Always love our trips here!! It's very clean and well run. It is one of the safest Ziplines I have been on! Everything went smoothly. They were so nice and the scenery was breathtaking. Prices were cheap too. Get the photo package it is well with it. read more

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Fun time with family! Book your tickets in advance, most hotels will offer the tickets by a representative for all of the parks they offer. The name says it all Xplor was all adventure and exploring! read more

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Omg!! We had a blast here! This is very different from other experiences we've had. Despite it being an amusement park, our group hardly had to wait for anything. They space groups out so it almost felt like we had the park to ourselves (whattt!!??) yes! It was awesome! We started our day with Zip-lining, they have two courses. We did the higher one and it was a ton of fun. Next we did the dune buggies, it started offloads slow but get ready! The route takes you inside the caves! We were in awe of how incredible these caves are! The rafts were very difficult, probably gonna skip those next time! We had to use our hands by wrapping these little paddles on our hands. That was my arm workout for the rest of the week! The lunch is buffet style and I was honestly expecting "park food"... well, I was pleasantly surprised by the insane amount of options they had. We tried everything! The agua de chile was my favorite. The juices were fresh! I couldn't believe this was the "park food" My tip for this place is take water shoes and if you don't have a water proof camera then get the sealed bag and lanyard for your phone. You're going to want pics and it's there is lots of water. The place takes pics of you but the packages they sell are just not worth it in my opinion ( don't want to go into much detail since the review is long enough) I totally suggest this place for anyone going to the Cancun area and looking for a fun way to spend the day! Totally worth it read more

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We had an amazing time at the park! I could have spent all day in the undergoing cave - now i understand why Gollum enjoyed them so much!! The park is absolution incredible, wish i could give it more stars, we will do this again next time we are out here. No negative feedback whatsoever about this place read more

I LOVE this place!! My family and I went to Cancun for vacation a couple months ago and Xplor was the highlight of our trip. This park is beautiful, clean, and well taken care of. All the activities are so fun and the staff makes sure you are secure before allowing you to do the activities. Staff was also very friendly. The buffet was AMAZING! I've never been to a better buffet than the ones at Xplor and Xcaret. This place is such a gem. We will be returning! read more

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This place is so fun! One note- don't go with an excursion group. Just go up there. Why? Because otherwise you'll be there allllllll day. That's cool if you're a teenager and your parents have key you run loose for the day. But as a grown up, I want in and out. I went early , which was perfect the lines were none! Staff very nice! You'll do a lot of walking and please note a lot of stairs if you're doing zip lining. But again you can spend all day if you wanna lounge but if your vacationing and staying at a nice hotel you're not gonna wanna lay around an amusement park all day, then have to wait for your excursion group and the bus. No thanks. Too hot out there. So I did everything and then took a taxi home when done. Excellent time! read more

I am not the biggest fan of heights and high speed. Being in Mexico for vacation, I decided to step outside of my comfort zone and visit Xplor park. It was the best decision I've made! All the activities at xplor park were exhilarating and memorable. At the park there are three main activities: zip lining (so much fun), 4 wheelers on their long forest paths (the trail even leads into caves and water pits), and lastly the underwater cave swimming & rafting (the most underrated part of Xplor. 1) The zip lining is very organized. There are many towers after each zip line ride and these launch towers vary in height and speed. It can get pretty nerve racking when you are at the highest zip line tower getting ready to zip line a long line lasting 2 minutes at speeds of up to 40 kmh. The zip lining activity ends in a zip line into the water. I could not speak highly enough of the zip lining, it was so much fun! 2) 4 wheelers: they have two separate trails in which you can drive on. This experience was great, it really puts you one on one with the environment. The trails really compliment the natural beauty of the surroundings. While in the 4 wheeler you are taken on bridges over water, water pits that will splash into your vehicle, and even cave trails and hills. These 4 wheelers do not go super fast but have the right amount of speed to have some fun with (think drifting)! My only tip is that sometimes there are people in front of you who go very slow, just give them a slight heads up and they will let you pass. 3) my most favorite part of the xplor park was the cave river rafting and swimming. First and foremost, the stalagmites and stalactites of the caves are absolutely breathtaking and these formations make it feel as if you were in another planet. To make the experience that much better, these caves are accompanied by crystal blue water that you can swim or raft in/on. Xplor park does a great job in complimenting the caves and its respected river with ambient lighting that makes the place just pop even more. There are times where I felt like I was in the movie avatar when inside these caves. Lastly, the buffet is great. Fresh juices and a large selection of food made our experience great. It gave us the energy to take on the day of strenuous activity and to Reenergize once the day was over. This place is definitely worth the money - Ansel Ponce Diama read more

