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Dzibilchaltún Tickets

Dzibilchaltún tickets cover entry to the Maya site 15 km north of Mérida, including the cenote and museum, and this page explains typical costs and how to combine entry with transport. It suits families and anyone planning a short outing from the city.

Dzibilchaltún ticket options

Dzibilchaltún is cheap and close, so most visitors pay at the gate. Tours include it as a half-day, often with a beach stop.

Most visitors either pay at the gate or have entry arranged as part of a tour or transfer. We do not sell tickets as a separate product on every date, so request a quote and tell us which option you want. When you ask about Dzibilchaltún tickets, tell us your hotel and dates.

  • Pay at the gate
  • Entry included in a half-day tour from Mérida
  • Entry with a transfer and Progreso beach

Ticket prices

Typical price for a foreign adult is about MXN 150–250 (2026), including the museum and cenote area. Children under 13 are generally free.

A quote for Dzibilchaltún tickets will show exactly what is included.

Visitor typeTypical price (2026)Notes
Foreign adultAbout MXN 150–250Includes cenote area and museum
Mexican citizen or residentLower rate with IDVaries
Child under 13Usually freeConfirm

Opening hours

The site is generally open from 8:00 to 17:00 daily. Mornings are best for walking the sacbe to the Temple of the Seven Dolls.

The museum and cenote follow site hours, though schedules can vary.

What your ticket includes

Your ticket covers the ruins and the on-site facilities, including:

  • Temple of the Seven Dolls and the sacbe
  • Cenote Xlacah for swimming
  • Museum of the Maya People

Ticket + transport bundles

Because the site is close to the city, bundles are simple. We can arrange:

  • Return transfer from Mérida
  • Dzibilchaltún with Progreso beach
  • Private driver for a flexible half-day

Discounts

Mexican nationals and residents pay less and may enter free on Sundays with ID. Children under 13 are generally free. Confirm for your date.

How to use your e-ticket

If your quote includes pre-arranged entry, keep the confirmation on your phone or printed, with ID.

Show it at the gate. Bring swimwear if you want to use the cenote. These details help when you are choosing dates for Dzibilchaltún tickets.

  • Bring confirmation and ID
  • Pack a swimsuit and towel
  • Take water and sun protection

FAQs

How much are Dzibilchaltún tickets?

About MXN 150–250 for foreign adults in 2026.

Does the ticket include the cenote?

Yes, the cenote is within the site, though facilities can change.

What time does it open?

8:00 daily.

Is there a museum?

Yes, a small museum is part of the site.

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