Chichén Itzá Skip-the-Line Tickets

Discover one of the New Seven Wonders of the World at your own pace with our priority access ticket to Chichén Itzá. Experience the renowned Mayan archaeological site without the hassle of waiting in line.

Chichén Itzá: Priority Access Ticket

At your convenience, you can redeem your ticket at the Chichén Itzá Archaeological Site entrance, where you will receive an admission pass that allows you to begin your exploration whenever you're ready. Step into one of the remarkable New Seven Wonders of the World!

Upon entering, you'll be captivated by the vastness and remarkable preservation of this ancient site. Your journey will take you back to the height of the Mayan civilization.

As you wander into the grand esplanade, you will stand before the striking Pyramid dedicated to Kukulkán, known as the "Castillo." Adorning the northern staircase are two immense sculptures depicting feathered serpents, symbolic representations of Kukulkán. Beyond being a sacred site, the Chichén Itzá Pyramid served a vital purpose as a substantial calendar for the Mayans.

Your ticket also provides entry to the Temple of the Warriors, where you can admire columns decorated with engraved battle scenes. Moreover, don't miss the Ball Game area, the venue of a historically significant sport from Mesoamerican pre-Columbian cultures.

Operating Hours

The site of Chichén Itzá is accessible every day from 8 am to 5 pm. Please take note that the last entry is at 4 pm, and certain areas including the Ball Game, the Sacred Cenote, the Thousand Pillars Square, the Observatory, and the Las Monjas Complex also close at that time.

Pricing & Free Entry Policies

The priority access ticket encompasses all admission costs and is applicable for both local residents and international tourists.The standard ticket price at the entrance with a queue is lower (95MXN per person), and additional government taxes apply (548MXN for foreign visitors and 190MXN for Mexican nationals with documented identification). To purchase this ticket type, you must go to the ticket office and wait in line.Individuals eligible for a reduced fare include seniors over 60, retirees, teachers, active students, persons with disabilities, and researchers holding valid INAH permits (official ID will be required).Admission and taxes are complimentary for children under the age of 11: to obtain the child ticket and tax exemption, you must stand in line once at the archaeological site to receive these at no cost.