Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup

Free cancellation
  • Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup
  • Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup 2
  • Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup 3
  • Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup 4
  • Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup 5
  • Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup 6
1/6
Duration8h–10h
GroupUp to 15
LanguagesEN · ES
PickupAt your hotel

Six Flags Mexico with Transport: All Rides, No Car Rental

You get hotel pickup in the morning, entry to Six Flags Mexico with access to all rides and attractions, and return transport to your hotel in the evening. No separate tickets to buy at the gate, no arranging your own way there—just show up at your hotel and the day starts.

8h–10h

Step-by-step itinerary

Full day at Six Flags Mexico

  • Arrive at Six Flags Mexico
  • Enjoy roller coasters and rides
  • Watch live shows
  • Eat at park restaurants
  • Buy souvenir

The Experience

So you're standing there at the hotel, coffee in hand, and someone says "how are we even getting to Six Flags?" — and that's already solved. The pickup happens at your hotel, the driver knows the route, and you show up with your ticket already in hand. Six Flags Mexico is the biggest amusement park in Latin America, and it's about 30 kilometers outside Mexico City, which means without transport you're either renting a car or negotiating a taxi fare that keeps climbing. This package takes that off the table.

The park itself runs from morning until evening, and the inclusions cover all the rides and attractions — roller coasters, the gentler stuff if you're traveling with kids, the shows, the restaurants. You walk in and decide your own pace; there's no guide herding you through a schedule. The park has everything from high-speed coasters to family rides, so the day shapes itself around what you actually want to do instead of what fits a tour itinerary. Grab lunch at one of the on-site restaurants, buy a souvenir if something catches your eye, and the transport back to your hotel is already arranged.

The logistics part: hotel pickup and drop-off are included, which means no waiting for a ride at the end of the day when you're tired. You get returned to your hotel instead of figuring out transport when the park closes. The park is wheelchair accessible if that matters for your group.

What’s included

  • Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off in Mexico City.
  • admission to Six Flags Mexico.
  • access to all rides, attractions and shows.
  • wheelchair accessibility.
Good to know
Moderate physical levelWheelchair accessible

Operated by Wayak Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to spend a full day at Six Flags Mexico without arranging your own transport or buying tickets separately at the gate—the included pickup and drop-off remove two logistics problems and let you focus on the rides.

Top questions

What time does the pickup happen?

Pickup is from your Mexico City hotel, but specific times depend on your booking. Confirm the exact pickup window when you reserve.

Are meals included in the ticket?

No. Entry and transport are included, but meals at the park's restaurants are separate. You can bring your own food or buy at the park.

Can I leave the park and come back the same day?

That depends on the park's re-entry policy on the day you visit. Check with the operator when you book.

Is the park accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, Six Flags Mexico is wheelchair accessible. Some rides may have restrictions; ask staff when you arrive.

How long is the drive from Mexico City hotels to Six Flags?

The park is about 30 kilometers outside Mexico City, so travel time is roughly 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic and your hotel location.

What if I want to stay longer than the standard day?

The package includes a full day at the park with return transport. If you need to stay later, arrange separate transport back to your hotel.

Six Flags Mexico: Admission & Hotel Pickup

8h–10h · EN · ES · at your hotel

from US$ 124 per person

More experiences in Mexico City »
Do you need help planning your next activity?