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Great value for a really clean park in the park. I found it challenging to have such a park and have such hygiene instead of finding teaching, vermins and insects everywhere. Lots of zip line. Raft and underground expedition were average for us read more

This park was one of the highlights of my trip to Cancun! Xplor has a lot of attractions for you to do. I would definitely recommend you to check out this park!! The zipline was so much fun. You can choose from two different routes there is a faster zipline route and a higher route. We first chose to go on the highest zip lines first and then we chose the fastest. I think that it was best to do it in that order because the higher zip line took longer to finish and I'd recommend you doing that earlier on in the day So your not so tired. The river water was refreshing! I'd recommend doing the long river route. Some Tips for you if you're going to Xplor you should definitely wear sneakers, or have water shoes and if you're going to wear sandals then wear sandals that have a strap and not flip-flops. Also make sure to bring a change of clothes and your towel. For girls that have long hair I would definitely recommend you to wear your hair in a braid and not down because it gets very tangled from all the activities that you are doing. Another tip is to buy the Photo package we usually don't buy extras like that but for this adventure park I think it's definitely worth it because you get the awesome photos of you zip lining as well as all around the park! Have fun!!!!!!!! read more

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AHHHH OMG!! This was the best experience ever!!!!! Definitely worth going and we'd go again!!! We were so happy and enjoyed everything! Especially the little cars lol read more

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A great time and well worth the money. I went right at 9am and was doing things all the way until 5pm when they closed. Not everything was open but it was still more than enough to do. The price is all inclusive so you are able to drink and eat at the buffet and juice cafe while there with the one price. So many activities, could only get pictures of somethings because my "waterproof" case decided it wanted to give up on me. There were zip lines, ATVs, water hammock ride, raft adventure, slides, a very beautiful on foot expedition through the cenote caves, plenty of seating and hammocks around for resting, family friendly, free lockers and nice bathrooms. They offer a picture package for $80 that takes pics of you throughout the park by linking to a microchip you wear on your wrist. I wish I had done that and would recommend that to anyone who will be visiting because the cameras are all over the park and catch you at very cool angles. It was a full day of fun! Make sure to wear water shoes and be prepared for a lot of walking and for what feels like an infinite flight of steps for the zip lines! read more

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We just recently were in Cozumel MX on cruise and came here on an excursion via the cruise line, and it was worth ever penny of our cost to go, the 3.5 hours of the coolest zip lines were absolutely great and exhilarating. lots of long and high zip line, and several that had water landings at the right time to cool us off. with the exception of one of the staff in the zip line towers the rest were great, and friendly. I have been zip lining many times and have never experienced any thing quite this great. You will not be disappointed. after zip lining we had lunch buffet which was over the top in selection and taste you need to look at the whole thing before making your choice because I didn't see the fresh cook meats until I was all ready full, I was pleasantly surprised by this buffet. after lunch we road the ATV things, and had a blast, but I wish we would have skipped them and spend more time in the caves swimming the caves are beautiful and very relaxing. the day ended to soon This is one of those things I will do again. The picture package was around $80 US was well worth them money the helmet you have on has a number on it and it identifies ever one in your group and it takes many pictures we got almost 100 good quality pictures of our experience read more

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The Xplor park is a blast! You Xplor lots of zip lines and underground Cenotes. Just know if you plan on doing the zip lines be ready to hike some flights of Stairs (saw some people struggling with this). My daughter loved every part of the adventure. read more

