La Feria Chapultepec Magico
Amusement park in Mexico city with four roller coasters
and many other thrill rides. When it opened in 1964 it was called
"Juegos Mecanicos de Chapultepec". and operated by the Mexican
governmen. The park's name was changed in 1992 which it
was purchased by Grupo Magico International.
Located in Mexico City's Chalpultepec Park.
Bioparque Estrella Serengeti Safari
Theme park featuring game viewing safari rides in
a tour bus and other family attractions and activities.
Located near the city of Monterrey.
Bosque Magico
Monterrey's "Magic Forest" thrill ride them park
features more then thirty thrill rides including a medium
size roller coaster. Located next to Monterrey's
La Pastora Zoo.
Dolphin Discovery Dolphinariums
Dolphin Discovery operates dolphin focused attractions
at several resorts on Mexico's Caribbean coast,
Mexico's Pacific coast, and at one theme park in Mexico City.
Activities include opportunities to swim with dolphins.
Parque EcoAlberto
This unusual and controversial theme park in
Ixmiquilpan, