Cirque du Soleil JOYÀ
Cirque du Soleil’s first resident show in Latin America, and its first with a dining experience:…
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Coco Bongo
Coco Bongo combines live music, acrobatics, special effects and different productions inspired b…
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Nights of Kukulkán
A night light-and-sound show projected onto the Chichén Itzá pyramid.
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Two very different nights share this coast: a Cirque du Soleil resident show with dinner, and the loudest, most joyful show-party in the region. Every fact below comes from each venue’s official site and FAQ. We match the night to the occasion, solve the tickets and time the evening.
Good to know
Both venues price by date and category, so we quote your exact evening before you commit, and book it in writing. Private transportation for the night, with the driver waiting for the exit, is our own service and is always quoted separately.
Questions we hear often
JOYÀ is theater: intimate, artistic, works with kids and grandparents. Coco Bongo is a party: loud, joyful and strictly 18+. Tell us the occasion and we’ll be straight about which fits.
At JOYÀ, dinner depends on the tier you choose. At Coco Bongo, every ticket includes the national open bar.
JOYÀ welcomes children from age 3 with their own ticket. Coco Bongo’s night show is 18+ only, no exceptions.
JOYÀ is an early theater night, 80 minutes plus dinner if you take it. Coco Bongo runs until around 2 am; we time the ride home so nobody negotiates taxis at closing.
Write to us and we confirm details, timing and a clear quote for your dates and your group. Here you have Lau and Fede.