Museum Tickets & Passes in Mexico

Visit Mexico City's Museum of Templo Mayor without the lines. Save time by booking in advance and avoid the wait for admission. This quick and convenient option gets you into the museum in minutes so you can spend more time experiencing this important pre-Hispanic site, which is UNESCO-listed and one of the capital's archaeological treasures.

Skip Mexico City's notorious long lines with this prepaid ticket to the Museum of Modern Art. Enjoy a quick and easy entrance to begin your museum visit. This impressive collection of 20th century art features works by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Jos e Clemente Orozco, Rufino Tamayo, and more. The museum is considered one of the most important in Latin America and is set in scenic Chapultepec Park.

Discover the relics and monuments of the Olmec civilization with admission to La Venta museum including lunch and transport from Villahermosa. See the native wildlife of the Tabasco region as you explore the museum's zoological area beside the Lake of Illusions. Learn what's known about the mysterious stone heads and alters that have been recovered from the La Venta site, and enjoy the lush museum grounds where the site's jungle setting is reproduced. Finish the tour with a traditional Tabasco-style lunch before returning to your Villahermosa hotel.

Smack dab in Mexico's historical center, the National Museum of Art of Mexico City houses four centuries of precious artworks. Avoid the long wait to get in with these skip-the-line admission tickets, letting you enter the collections directly. Bypass the crowds and enjoy your own self-paced visit, spending as long as you'd like touring Mexican masterpieces.

Get up close to the wax figures of Amy Winehouse and Queen Elizabeth with entry to the Cancun Wax Museum. Your all-day admission ticket grants you access to more than 100 famous characters from the world of film, sports music, television and politics. Snap pics with your favorite historical figure or legendary actress! Take a break from the beaches and bars for a different kind of activity in Cancun.

Save time by purchasing a prepaid entrance ticket to the Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum. Skip long Mexico City lines and begin your museum visit with ease. This unique museum, a pyramid of volcanic black stone, is dedicated to the rich and diverse cultures of pre-Columbian Mexico. The country's indigenous roots were a great inspiration to painter Diego Rivera, whose works may be viewed on the second floor.

Buy your ticket to Mexico City's National Museum of Anthropology in advance and enjoy skip-the-line admission. Avoid standing in a line that can be up to 1-hour long at this popular institution. Save time and go directly inside to see the museum's internationally recognized permanent collection of pre-Columbian artifacts as well as its visiting exhibitions, which typically focus on cultures around the world.

Take a break from the heat to discover Mexico's ancient history with a skip-the-line admission ticket to Museo Maya. Few visitors are aware that downtown Cancun is home to the ancient Mayan archaeological site of San Miguelito, located on the museum's property. A visit to the ruins is included in your admission, along with free parking and use of personal lockers.

Need a break from the heat or the beach? Then the place to go is the 3D Museum of Wonders in Playa del Carmen. Considered the first 3D illusion art museum in the Americas, its exhibits are unique and interactive. Open daily, the museum provides family-friendly entertainment on any day, including rainy ones. Your admission gives you access to all rooms. Feel free to bring your camera and take photos of your favorite exhibits - it's not your everyday museum.

Guarantee your entry to the Frida Kahlo Museum (Museo Frida Kahlo), one of Mexico City's most popular museums, by booking your admission ticket in advance. You'll be able to choose from flexible time slots and avoid the long lines of people waiting to buy tickets on the day. The museum features clothes, belongings, and artworks that offer deeper insight into the life and work of one of Mexico's most iconic artists.