Affiliate disclosure
Chapultepec Castle Tickets takes part in the GetYourGuide affiliate programme. Book a tour through a link on this site and I may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. You are told this before you click, on every page that carries a booking link.
What that means in practice
The booking links and widgets here go to GetYourGuide, a licensed online travel agency. If you book after following one, GetYourGuide pays me a percentage of what you spent. The price you pay is the same price you would pay going to GetYourGuide directly — the commission comes out of their margin, not out of your pocket.
What it does not mean
It does not buy a recommendation. The clearest evidence is the entry ticket: it is the lowest-rated product on this site, I have written a long page explaining why, and the page ends by telling most readers to pay 210 MXN at the taquilla instead of booking anything at all. Read it at the skip-the-line ticket review. A site that only ever says yes is worth nothing to you and, in the end, nothing to me.
The museum, separately
I am not INAH, not the Museo Nacional de Historia and not GetYourGuide. INAH states that platforms and intermediaries outside its own channels are not backed by the museum and cannot guarantee entry, and I repeat that wherever it is relevant rather than burying it. Prices, free categories and gate rules are on ticket prices.
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