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Book your Xplor admission during the Singles' Day promotion and save 15%.
Book your Xenses admission and save 15% off during the Singles' Day promotion.
Children get in free alongside a paying adult; a 5-day advance purchase is required.
Our test: $125 off, vs $101 without the code.
Our test: $125 off, vs $101 without the code.
Xcaret Plus, Xenses, plus Xel-Há, Xoxi or Xplor.
The discount kicks in when you pair any two or more of these nighttime parks or tours together.
Valid for visits up to one year after you buy.
This guide covers the real ways to pay less on Xcaret tickets and other Grupo Xcaret parks and tours: automatic online discounts like Internet advanced purchase, official promo codes such as PROMOMEX, senior rates with an INAPAM credential, and bundle pricing when you buy two or more parks or tours. You’ll also see the exact spot in Xcaret’s checkout where the Promotion code box appears, so you don’t waste time clicking through steps that don’t show it.
Start with the Xcaret coupon codes listed above to see the best offers available right now. After that, it helps to know that checkout can also include automatic savings, like advance-purchase pricing, along with separate rates for eligible travelers.
Ticket shopping gets easier once you make one big choice up front: Basic Admission vs. Xcaret Plus. Basic covers the park experience. Xcaret Plus adds a buffet meal and access to the Plus Area facilities (lockers and private changing areas); snorkel equipment is available with a refundable deposit.
Family pricing is built into the selector, so the totals change as soon as you choose ages. Children ages 5 to 11 get the child rate, and kids 0 to 4 enter free at Xcaret with ID.
Bundles are the other major lever. When you package parks and tours, the Promotions flow can reduce the total automatically, and that sometimes beats entering a single Xcaret discount code on a one-day ticket. If you’re using an Xcaret coupon code from the offers above, decide Basic vs. Plus first so you’re applying it to the right product.
Redeeming a promo code at Xcaret is simple, but you need to know where to enter it during checkout.
Start by selecting your park, travel date, and any extras such as transport or meals. Once you have chosen, place them in the shopping cart to move forward.
In the cart, look on the right under the dark blue Shopping resume header for I HAVE A DISCOUNT CODE. Type your code in the Promotion code box and click the white Apply button with the light blue outline.
If you see “The code could not be applied” in red under the box, check the promotion’s restrictions, such as requiring MXN payment, using a specific bank card, or showing valid ID for residents, nationals, or seniors.
Once the discount shows as its own line above the total, proceed with payment using the eligible method. Save your confirmation email and voucher, since you may need them for entry.
Xcaret runs big, named promotions around a handful of predictable travel and shopping moments. These are the ones worth watching because they tend to get dedicated promo pages and clear booking rules.
Special Easter discounts are available on park admission and packages during Holy Week, with promotions typically running in March or April. Dates vary each year; see the official Xcaret promotions page for the latest details.
During July and August, Xcaret offers limited-time summer savings on select admissions and services.
Xcaret runs themed offers around Mexican Independence. In 2026 the Viva México promotion ran from September 15 to October 15.
From October 30 to November 2, the festival is included with your Xcaret admission.
Xcaret participates in Mexico’s Buen Fin shopping event each mid-November, offering discounts and bundled deals for a short period.
Exclusive prices and special offers are released over Black Friday weekend in late November.
Discounts and bundled offers become available in December for Christmas and New Year’s, valid on select tickets and experiences.
These are the core rules that can change your final ticket total.
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
Cancel 3+ days ahead: refund minus 10% fee. 2 days or less/no-shows: no refund.
Reschedule for bad weather at least 24 hours before visit through Customer Service.
Voucher valid for one year from purchase. Some promos have shorter validity.
Valid only on visit day; non-refundable.
Some codes stack with the advance-purchase discount and some replace it.
Bring voucher plus original ID. MXN-only rates or card validation may apply.
Ages 5–11 get child rate; 0–4 enter free with ID. Height checks may apply.
Show voucher (phone or print) with required documents at entry.
Some of the best pricing is tied to eligibility, not a public promo code. These options only work when you can prove eligibility at checkout and again at the ticket booth.
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PROMOMEX is the código promocional Xcaret used for the Mexican national rate. It requires paying in MXN and presenting official ID at the entrance; it does not apply to packages, ferry and catamaran products, optional activities, or photo products.
Quintana Roo resident pricing is based on residency documents (for adults, that’s usually an official ID issued in Quintana Roo; minors use age and school documents). This rate is not meant to be combined with other promotions, packages, or Passports.
INAPAM pricing is tied to presenting a valid INAPAM credential and paying in MXN. If the credential is not presented at entry, the ticket is handled as a regular purchase (which can mean paying the difference or rescheduling).
HSBC cardholder deals have their own landing page and can include an extra visit day or an added park when you pay with the eligible HSBC card and enter the published code.
Admission types and add-ons are organized in a way that directly affects which discounts show up. A quick scan of what’s bundled (and what isn’t) keeps you from overpaying.
