Xplor Park | Ultimate Guide & Review 2025 | Playa Del Carmen, Mexico

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Xplor Park by Xcaret is an adventure park in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, where you will ride the highest zip lines, drive amphibious vehicles, and explore natural underground rivers!
We've crafted a video to offer insights and handy tips for making the most of your Xplor visit.
Have questions about Xplor? Drop them in the comments, and we'll get back to you.
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▶️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:05 About park
2:08 Transportation
2:45 Arrival & useful tips
3:43 Entering the park
4:31 The Cat!
5:30 Activities of the park
6:17 Zip-lines
9:56 Amphibious Vehicles
13:20 Hammock Splash
15:29 Toboganxote Waterslide
19:23 Underground activities
20:02 Underground Expedition
23:40 Underground Rafts
25:58 Underground Rivers
28:08 Lunch / Troglodita restaurant
29:12 Oasis snack bar
29:44 Iguanas
30:03 Leaving the park
30:31 Useful tips
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[@nickiearender5805]

Thank you for the review. We have decided to go, and your video sealed the deal.

[@tacostravel]

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! 😊 We’re so happy our video helped you decide to visit the park, it’s such an incredible place 😍 Wishing you an unforgettable adventure!

[@bobbyboombeck]

Great review. We were there about 3 weeks ago too. So seeing this video was a fun reminder of the great time we had since we didn't really take many pics and videos as we didn't want to opt in for their photo pass nor the $35 waterproof case. But that's okay, the memories are worth it. Bummer the single person water slide was closed. I hope they open that again soon. It looked amazing and cool to see you going down it in this video from another visit.

[@tacostravel]

Thank you! We really put a lot of time and effort into creating this video, it took us several visits to the park to gather enough footage 😅 We’re glad it brings back memories of the awesome time you had there. The park isn’t going anywhere; in fact, they’re constantly improving it and adding new attractions. Maybe next time you’ll visit with an action camera or a waterproof case so you can record everything at will 🙌✨

[@СергейБеляев-щ6г]

This is a really well-made video!By far the best and most detailed review of this park I've come across.

[@tacostravel]

We really appreciate that! It took a lot of work to cover everything, and we're thrilled it was helpful for you.

[@jacobs4985]

Phone water resistant case for $35 is a robbery @4:57

[@jacobs4985]

Overall, very nice video. Thank you so much for doing this! Suggestion for the video: 1. Provide time stamp, what time you arrive, what time you're in the zipline, what time you finish it. Duration for each ride + total walk from point A to B. 2. Show the map in the video to visualize the route you're taking.

[@tacostravel]

Thank you so much for watching our video and for your thoughtful feedback! 😊 We’re happy you enjoyed it and truly appreciate you taking the time to share your suggestions. We’ll definitely keep your ideas in mind for future videos to make our content even more helpful and engaging. Thanks again for your support, your input means a lot to us!

[@jacobs4985]

@tacostravel Thank you! Do you know how long does it take to walk from the locker to the tallest zip line? is it a long walk?

[@tacostravel]

It’s not a single zip-line but a system of connected zip-lines. The circuit with the longest zip-line includes 7 sections, and you’ll need to walk up between each one to continue to the next. The entire experience takes about 1.5 hours to complete. From the lockers to the zip-line entrance, it’s a 5-7 minute walk, but most of the walking happens once you’re inside the zip-line circuit.

[@katherinematterson940]

When we went to Xplor Fuego and did the paddle rafts we ended up going in circles and then we went backwards through the whole thing lol! Utter disaster! But endlessly entertaining for everyone around us!

[@tacostravel]

Well, as long as everyone had fun, that’s what really counts! Sounds like you gave everyone around you a show they won’t forget, totally worth it 😄

[@katherinematterson940]

@@tacostravel It was definitely amazing! Going in the spring again this will be our 3rd trip to Xcaret and your vids are awesome and get me so excited! Thank you fo ryour great content!