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My boyfriend and I had to do Xplor after hearing great things about it from my friends and family. We ended up taking the hotel shuttle from our hotel, Iberostar Cancun. The only reason I'd give this review a four star is simply for the transportation. First off you need to be ready to be picked up at 7 am then pick up from about 2-3 other hotels, the ride itself is about an hour long and you can only leave at 5 pm from the park and no sooner. I wish they had a few different pick times like 3,4 and 5 which would have made things much more convenient since we ended up completing all of the activities by around 2 pm. Other than the shuttle though the park was great! You can do activities like zip lining, rafting, cave swimming and driving amphibian cars. My personal favorites were the cars and zip lining. You can do any of the activities as much or as little as you'd like and all of the staff is very good about speaking both Spanish and English to make sure you understand what to do. They also have an all inclusive buffet and beverage station. The food was very good and included a large variety of things like hot dogs, burgers, tacos, pizza and a salad bar. The beverage station was great too and had options like smoothies, coffee, tea and juices. Things I would suggest to bring along with you for Xplor would be water shoes, a swim suit or clothes you don't mind getting soaking wet, natural sun screen, bug spray or repellent bracelets, a change of clothes for afterwards and a water proof pouch for your phone or water proof camera. read more

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If you go to xcaret you have to do this ! So much fun and they take all safety measures during these times . You do have to wear a mask on the activity so keep in mind to take 2 mask because there are certain activities you will get very wet and your mask will be soaked . read more

Xplor Park - Going to the next zip line . Just gets higher and higher - Amusement Parks Near Me - Playa del Carmen, ROO

This was soooo fun! I love the fact they have lockers so you can be empty handed throughout the park. Tip: Zipline first! We did that first and the rest of the day the line was soooo long. Every attraction was fun and you'll definitely be wet, except on the Jeep Tour. Highly recommend for adults and children alike. Our price also included lunch which was pretty we good as well, much better than our hotel's food lol. P.S. Buy the photo package! Well worth it! read more

I purchased the photo option for 137.19. Upon receiving my download code, I viewed images that were cropped/cut in half to include photos of other people that were not a part of our group. Unfortunately I do not suggest or recommend this pricey option. Xplor indicates "unlimited photos". What they wont tell you is that you have to essentially give it a second round of zip lining in hopes of catching a better photo - completely unreasonable. They also blame other helmet sensors, of people that are not part of your group for triggering the camera. read more

Xplor Park - Xplor clearly has a problem with their cameras and these are typical results. DO NOT get suckered into buying this service. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Playa del Carmen, ROO

The zip lines seem to be the big attraction, but we went for the underground rivers and cenotes and never got around to zip lining at all. I bought water shoes at the shop inside the park because I didn't realize I would need them. Huge mistake. After five hours, I had just as many blisters on my feet. OUCH. Do not recommend. My friend wore them and hers were fine, but my feet are sensitive. Water socks might have been a better option for me. The river swim is amazing. There was no line at all when we went, and it was around 1pm on a Saturday. We took the long route and were mostly alone; it seemed like everyone was choosing the short route. If you go, do the long route. It's worth it. It's so gorgeous, and there are "emergency stops" along the way that provide a good place to stop if needed to readjust your helmet or life jacket, and those are the places where you'll likely see bats. The rafting is fun, too, but it's definitely a bit of a workout. It takes some practice to get the hang of using the hand paddles. Again, take the long route. Everyone was choosing the short route and it was packed, while we had the long route to ourselves on a busy Saturday. The only time we were surrounded by other people on rafts was at the end where the two routes merge. The only other activity we got to do (because of time) was the hammock splash. It's like a mini-zip line over a cenote in a hammock, and you splash down in the water. Insanely fun. I'm so glad we managed to squeeze it in before our bus left. The food was good, the juices were amazing. The water is beautiful. It's a pricey park, but it's a good time and well worth it. We came over from Cozumel and it ended up being a very long 12 hour day. Just be prepared to be tired after and make the following day a very easy rest day. read more

