I'm not a wrestling fan, but this was really fun. We went to the 8:30 PM Friday evening show. Arrival via Uber was chaotic via streets that were packed. Make sure you allow enough time (Google maps underestimated). We waited in a very long line for ~15 minutes to purchase tickets, ignored people trying to sell tickets on the sidewalk. People in line were polite, friendly (as everywhere in CDMX). A lot of families, some children. The ticket booth was unusual. It's a mirrored window with a very small space at the bottom that you're supposed to talk through. If you don't speak Spanish, learn the phrases to order. It will make your life easier. We got SRO tickets at $50 MXN (~$3 US) each. It required that we leave the main entrance, walk around to the back, and climb a lot of stairs. Security guards hand search you, as well as any bags at all entrances. We were very high up (not as bad as US nose bleed seats), but could still see everything. The other tickets were $220 MXN (~$13 USD). If we return, I would get the $220 MXN as we had so much fun. We felt very safe throughout. We walked several blocks away to order an Uber. I would 100% go again.

This is an incredibly fun experience regardless of how much you know about lucha libre. The immediate area around the venue is safe and lively. There's a bar across the street as well. The tickets are reasonably priced, around $35 for the closest seats. There will be about five matches, with the last one having the biggest stars. They usually wrestle in teams. Each luchador will be introduced and come down a ramp before entering the ring. Usually there are heels and heros. It's a show, not a sport so just have fun and watch the spectacle. There's some real athleticism to the moves. Inside, you'll find snacks like popcorn and chips, along with soda and micheladas. I had a clamato beer that I enjoyed as well. They take cards so you don't have to bring cash. They stop selling alcohol when the last match starts, so plan for that. It's worthwhile to shop the booths outside to buy a shirt, lucha mask, or hat. The prices are affordable and some accept cards. Just make sure if you're paying in USD they give you the right change. As other reviews have noted, you'll want to take an Uber or taxi directly to the venue and back, as it's not recommended to walk around here as a tourist.

Great show w Lucha Libres. Not a bad seat in the place. So much fun 🤩 you can order drinks and snacks right from your seat. Cheap tshirts n masks right outside n lots of food stands. We had delicious n inexpensive tacos n beer

The group tours for Luche Libre offered beer or tequila tasting and started at $50. Instead, we paid about $15 each to buy tickets directly from ticket master (put tickets either in Gpay or ApplePay wallets or use ticket master app). We went on family night at the Arena and Ubered there and back. Note there is heavy security to enter (pat downs). So don't bring lots of bags they have to go through. We were in the 5th row on the main circle and had a great time watching the wrestlers fly around and cheering for the good guys with the crowd. Our show included 6 matches. The energy was awesome. There are vendors who will bring beer to your seats, and those selling popcorn and other snacks in the aisles. There are also snackbars. I was expecting a bit of a free for all, but the venue was clean and very well ordered/regulated. We had a great time!! Definitely a must do.