[@tacostravel]

We’re thrilled to hear our videos are getting you excited for your next trip to Xcaret! Thanks so much for the kind words, it really makes our day. We hope your spring visit is absolutely wonderful, and if there’s anything else you’d like to see or know, just let us know. Enjoy your adventure, and thank you for watching!

[@mcstaska3488]

The best best best review of Xplore! Thank you so much! Just one question: can we stay in the park while it’s being converted for Xplore Fuego? On the beach or smoothie bar?

[@tacostravel]

Thank you so much for your kind words! We’re really happy you found our review helpful. As for staying in the park during the transition between Xplore and Xplore Fuego, we’re not entirely sure. Since they’re considered two separate experiences and each requires a separate admission, it’s best to reach out directly to Xplore for the most accurate information.

[@akshimabalgotra]

Is it possible to cover all attractions in one visit if I take shorter routes for all?

[@tacostravel]

Yes, it’s definitely possible to experience all of the park’s attractions in a single visit, especially if you choose the shorter zipline route and manage your time well. The full zipline circuit usually takes the longest, once you start it, you can’t just exit halfway. If you opt for the shorter zipline circuit first, you should have enough time afterward to enjoy the other activities and even do some of them multiple times.

[@divine5345]

@@tacostravel how long does it take to complete the shorter zip lines?

[@tacostravel]

@@divine5345 Hi. If there are no lines and no waiting, it takes about fifteen minutes to complete the short route. Have fun :=)

[@victorsun9802]

Thanks for sharing! Your affiliate link doesn't provide any discount though?

[@tacostravel]

Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention, and we truly appreciate you watching our video! 😊 The affiliate link should provide a 15% discount, as it was provided directly by Xcaret. We’ll reach out to them to check if there’s a technical issue and will update you as soon as we hear back.

[@tacostravel]

Hi there, and thank you for your patience! We’ve received an update from Xcaret. You can enjoy a 15% discount on tickets for Xplor, Xplor Fuego, and Xel-Ha when you book online using the code SPRING25 with our affiliate link. The code is valid for purchases made through March 17, 2025, and applies to bookings made at least 7 days in advance. Tickets are valid for up to one year after purchase.

[@spoinks_101]

Do crocs count as closed toe water shoes lol

[@tacostravel]

Technically, yes! 😊 We’d count Crocs as closed-toe water shoes too, big Crocs fans here! 🐊 However, the park does recommend avoiding "sandals or Crocs shoes that can easily fall off" (as noted on their website). Just something to keep in mind if you're planning a visit!

[@spoinks_101]

@@tacostravel thanks very much! :)

[@marce3223]

@@tacostravel What kind of shoes are you using during the video?

[@tacostravel]

We’re using basic water shoes we bought from Mexican Amazon. Any comfortable water shoes should work well for this park. Would it be helpful if we put together a list of items we use (like water shoes, lycra shirts, etc.) and added it to the video description?

[@marce3223]

@@tacostravelyes, I think it could be great, because in this kind of parks is important to go with the correct clothing and accessories, no more. In the case of the go pro, do you know if they allow the floating hand grip that it is leashed to our wrist?

[@kristycowan9666]

Hi, are the buggies manual or automatic? Thanks!

[@tacostravel]

Hello there! Thanks for asking, their buggies are automatic, so you’ll find them super easy to drive 🤙.

[@kristycowan9666]

@@tacostravelthanks! We just booked this because of your video. I’m a little terrified, but excited as well. Do you have a link for your wetsuit pants and water shoes?

[@tacostravel]

Thanks for watching, and we’re so excited you booked this because of our video! 😊 The Lycra pants are quite old and were bought in a physical store, so unfortunately, we don’t have a link to share. However, the brand is Dakine-hopefully, that helps! As for the water shoes, they’re a generic brand from Mexican Amazon and cost around 300 pesos. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!