I need a six month vacation twice a year...but doesn't everyone? If you find yourself in Cancun...I sure hope you get to stop here! I heard about this action packed park and I knew I had to go! Adventurous, adrenaline junkies, thrill seeking people I found you a new playground! If you're looking to lay on the beach and sip a margarita this is not your place. Xplor is like a themed park but in its own natural environment. They have four different kinds of activities: -ATV driving but in a larger ATV vehicle: I believe they call them amphibious vehicles. This wild ride will take you through dark caves, and steep hills. My friends say I don't know how to drive but I'll tell you you have to be a good driver to do this route. No crazy driving since you drive the cars at your own risk. I heard you're responsible if you crash a car, so you better follow the speed limit. I had a blast driving these vehicles, it was definitely difficult. I had to remember to turn on the lights in the cave, because you're usually going downhill on a steep hill. Swimming in caves- I love to swim and I'm good at it....however they still require people to wear a life jacket. (I would have liked to not wear one) You will be in dark deserted areas and their are bats in the caves so don't drink the water. There are two routes to choose from, one takes 10 minutes and the other one takes 30 minutes. I did both, the only difference is one is longer than the other. Rafting-.It's definitely difficult and you should have a drivers license to drive these rafts. You got hand paddles and that's about it. The rafting was much more difficult than expected. My friend and I weren't doing a very good job maneuvering the raft but neither were the rest of the group in front of us or behind us. Be prepared to bang into the rocks, it's hard to maneuver and we got stuck a lot. Don't expect to be moving fast or have a smooth ride. It takes a lot of work but it's fun. The coolest thing about this was that we were in the caves. It's a pretty awesome place to be. Zip lining- (2 different routes) Zip lining was a blast! It's takes about an hour to complete both courses and you end up in the water at the end. So you probably want to wear your bathing suit, at least that's what I did. I also went with no shoes because I didn't want to have wet shoes. Selfie sticks are not allowed but you can put your go Pro on your head. There are a lot of stairs you're going to need to climb because your zip lining of course and there's only one way up. I loved it, because I could use some extra exercise with all the eating I was doing on vacation. There were some lines for the zip line but nothing too bad and I really enjoyed it. The best thing about this zip lining is that the safety instructions were pretty easy... you just need to lift your legs up once you get to the deck, they will do the breaking for you. We had a lunch buffet included in our admission and I wasn't complaining. Food was good and unlimited. I'm easy to please when I have lots of choices. I thought one of the coolest things was for ONLY $53 (includes two people) they take unlimited pictures for you through out the park. The price goes up as you add more people. All over the park there are places that you can hit a button and it will take your picture. You can do this as many times as you want!!! They find you by the number on your helmet so your helmet stays on all day! At the end of the day you will get a link and code to download your pictures. Downloading my pictures works best for me. Usually when I go out of town and I pay for pictures it's $20 a picture or much more for pictures so getting hundreds of pictures for so cheap was awesome! Dora the Xplorer will be back! read more

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This place is great to experience at least once. Pros- you get to do a variety of awesome activities. Zip lining, swimming in caves, driving an amphibus car. Cons- each activity could be a little shorter. Things just tend to go on a little too long. Also, with the price you pay, water shoes to wear for the day should be included. read more

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This adventure park was awesome! They have 5 different things to do from driving off-roading vehicles, swimming in caves, zip lining, parachuting into the water and relaxing. This is an all day adventure then at night time they change the name to fuego Xplor. Nothing changes just the day or night and the night time is a little bit more. This park isn't like the ones in the US where they charge you an arm and an leg for drinks or food. Everything was included with the price: buffet, unlimited drinks and some snacks like apples and bananas. I definitely enjoyed my time here and this is another place I highly recommend if you're ever in Mexico. read more

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Amazing place for the family if your kids are 12 and older. Smaller kids are fine if they're not afraid of zip lining. There are differences in the day versus evening however I love the evening views with the fire torches and ring of Fire you zip line through. The boat ride, vehicle ride, and zip lining are my favorites. Bring your swim suits and towel you will be drenched, and definitely arrive early (1hr) to check in and start the attractions, it gets busy. Food there is decent, nothing special. read more

Xplor Park - The vehicle ride is fun but some paths are different at night - Amusement Parks Near Me - Playa del Carmen, ROO

