers, wearing their masks, represent mythological figures, often connected to the imagery of gods and supernatural beings. Lucha libre is a theatrical representation of the battle between good and evil, a theme that also resonates in the celebrations of the Day of the Dead.

On the other hand, the Day of the Dead is an ancestral festival that honors loved ones who have passed away. Through altars, offerings, and colorful decorations, the living remember and celebrate the dead, with the belief that the souls return to visit their families on this day.

Pick ups Start: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Hotels, Airbnb's (Within Mexico City) or Meeting Point at Mundo Joven Hotel
Place: Arena Mexico and Cemetery

• Tasting of a Tequila Shot.
• Brief talk about the history of wrestling and the significance of the Day of the Dead.
• Short panoramic tour along Reforma to admire the Alebrijes Exhibition.
• Delivery of a Wrestler's Mask (Gift)

Experience at the Lucha Libre Arena (2 hours)
Time: 8:30 p.m.
Location: Arena México

After the warmth of the tequila, we head to one of the most iconic arenas to experience the excitement of lucha libre. Attendees will see masked wrestlers in action, experiencing the passion of Mexico's most iconic sport.

• Entrance to the lucha libre event.
• Opportunity to purchase beer, snacks, or lucha libre souvenirs.
• Possibility to take photos with the wrestlers at the end of the matches (Not included).

Transfer to Traditional Cemetery (60 minutes)

Xilotepec Cemetery

Time: 11:45 p.m.

Location: Panteón de Xilotepec in Xochimilco

The tour continues to the Xilotepec cemetery, where visitors will be part of the magic of the Day of the Dead. The cemetery will be decorated with altars, marigold flowers, and candles, offering a unique spiritual atmosphere.

• Guided tour of the cemetery, explaining the tradition of altars and the significance of honoring the dead in Mexico.
• Visit to notable graves, such as poet Fernando Celada and journalist Adán Becerril. There is also a monument to Francisco Goitia.
• The cemetery is probably most well-known for its unsettling children's section.

To conclude the tour, attendees can leave candles or flowers at a symbolic grave and be part of a brief ceremony in honor of the deceased.

• Explanation of the elements of an altar.
• Time for reflection and enjoying the mystical atmosphere.

Return to the Meeting Point
Time: 1:30 a.m.

The tour ends with the return to the starting point. During the journey, the guide will be available to answer questions and close the tour with a brief reflection on the experience.

Unique Date. Book Now! Limited Capacity. Only 20 spots available.

(Languages: English - Spanish)

Includes: Transportation, Guide, Tickets, Tequila Shot, Wrestler's Mask, and Surprise Gift.