Teotihuacan Opening Hours, Tickets & Visitor Information

Opening hours

INAH information used for this July 2026 update:

• Archaeological zone: daily about 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Last entry: about 4:30 p.m.
• Museums often run shorter hours than the outdoor zone

Ticket prices (2026)

• Foreign visitors: about 210 MXN
• Mexican nationals and residents with valid ID: about 105 MXN
• Common free/reduced categories can include people with disabilities, teachers and students with valid ID, and adults 60+ with INAPAM
• Sundays are typically free for Mexican nationals

Confirm on the official INAH page before you go.

What the ticket usually includes

Entrance to the archaeological zone and on-site museums (confirm museum hours the day you visit). Parking is typically extra.

Visitor rules to expect

Smoking, pets, and bringing food into the zone are commonly restricted. Follow posted signs and staff directions.

Climbing is separate from admission

Buying a ticket does not mean you can climb the Pyramid of the Sun. Read climbing rules.

Buying tickets

Tickets are sold according to current INAH practice. If online purchase is available for your dates, still verify entry rules. Bring ID for discounted categories.

Museums and the ticket

General admission typically includes site museums, but museum hours can differ. Do not leave mural rooms for the final minutes before close.

Holidays and special closures

Holidays change crowd levels and occasionally operations. Check INAH the morning you go when unsure.

Budgeting extras

Parking, snacks outside restricted areas, souvenirs, and transport sit on top of the ticket. Transport mode is the big swing factor in total cost.

Accessibility note

Terrain is uneven. Ask staff about the most manageable entrances and routes if mobility is limited.