INAH data checked November 2, 2026 All balloon flights

Teotihuacan tickets, opening hours and costs

Teotihuacan Entrance Fee 2026: $210 MXN for Foreign Visitors

The Teotihuacan entrance fee is $210 MXN per person for foreign visitors and $105 MXN for Mexican nationals and foreign residents of Mexico, according to INAH, the federal institute that runs the archaeological zone. Nationals and residents with proof of residency enter for free on Sundays. INAH opens the site every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and the last visitors enter at 4:30 p.m.

$210 MXN foreign visitors $105 MXN nationals and residents Open daily, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Short answer: a foreign visitor pays $210 MXN to enter the Teotihuacan archaeological zone in 2026. Mexican nationals and foreign residents with proof of residency pay $105 MXN from Monday to Saturday and enter for free on Sundays. INAH sells tickets at the site ticket offices and on its official website.

Sources: INAH, Teotihuacan archaeological zone (last updated January 6, 2026), INAH Bulletin 106 (March 13, 2026). We Fly Teotihuacan checked both on November 2, 2026. INAH sets these prices, and INAH can change them.

Teotihuacan entrance fee: 5 key facts

Foreign visitors pay $210 MXN per person to enter Teotihuacan.
Mexican nationals and foreign residents with proof of residency pay $105 MXN.
INAH opens the archaeological zone Monday to Sunday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
INAH lets the last visitors in at 4:30 p.m.
On Sundays, Mexican nationals and foreign residents with proof of residency enter for free.

Teotihuacan ticket prices and hours (INAH, 2026)

This table copies the figures INAH publishes for the Teotihuacan archaeological zone. Prices are per person, in Mexican pesos.

Teotihuacan archaeological zone: entrance fee and opening hours, 2026 (source: INAH)
Item	Official figure	Source
Foreign visitor ticket	$210 MXN	INAH zone page
Mexican national ticket	$105 MXN	INAH zone page
Foreign resident of Mexico, with proof	$105 MXN (50 percent discount)	INAH Bulletin 106
Opening days	Monday to Sunday	INAH zone page
Opening hours	8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.	INAH zone page
Last entry	4:30 p.m.	INAH zone page
Sunday, Mexican nationals and foreign residents with proof	Free	INAH Bulletin 106
Exempt every day	People over 60, children under 13, retirees, pensioners, people with disabilities, teachers and students with a valid ID	INAH Bulletin 106
Where to buy	Site ticket offices and the official INAH website	INAH Bulletin 106

Need to call the site? INAH lists the Teotihuacan archaeological zone phone number as +52 594 956 0477.

Balloon flight + Teotihuacan entry: what you pay per person

Most visitors pair the pyramids with a hot air balloon flight over them. This table adds the $210 MXN foreign visitor ticket to each We Fly Teotihuacan package, so you see one total per person. We Fly prices come from our live checkout on November 2, 2026.

We Fly Teotihuacan balloon packages plus Teotihuacan entry, per person in MXN (November 2026)
We Fly package	Package price	Pyramid entry	Total per person
Shared flight, Monday to Friday	$1,990	+ $210 at the ticket office	$2,200
Shared flight, Saturday and Sunday	$2,300	+ $210 at the ticket office	$2,510
Traditional flight	$2,300	+ $210 at the ticket office	$2,510
Flight + transport from Mexico City	$2,890	+ $210 at the ticket office	$3,100
Flight + Group Transport + Pyramids	$2,990	Included	$2,990
All-Inclusive flight	$3,600	Included, with a guided tour	$3,600

Prefer one booking? We Fly Teotihuacan sells archaeological zone access as a checkout add-on for $250 MXN per person on every package that does not already include it. With that add-on, a weekday shared flight plus entry costs $2,240 MXN per person.

