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We did everything in just over 7 hours.

The minimum age listed online is 5, and most activities have a height requirement of 3.6ft. The togobanxote has a higher height requirement of 4.2ft, so a 5 year old should be fine.

Yes you can bring your own food. All days are busy as it’s a popular park. Just pay attention to the sign with the wait times, and pick your activities based on that. That’s my strategy, and I’ve never had to wait longer than a few minutes for any activity. Water is a bit cool, about the same as a swimming pool. You get used to it quickly.

There are several towers that you have to climb. There are 7 towers in each circuit, if I recall correctly. There are plenty of stairs to climb throughout the circuit, and in some cases the stairs are the steep kind that you climb like a ladder. I hope that helps answer your question.

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A hands free mount that can attach to the helmet is allowed. I don’t know about 360 cams since they need to stick out a bit, you may not be able to use those on some activities.

They have taxis at the exit or nearby. If you dont see one, you can ask an employee and they’ll call one to come

Brill. Do you know if they accept card (contactless payments), peso or dollar in the taxi?

@@sonasp1961they’ll accept Mexican pesos and USD. If you want to pay by card, you have to ask upfront as some taxis don’t have the card reader. And there’s usually a small fee to pay by card.

He should be able to participate in all the activities at both parks, so it depends on your preference. Xplor is a little more intense, Xcaret is a longer day of a lot of "low impact" attractions. I also have a video of Xcaret on my channel, have a look at both and decide which appeals to you more. Or if you can, do both!

The water slide tower can be a bit disorienting at the end, but it’s shallow water in the landing so there’s little risk. I don’t think there’s anything that would be a hard pass for those who can’t swim. Instead it depends on their comfort level in the water. For example if they have a fear of deep water, they may want to skip the river swim.

Check the Xplor website for photo package prices. There’s a small increase in cost for each person you want to add to the package.

Yes they have taxis nearby ready to pick you up. Once you exit the gift shop, ask one of the park employees working at the exit to get a taxi for you. There’s a sign with the prices posted based on your destination.

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Uber has had some opposition from the taxi union, and even though it’s legal now, it’s still a bit tough so I wouldn’t recommend it. I’d recommend a taxi or the colectivo, or buy the transportation option direct from the park when you buy your tickets.

Thanks for asking, as long as you’re just using a few short clips and you give me credit, then yes.

@@TulumToCancun I sure will, I appreciate you

There are some requirements. I suggest you check their site to see the specific requirement of each activity.

The website doesn’t mention a minimum age but I personally wouldn’t recommend it. I’m not sure they have life jackets that small, and it’s a big and long river.

@@TulumToCancun thank you so much for your reply

No there aren’t any fish in the caves.

They provide the snorkel gear

Thanks! As annoying as they are, Im having a tough time competing with those videos sadly. 😅

Yea you can follow the group along in every cenote without having to get into the water, you may be missing out on the fun, but it’s possible.

It takes a whole day if you want to do everything, so expect to be there from 9AM-5PM.

We were there from around 10am to 5pm

Awesome video! I’m visiting for my honeymoon in 3 weeks and trying to plan out our days. Xavage seems fun but looking at the videos not as beautiful as the other parks( darker water, lots of strenuous activities). I might skip that this visit as well as Xenses. What parks do you recommend overall after having visited? Xel-ha, xcaret, xenotes tour are a must. Did you get to do tours like chichen-itza or the ferry to isla las mujeres ? I am interested in the xenotes tour also but would like to know if it’s an additional cost to hotel xcaret guests since all my park admissions are included. We are visiting during dia de Los muertos so I think hitting the festival would be fun too. Is xoximilco worth it? We aren’t big dancers lol. What parks have best/worst food in your opinion? We love Mexican food, not big on American burgers/fries etc. Sorry so many questions, lol thanks!

@@Jennifer-ir6fu I'd rank Xplor & Xel-Ha as tied for top 2. Xcaret is amazing, but it's better for families IMO so that comes right after. Xenotes was a great tour as well, definitely recommended. I've done the other tours you mentioned though a smaller/independent tour providers. The Hotel Xcaret website has a list of the included parks & tours if you'd like to see the full list. If you're already doing Xplor, you'd be wise to leave out Xavage if it looks too intense for you.

Yes, a stay at hotel Xcaret includes access to Xavage.

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You can’t bring food into the park, but I didn’t see them enforcing that rule too much so you’ll probably get away with a few small snacks. You can also re-enter the park, so if you drove, you can keep food in your car and have a quick lunch in the parking lot.

Staying at Hotel Xcaret gets you free admission to all their parks, including Xavage.

More over, does it include access to the rafting & speed boat? Or that would be extra?@@TulumToCancun

@@EternityGamesVidsall the activities at Xavage are included, so yes.

Is it 3 hours for the Xel-Ha visit? I’d imagine you can do some of the highlights within that time period, but it would definitely be a bit rushed.

Haha that comment has been getting a lot of attention lately. That’s for visiting and your comment 👊🏼

Thanks!

The only time we had to wait was for the monster truck, and that took about 10 minutes. We didn’t have to wait for any of the other activities.

Awesome, enjoy your visit! I can’t wait to take my family here when the kids are older.

That’s awesome! Are you staying at Hotel Xcaret or just visiting all the parks?

I had a hero 5 for this visit, but I’ve returned since with a larger camera and it fit fine. Just bring your own mounts.

If you bought the photo package, there will be a link and a code on your receipt.

It was awesome, I thought it would be like the other parks but I was pleasantly surprised.

The a la carte restaurants and the night show dinner cost extra, otherwise the buffets are available for Plus ticket holders.

I can’t post it on RUclips but if you check my site or the official Xcaret site they have a high resolution map that you can download. They also have an app.

The park doesn't have accommodations, you'll need to book a hotel or resort. Occidental at Xcaret or Hotel Xcaret are right next to the park though.

Yes, tickets include all the activities.

@@TulumToCancun Thank you so much for your reply. It was an excellent video. I got a lot out of this video. I can't wait! My twins are going to have a blast! Do you have to have a driver's license or can the 15-year-old drive the Jeep. How many people can fit in the jeep? It will just be my twins and me.

@@nicoleyap6070 the ATVs fit up to 4 people. If you look old enough, they usually won’t ask for ID, so if you’re driving, you’ll all be fine. I don’t know if they’d let the kids drive though, unless let have a driver’s license.