It’s fairly shallow so that wasn’t an issue for me personally.

@@Jsjdjc yea they are

Everything you see here is included in your admission. There are just a few optional activities that have an extra fee, but not required to have a good time. I mention those in the video.

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@@irenesapegin644 you choose which activities you want to do, so if something is too extreme for your taste, you can choose to skip it.

They're both great, but very different. Do Xplor if you want action, Xenses if you want something a little more laid back and slow paced. The zip lines at Xplor are a lot of fun and I don't find it scary, maybe it's because of the safety gear, or the fact that you're above and among the trees, but I don't think it's too intense. Unless you have a big fear of heights, I think you'll be fine. I love Xplor, I've been many times and never get tired of it.

@@TulumToCancun Thanks!!!

You’re free to take your own pictures. If you want to use the park’s camera system, that’s what the photo pass is for.

Memories like that are the best part about these parks. Thanks for sharing, and I hope you get to re-live your memories soon.

That is so sweet, I love that you have that experience with your family. I know a family that travel for 3 weeks when they leave Australia.

The minimum age listed on the website is 5 years old. The minimum height varies with each activity, but most require a minimum height of 3.6ft/1.1m. Toboganxote's height requirement is 4.2ft/1.3m. If you want my opinion, I'm taking my family to Xcaret Park this year and we'll do Xplor in a year or so. My son is almost 5 but I think some activities may still be a bit too intense for him, so I'll take him to Xplor later on when I think he'll enjoy it more. You may also want to look into Xel-Ha, I have a video on all these parks.

It’s also the highlight of our trip whenever we go, you’ll love the new additions to the park. Enjoy!

I’m also going on October. Any recommendations for my first time going there??

The zip lines are a circuit, so you go from one tower to the next until you finish the circuit. I’ve only seen people get off mid way due to some kind of problem, like being scared or feeling unwell, otherwise you gotta finish the circuit you’re on. There are two zip line circuits, so you could choose to do just one if you want to save time.

Yes it’s cold, but nothing too bad. It’s like most pools or cenotes, once you adjust, it’s fine. I’ve been to Xplor in January and water temperature wasn’t an issue for anyone in our group.

I haven’t been to Xplor Fuego since they added the underground expedition, so I was going by what their site was showing. Thanks for the correction, I wish I knew this before I published the video 😅

​@@TulumToCancun No worries...I see that it's not listed on their web site either but we for sure did it when we went as it was something new that we hadn't done before and we were gearing up for a Mud Run so I was excited that it was something kind of similar. We are going again in December so I will check and fingers crossed we can do it again. But maybe it has switched since we last went.

@@beckyjeffrey892I hope you’re right and it’s still available during Xplor Fuego.

You can check the exact cost of each park on their websites. Xplor and Xel-Ha are all inclusive, so your ticket covers everything, including food. For Xcaret, you’ll have to cover your own food so budget for that as well. Those are the best parks from the group so you’ll have an amazing time.

If it suits their needs better, sure. Otherwise for day trippers, a taxi might be much easier than dealing with pick up and drop off of a rental.

To my helmet

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.