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Mexico City: Mexican Folklore Ballet

Available Sunday, 14 Dec

Duration: 2h
Group of max. 50 people

4.2 (5)

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$65.01

The Folkloric Ballet of Mexico (VIP Tickets + Transportation Included)

Available Sunday, 14 Dec

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DEEPAK, India

08 Jul 2025

Excellent

The programme was spectacular . Fast paced , colorful and covering dances from various regions of Mexico. We loved the Lasso dance and the deer dance and the Mariachi band was superb too . We...

The programme was spectacular . Fast paced , colorful and covering dances from various regions of Mexico. We loved the Lasso dance and the deer dance and the Mariachi band was superb too . We would highly recommend it to everyone to see this show

The Folkloric Ballet of Mexico (VIP Tickets + Transportation Included)

Anna, United States

28 Aug 2024

Excellent

The service was belong my expectations. Very friendly and respectful! Thank you, I will most definitely use you company again! Thank you again for the amazing service Anna

The Folkloric Ballet of Mexico (VIP Tickets + Transportation Included)

Kara, United States

19 Jan 2024

Good

Great experience. Traffic is challenging in CFMX so there were some driving delays but felt the staff were trying their best. We enjoyed the ballet and highly recommend

The Folkloric Ballet of Mexico (VIP Tickets + Transportation Included)

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Mexican Folklore Ballet

154 Avenida de la República, 06030, Mexico City

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