Chichén Itzá Tickets

• Chichén Itzá is a fascinating archaeological site located in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, making it a year-round destination. Plus, it's easily accessible from Cancún, Tulum, and Mérida for an easy day trip

• See El Castillo (The Castle) – it's one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and served as a temple dedicated to the god Kukulcan. The pyramid's design aligns with astronomical events, creating a stunning visual effect during the equinoxes

• The Great Ballcourt at Chichén Itzá features the largest and best-preserved ancient Mesoamerican ballcourt

• Archaeologists have discovered a vast array of offerings in the Sacred Cenote nearest to Chichén Itzá, including precious objects, jewelry, and even human remains

Over two million visitors gather at the ancient Mayan ruins at Chichén Itzá each year. Make sure you are one of them on your next Mexican holiday by booking tickets in advance, especially if you want to upgrade your experience with a guided tour or included transport.

Choose the right Chichén Itzá tickets for you:

• Skip the line and get basic admission to the ancient site of Chichén Itzá. You'll see the Pyramid of Kukulcan, the Interior Temple, Great Ballcourts, Sacred Cenote, and the Platform of the Skulls

• Coordinate a day trip from nearby Coba or Meridia with roundtrip transport included, plus a tasty meal

• Beat the heat (and the crowds) with an early morning visit to Chichén Itzá with an expert guide, as well as transport from Cancún and a delicious lunch

• Arrive early to explore the site before the crowds arrive (and before the sun reaches its peak heat)

• Avoid visiting in September and October – flights may be cheap, but this is considered hurricane season

• The ancient site occupies 10 km2, so be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing for your visit

• Stay hydrated and bring plenty of bottled water with you on your adventure; tap water available at the site is likely not suitable for drinking

Accessibility

• Parts of Chichén Itzá are wheelchair accessible, including ramps at El Castillo and paved pathways between sites

• Due to the ancient construction of the pyramids, some structures are not wheelchair accessible

• Uneven terrain and overcrowded areas may affect maneuverability