Basic is the straightforward “park day” ticket. Xcaret Plus adds a buffet meal and Plus Area facilities, which is helpful if you’d rather have food and changing areas accounted for in the base price.
Packages are where Xcaret tends to make the pricing math easier. The package builder highlights bundle savings (including a “create your own package” option), and some two-park combinations are priced as a special offer without needing a code.
Optional and “dream” activities are separate line items. When you’re comparing offers, price your admission first, then treat activities as their own budget so you can see the real savings.
Ferry by Xcaret has a different set of rules than park admissions. Ferry reservations are valid for 6 months from the reserved date.
Xcaret’s biggest savings usually come from built-in bundle pricing or frequent-visitor options, not from stacking multiple codes.
“Build your own package” pricing is designed for travelers who want two or more parks or tours. The discount is applied as part of the package price, so you’re not hunting for a separate field to make it work.
Preset combos (like multi-day or multi-experience bundles) are the fastest way to compare value across parks. When a limited-time offer is live, it’s usually presented as a specific bundle with its own booking path instead of a universal code.
For locals, Soy Xcaret membership is positioned as a frequent-visitor option, including admission benefits over a one-year period. It only makes sense if you’ll visit enough times to beat single-visit pricing.
For a resort-based trip, compare packages against hotel-inclusive access and transportation. Our Hotel Xcaret promo codes page is helpful when you want to compare room offers with park-ticket bundles.
Once your dates and ticket type are set, compare three totals: any code from the Couponism cards above, the package builder price, and any eligibility rate you qualify for. Then confirm whether an advance-purchase discount is already applied in your cart.
Each park has its own vibe, but the savings logic is consistent: bundles lower the average cost, eligibility rates can beat public promos, and add-ons change the math quickly.
Xcaret is the classic full-day park with nature, culture, and an evening show. Savings usually come from choosing the right admission level (Basic vs. Plus) and comparing a one-day ticket against a package that adds a second park.
Xel-Há is built around water time, snorkeling, and an all-inclusive style setup. It’s frequently priced best as part of a bundle with another park, so it’s worth comparing package totals against standalone pricing and any Xel-Há coupon codes.
Xplor is the adventure pick (zip-lines, vehicles, caves), and Xplor Fuego is its nighttime version. Check the Xplor discount codes if that’s the park you’re booking.
Xenses is designed as a shorter visit, which makes it a popular add-on inside packages. If you want it plus one big park day, bundle pricing is usually the cleanest comparison.
Xoximilco is a nighttime experience with food, music, and a hosted party feel. If that’s the park you’re booking, check Xoximilco discounts before you lock in your date.
Xichén tours are a full-day outing that is usually priced best when it’s part of a broader package. If you’re already buying multiple experiences, put the tour into the bundle first, then compare it to the standalone.
Xenotes is a guided cenote-focused day, and it frequently appears inside tour bundles. If you’re planning both parks and tours, it’s a strong candidate for package pricing.
Sea-day add-ons can be a great value when they’re bundled correctly, but the rules are different from park admissions.
Ferry tickets can be purchased on their own or included through certain hotel stays and packages. If you’re buying ferry-only, treat it as its own product with its own change and refund rules.
The Cozumel ferry follows the same structure: it’s schedule-based transportation with a defined validity period, and it’s not handled like a park admission if plans change.
Ferry reservations are valid on published schedules and have a 6-month validity window from the reserved date. Ferry coupons are not refundable and are not subject to changes through the weather guarantee.
Catamaran tours are a separate category from ferries. They’re built as experience products, so the best price is usually tied to seasonal promos or hotel-inclusive access rather than a general ticket code.
The Mexican nationals code and the ATV codes do. In our tests both came off after the advance-purchase discount, so you got both savings. The sale code we tested in October 2026 doesn't stack. It replaces the advance-purchase discount with a bigger percentage. Each discount shows on its own line in the cart, so you can see what applied before you pay.
Some Mexican promotions only run on Xcaret's Spanish site and in pesos. In our tests, the Viva México code was turned down on the English site and accepted on the Spanish one. The code descriptions on this page say when a code needs the Spanish site or pesos.
Yes. On our three-park test cart, the package price alone took $101 off. With the 3x2 code applied, the discount was $125. Enter it in the same Promotion code box you'd use for a single park, after all three parks are in the cart.
Some do. In our October 2026 test, Xcaret's sale code took 30% off Xel-Há while paying in US dollars. The Mexican nationals code was turned down in dollars and only went through in pesos, so switch the currency at the top of Xcaret's site to MXN before you apply it.
No. We applied the codes in our tests without logging in to an Xcaret account. The Promotion code box is in the right-hand column of the cart for guest shoppers too, and each discount showed there before payment.
Yes. When we added the Fury Catamaran to the cart, 10% came off before we entered any code, which was $12.19 on our test booking. Xcaret's offer lists round-trip Cozumel ferry tickets under the same 10%.