Tours and Tickets to Experience Azteca Stadium (Estadio Azteca)

There are plenty of ways to experience Azteca Stadium (Estadio Azteca). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Xochimilco, Coyoacan, Aztec Stadium & UNAM
• 30 min Private Helicopter Tour in Mexico City
• Frida Kahlo Museum, Coyoacan, Xochimilco Floating Gardens and UNAM Murals
• Small Groups: Xochimilco and Coyoacan
• City Tour and Xochimilco Floating Gardens

Tickets for Azteca Stadium (Estadio Azteca) tours currently cost 150 pesos for adults, 120 pesos for children, and 100 pesos for senior citizens. During the tour, visitors can look forward to seeing normally off-limits areas, from the players’ tunnel and dressing rooms to press rooms.

Azteca Stadium tours are offered daily, from mid-morning to late afternoon Monday through Friday and from morning to mid-afternoon Saturday through Sunday. During those opening hours, tours depart every 30 minutes. However, tours conclude no later than six hours before kickoff on days when games are held.

Yes, Azteca Stadium is accessible for people with disabilities. It has access ramps and special seating areas designated for visitors with limited mobility. That means disabled visitors can feel comfortable attending a tour of the iconic stadium and watching a game.

To get to Azteca Stadium from downtown Mexico City, take Line 2 of the Mexico City Metro to Tasqueña, then transfer to Line 1 of the Tren Ligero (Light Rail) to Estadio Azteca. Several bus routes also connect the two, as do taxis and rideshare services.

Yes, there are several highlights near the Azteca Stadium. The stadium is not far from the popular neighborhood of Coyoacán, and there are museums like the Frida Kahlo Museum and Diego Rivera’s Anahuacalli Museum. The Xochimilco canals and floating gardens—which the Aztecs constructed—are just a quick trip away.