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Came here as an excursion during a cruise stop in Cozumel. Note that if you are doing this as well, you'll have to take a ferry to the mainland which is 45 minutes and usually VERY rough seas. Once we got to Playa del Carmen it was a 5 minute walk through the streets and past a cool nature preserve you could see some local wildlife. Once we got to the Xcaret/Xplor bus it was a quick 15 minute ride to the parks. Our group was only us and one other couple so it was basically like having a private tour guide (Ignacio aka Nacho) through the park. This was pretty fortunate since all of the paths are tight and bordered by thick jungle foliage. The park essentially has 5 activities - Zip Lines - we get the appeal but they weren't really for us. My wife said the stairs/ramps to get to the top of each platform was a killer walk. I was unable to do the zip lines at all. The excursion site said there was a 300 lb weight limit. I'm just over that and unfortunately the leg holes on the harnesses didn't fit my legs properly. Be aware that even if you're under this weight limit, if the harnesses don't fit they won't let you participate. The course ends with a zip line that dumps you in a pool of water. - Jungle Buggies - basically off road go karts in the jungle. They were awesome. They have two courses amphibious and land. Both are approx 7 km and take about a half hour to go through. They are more or less similar with jungle sections, some caves, and a rope bridge. The amphibious course has water you can splash through in the bottoms of caves, the land course takes you up to a top of the hill and can kinda see the surrounding tree tops. Between the two the amphibious was better and you'll definitely get wet. - River Swim - This was awesome. Basically throw on a life jacket and swim through caves. They have a short (10 minute) section and long (30 minute) section. Most of the river was 4-5' deep so as a taller person I tended to walk more than swim. Water shoes were a must. Cave is really cool with clear blue water and bats in the ceiling. - River Rafts - Very similar to the river swim but on a plastic raft. It takes about 15 minutes. They have one and two person rafts. My wife did I it but I did not as I was too heavy to balance the raft properly. - Hammock Swing - Basically two short zip line sections that you sit in a hammock in rather than a harness so they don't really have a weight limit. These end right in the water which my wife said was the best part of zip lines so I really didn't feel like I'd missed out. There are a few other things in the park I want to comment on - There are a number of rest areas with nice pools of water and hammocks throughout the park - The admission includes a free locker rental. The lockers aren't huge but our big bag still fit (barely) - Most employees spoke English pretty well - The admission is all inclusive for food. There were a few juice/smoothie stands throughout the park that had cookies and other things as well. Also included was a huge international buffet. Mostly Mexican food but they also had pasta, salads, pizza, comfort food, burgers/hot dogs, ribs, and dessert. It was all pretty decent and better than normal for a theme park. Note that there is no alcohol other than a small selection of beer at the entry gift shop. Given the nature of this the parks activities this makes sense. - Each helmet you are given has a microchip in it. Throughout the park there are areas for photos both on the rides/attractions as well as spots for you to pose. You can then scan your helmet at a number of tvs and it will preview your pictures from the whole day. We didn't purchase the picture package but if you write down your helmet number and review on their website and purchase within 30 days. This excursion was actually our third choice in Cozumel but it was awesome. The park was top notch, very safe and clean and we highly recommend checking it out. read more

Employee thought we did not speak Spanish and made mean comments about us on the walkie talkie to the other employees

If you're ever in Mexico specifically Playa del Carmen and have a full day to spare. I highly recommend spending the money and going to Xplor. Multiple zip lines, water slides, cave rafting, river swimming, jeep excursion and an all day buffet included. ALL DAY BUFFET! Most hotels have travel reps and you can negotiate a discount to the park. You can also wear a bathing suit but I recommend workout clothes. Also, make sure you have water shoes. You will need them because there is some hiking involved to get to the 14 zip lines and towers. Oh and don't forget your waterproof phone case. Seriously, we had a blast and it cost us less than $200 each. This is truly an adventure park. My boyfriend and I were at the park from open to close. I'm not sure if I could ever do Six Flags again. Do not leave Playa Del Carmen without visiting Xplor. You can thank me later. read more

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A group of us went to this park at night (Fuego) and we all had an excellent time. We loved swimming in the caves, climbing the various towers to zip line in the darkness, went crazy on the four-wheel vehicle along a winding nature path and had a great buffet after all the excitement. Water shoes are recommended as you walk through the caves and swim in the springs. Like one member of the group said, you can't just come to Cancun without enjoying the nature of Mexico and Xplor Fuego gives you an excellent adventure while experiencing this country's beauty. Highly recommended! read more

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Great park with many things to do. I have 3 kids (9, 7, and 5 years old). I was hesitant to go because I wasn't sure what my 5 year of daughter could do at the park because of her age and size. She did everything. She had a blast doing the zip lines where she was able to go with a sibling or a parent. She went on the ATVs and swam in their cenote. My family has been to 3 of the parks (Xplor, Xei-Hal and Xcaret) and Xplor was our 2 favorite. We love Xei-Hal which is more of a water park. All parks have a complementary lunch and beverage area. They provide life jackets and seem very safe. I would definitely recommend if you're looking for a day excursion. read more