Examples: what a morning at the pyramids costs

A foreign couple on a weekday: 2 shared flights at $1,990 MXN plus 2 tickets at $210 MXN cost $4,400 MXN in total.
A family of 4 that wants transport from Mexico City and entry in one price: 4 places on Flight + Group Transport + Pyramids at $2,990 MXN cost $11,960 MXN. Children pay the same price as adults.
Two friends who want a guide: 2 All-Inclusive flights at $3,600 MXN cost $7,200 MXN, with transport, breakfast, entry and a certified bilingual guide.
A Mexican resident and a foreign visitor, Monday to Saturday: the tickets cost $105 MXN plus $210 MXN, so $315 MXN for the two of them at the ticket office. On a Sunday, the resident enters for free and the pair pays $210 MXN.

How to see Teotihuacan from the air and on foot in one morning

Check in at 5:30 a.m. sharp. Every passenger shows a valid government-issued photo ID at the We Fly Teotihuacan reception desk.
Fly in the first hours of dawn. Your balloon stays in the air for 45 to 60 minutes over the Pyramid of the Sun, the Pyramid of the Moon and the Avenue of the Dead.
Land and toast. Every We Fly flight ends with a traditional toast and a flight certificate.
Walk into the zone after 8:00 a.m. INAH opens the gates at 8:00 a.m., so you walk the same avenue you just saw from the sky.
Keep your ticket or your booking at hand. Foreign visitors buy the $210 MXN ticket at the office, or book a package that already includes entry.

The Avenue of the Dead and the Pyramid of the Moon seen from a hot air balloon in Teotihuacan — The Avenue of the Dead leads to the Pyramid of the Moon: the same route you walk with your INAH ticket.

Teotihuacan entrance fee: questions travelers ask

How much is the Teotihuacan entrance fee in 2026?

The Teotihuacan entrance fee in 2026 is $210 MXN per person for foreign visitors, every day of the week. Mexican nationals and foreigners who live in Mexico pay $105 MXN from Monday to Saturday when they show proof of residency, a 50 percent discount set by INAH. On Sundays, INAH lets Mexican nationals and foreign residents with proof of residency in for free.

Is Teotihuacan free on Sundays?

Teotihuacan is free on Sundays for Mexican nationals and foreign residents of Mexico who show proof of residency, according to INAH Bulletin 106 of March 13, 2026. Foreign visitors without residency in Mexico pay the $210 MXN ticket on Sundays too.

Who enters Teotihuacan for free?

INAH Bulletin 106 exempts these visitors from the Teotihuacan entrance fee every day: people over 60, children under 13, retirees, pensioners, people with disabilities, and teachers and students with a valid ID. INAH also exempts interns and researchers who hold an INAH permit for related studies.

What are the Teotihuacan opening hours?

INAH opens the Teotihuacan archaeological zone Monday to Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The last visitors enter at 4:30 p.m.

Where do I buy Teotihuacan tickets?

INAH sells Teotihuacan entry tickets at the ticket offices of the archaeological zone and on the official INAH website, as INAH stated in its Bulletin 106 of March 13, 2026.

Which We Fly balloon packages include Teotihuacan entry?

Two We Fly Teotihuacan packages include entry to the archaeological zone: Flight + Group Transport + Pyramids at $2,990 MXN per person and the All-Inclusive flight at $3,600 MXN per person, which adds a guided tour. On every other package, you can add archaeological zone access at checkout for $250 MXN per person.

Can I visit the pyramids on the same day as my balloon flight?

Yes. We Fly Teotihuacan starts check-in at 5:30 a.m. sharp, the balloon takes off in the first hours of dawn, and INAH opens the archaeological zone at 8:00 a.m., so the pyramids fit into the same morning.

How much do a balloon flight and Teotihuacan entry cost together?

A weekday shared balloon flight with We Fly Teotihuacan costs $1,990 MXN per person, and the ticket office charges foreign visitors $210 MXN, so the pair costs $2,200 MXN per person. A couple pays $4,400 MXN for both.

Plan the rest of your Teotihuacan day

See the pyramids from the sky first

We Fly Teotihuacan flies daily over the Teotihuacan pyramids in the first hours of dawn, from $1,990 MXN per person, with free rescheduling when weather cancels a flight. Add pyramid entry at checkout for $250 MXN per person.

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