If you've never been zip lining before you are probably wondering if it's worth the money. I'd say it was fun, but don't expect anything over the top. Their website didn't allow my visa credit card so I had to call them where they then booked my ticket through the phone. The representative spoke good English and it was a very easy process. Make sure to bring your I.D. and the card you used to purchase the ticket to the park. When you arrive you will get in line to receive your helmet which must be worn at all times. After that you will follow the signs to the different activities offered. For the zip lines, they will attach cables to you, but don't worry, each zip line point will have an Xplor employee who will attach you safely to the zip line. They do not allow long selfie sticks. My GoPro Hero 5 with a short attachment was allowed since it was small. Very thrilling and much faster than I thought it'd be. Make sure to keep your legs lifted high so you don't clip your legs upon landing. The amphibious vehicle was a big letdown for me. The vehicles are much slower than an ATV. I felt like I was a 5 year old driving a slow moving toy car. The course you drive through is very one dimensional; no freedom to go off path. Compared to the no rules ATV experience I had in South East Asia, this activity was a bit watered down. Xplor was much more fun than Xcaret, but I wouldn't go again if I returned to Playa Del Carmen. If they added little things here and there throughout the park then may be I'd reconsider. read more

Out of all the activities offered, I'm glad I chose Xplor. The park is located in the jungle so bug repellent and sunscreen is a must! The park really enforces "biodegradable" sunscreen and bug repellent. Upon signing your waiver and receiving your helmets, there's a person that will check your sunscreen. If it doesn't pass as a "biodegradable" you will have to leave it behind and pick it up at the end of the day. For reference, if you purchase transportation along with your park ticket, the bus guide will sell products through "experiencias xcaret company". Biodegradable sunscreen is $13 USD, biodegradable bug repellant is $9 USD, waterproof phone case $32 USD (their phone case sucks, bring your own). ***though you should bring biodegradable products to preserve the environment you'll be in, I did get away with Hawaiian Tropic Sheer Touch lotion sunscreen because it is "OIL-FREE"* the tour guide will explain the reasoning for biodegradable and how non biodegradable will affect the animals in the water. Really just ask and confirm with them*** The activities are FUN! Once your pick up your helmet HIT THE ZIP LINES! There's a total of 14 towers that you can zip line through. It's continuous so mentally prepare yourself for the fun up high! Purchase the photo package ($58 USD for two people) it's WORTH IT! You'll get endless amount of photos through your activities. The activities are pretty well organized and the staff is really nice, reminds me of Disneyland cast members. You can do the activities as many times as you want, but the park closes at 5 pm so one time is enough for each since there's two parts per activity. The lunch buffet is nice! Wide variety of food and refreshing drinks. There's also a smoothie bar where you can get endless milkshakes and refreshening FRESH fruit juices. Overall really fun experiences. I saw a lot more adults at this park so make sure your kiddos are old enough meeting height/weight requirement for the activities. Oh yeah, BRING WATER SHOES!!! read more

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Jeep ride thru the jungle OR zip line from 2 different tower paths OR paddle raft in underground caverns OR swim underground in a stalactite river OR try the new adventure route where you go down a water slide OR just sit around at the buffet and eat all day....oh! There's zip lining on hammocks where you splash into the water too! SOOOOO FUN! The time flies so right when you get there, get your helmet, buy the picture package (totally worth it) stash your stuff in the lockers and go!! There's 2 different jeep paths. 1 is mild and 15-20 min long and the other path is 15min long with a splash or 2 along the way. Lots of choices for lunch at the buffet! And the food is so good! Burgers, steak, chicken breasts, all sorts of salads, FF, tacos, pizzas, pastas, fresh fruit and at least 4-5 desserts! Buy water shoes at the local grocery store or souvenir shop before getting to park, or be prepared to spend at least $30/a pair at the souvenir shop. If you get picked up in a bus in Cancun the drive is early and long. But when you arrive at the park ask them where the cafe is at and there's a coffee, smoothie bar that has fresh fruit and cookies if you need a little something to start your day (yes, free, also included in ticket price). read more

I am so glad we came here on our recent trip to Playa Del Carmen. I had heard great things about Xcaret, XelHa, and Xenses, but I was drawn to the zip lines of Xplor. We were told that it would be crowded, but it didn't feel crowded at all. We got to the park early, stayed until closing, and managed to do many of the activities more than once. The zip lines were pretty busy, but we waited no more than 10 minutes for each station. The park guides were super friendly and efficient. They made sure we were safe and were having a great time. I really loved the river swim as well. The caves are beautiful and the water felt so good after spending so much time in the sun. They have 2 options for the swim: a 10 minute one and a 30 minute one. I'm a decent swimmer and was able to get through the longer swim relatively easily (with the help of a life jacket of course). The buffet and juice bars were also included with the admission price. They had delicious and refreshing fresh juices. The food at the buffet was good (better than the food at our resort), but not the best. I cannot recommend Xplor enough. We had such a great time there! read more

Be prepared for an amazing day. Get there early and start with the zip lines (be prepared for a bit of a workout as there is a fair amount of climbing via ramps/stairs). Some of the zip lines have water landings. We have been there twice (11 years apart) and the entire family agrees that Xplor is not to be missed. So much to do from the zip lines to the ATV's to floating through cenotes. A sensor embedded in your helmet takes pictures throughout the day which you can buy as a package. The all inclusive food is really good (much better than our resort). Plan to spend the entire day. So much fun! read more

Hotel Xcaret has this park as part of the price. We went and the towels were not included. The staff was super rude and it was like they were bothered for us asking questions. From the guy in the gift store at the entrance to the guy that gives the helmets and the girl that gives the locker keys. Each one of them was bothered by questions. It seems they assume you know where to go. This is not the case as it is confusing when you enter. Only three people were nice to explain things to us. We went to XelHa and Xenses and the staff was very nice and helpful. No complaints at all, but not this park. One star for the buffet and another star for the THREE staff members that were helpful to our questions. read more

The park itself was kind of cool, however, we were given bad information as it pertains to mask wearing. We were told masks were encouraged but not mandated. They were in fact fully enforcing masks. This is a water park, so once your mask gets wet you might as well water board yourself. Even the raft tour, whether done by yourself or with one other person they're enforcing it. I'm sure it's a cool spot when you're not required to wear wet masks, but I'd avoid it until this is all over. It definitely takes away from the experience. read more

If you're ignorant enough to travel to a country with one of the highest number of covid cases per capita in the world and limited access to vaccines during a pandemic, you do not have the right to complain about how unsafe you felt. You're at an amusement park in Mexico... you easily could've stayed home. read more

Let's start with the $650 price tag for myself a 13year old and a 7 year old. Ridiculous yes, clearly these people think that they warrant Disney prices (hint, they do not). But I was okay paying that because it looked like so much fun surely we would want to go there multiple days. This place is a COVID nightmare. My assumption that whey would have implemented covid safety measures was completely wrong. Yes they are requiring people to wear masks but that is basically it. We took the bus from the hotel and went down into a large cave area to collect our helmets and sign the waivers. Yes a cave of a hundred + people, sweltering hot, absolutely no air circulation and basically no social distancing. Worrisome yes....probably should have left at that point...but my $650 said that it would surely get better. We got our ticket and locker keys and wound through the series of caves (with no circulation or social distancing) to get to our lockers with hundreds of other people. On the way through the tunnels we were approached multiple times to purchase the photo package for the day. $350 - these people really do think they are Disney - we decided to pass!! Finally we were ready for our first activity that would surely make this all worth while. We decided to go to underwater rafts. Sounds like fun, pictures looked amazing - surely it will be wonderful. We followed the signs down into the caves where there where again hundreds of people, no social distancing, and no air circulation. There we got to wait in sweltering heat for about an hour to go on a 10 minute raft paddle through the cave. It was beautiful...but overall not worth it. By the time we were done we were all crabby and thirsty from sweating profusely for the last hour +. So we went to get a cold beverage. The smoothly selection looked great, we got the Cave smoothly. I can't remember the exact ingredients but it appeared to have some milk or cream in it. We felt like a family that had just emerged from a sauna to a smoothy oasis. We were so thirsty we didn't really care that the gentleman poured it from a pitcher and it was kind of warm. Hummm - we were so thirst we didn't give it much of a second thought as we quickly drank them. On to the next adventure. Zip lines - we followed the signs and got to the end of the line only to discover that the wait was already over an hour - again tons of people no social distancing. So we decided to go do something else and come back later when it would be less busy. On to the Hammock zip line, short line, super fun, finally got wet to cool down! Lunch time - the buffet was good. Had hamburgers right off the grill. Thankfully we ate when we did because when we left there was a very long line to get into the buffet. Back to our adventure - ATVs. The wait was about 30 minutes - fair. I had a bad feeling when the group in front of us had the 70 year old lady get in the drivers seat. Sure enough, despite passing signs about every hundred meters directing drivers to let people pass. They decided that those signs were not for them and blocked several attempts to pass in the short wider areas. But given the lack of horsepower, that wasn't exactly going to happen without their cooperation which was not to be had. So we puttered around the course at about 1/2 speed. It was about 1pm at that point. We decided to go check on the zip line again. Well that line was easily double what it had been and the thought of waiting 2 + hours in the sun for that just didn't sound so great. Our fun meters were pegged, so we decided to get a taxi back to the hotel. Ah, finally cold drinks and showers. Oh, but Xplor was not done with us yet. Remember the luke-warm smoothy. Well, that resulted in 24 hours of diarrhea for all...which has given me plenty of time to write this review to warn you to stay away from this place unless you want to pay way too much for sweltering heat, tons of people, extremely long lines, unfriendly employees, and a bout of diarrhea just for good measure. Despite all this, I will count us lucky if we managed to escape Xplor with just diarrhea and not COVID. Yes read more

This place is awesome. Prepare to walk, everywhere, but it's great. Wear your trunks the whole time as you get wet even on the last zip line in the series. read more

Such an amazing and breath taking experience zip lining over hundreds of trees ! I booked xplor through carnival cruise the cost was about $159 a person kinda pricey but it was worth it! We did the right side of the zip lines, swam the river, drove the atv and paddled the underground river. The best part for me was the zip lines, decided not to do the other half of the zip lines since i was soaking wet and freezing from swimming the river. Highly recommend this place if your a adrenaline seeker ! read more

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My wife and I went on our honeymoon here in 2019 and it was such a blast. I'm currently trying to get back here and I just had to leave a review! If you're in Cancun this is a must see attraction. The zip lines alone are worth it for the views they provide. I would recommend to bring a GoPro with you as it helps capture the fun activities so well. The caves are awesome too and the food at the buffet was excellent. Such a unique and amazing experience, I would recommend anyone to take a day from their trip to Explore this wonderful place! read more

If you are in the Cancun/PDC area, I highly recommend going to Xplor. Before heading out to Mexico, I read that these parks get a little crowded during the summer time. As a Disney pass holder, I know how annoying it is to deal with long lines and tons of people in hot weather. I definitely did not want any part of that on my vacation, so I opted for "Xplor Fuego" (their night admission from 5pm-11pm). At 4:30pm a shuttle picked my boyfriend and I up and a few other guests from other hotels. When we arrived, there was a long line to get helmets and photo packages which had me worried :/ , but I was quickly appeased when I realized that everyone came to check-in at the same time. The park is very spacious and sometimes a bit creepy when you're alone in the caves. Development did an amazing job in making you feel like you're IN the jungle. My boyfriend and I decided to do all the (in) water activities first because we didn't want to dry off later in the evening when it's colder. We began with the river swim, which was totally awesome! Make sure you bring water shoes! There are rocks in the water and all around you. I actually got a little scrape on my foot because I kicked too hard. Second was the river raft. This was my least favorite activity. The "paddles" they give you S-U-C-K. They look like sandals ...for your hands. Also, some people honestly didn't know how to paddle, so there were many times when we got held up by someone trying to maneuver their raft. This caused alot of traffic and people bumping into each other. Next we went to the buffet. It was pretty delicious! :) They have a good variety of things to eat like burgers, salad, rice, and etc. I loved their bbq ribs! Once we finished dinner, it was about 9pm, and we figured we should do the zip lining course first since it took the longest. I want to say there are about 6(?) lines in the Fuego trail, which ends with you being dunked in the water. However, like I said, we were not down to get wet later in the evening, so we ended up exiting at the roped off emergency exit -.- One of the workers actually ran into us and was a little startled. After explaining why we bailed, she kindly helped us remove our harnesses (lol my bad). ** Oh yes, one quick tip- if you are here for the zip lining, it's a bit of a bummer when you go in the evening. Since it was so dark, I wasn't able to see the stellar view. But, if you are a scaredy cat and would rather not see what's going, this could be to your advantage haha ** Last was the ATV things. This was by far my favorite. It reminded me of an off-road version of the Indian Jones ride. Xplor Fuego people, I recommend making this your last activity because it is scary, exhilarating, and so much fun in the dark!!! read more

Xplor Park - Can't see much of the view when you do zip lining at night :/ - Amusement Parks Near Me - Playa del Carmen, ROO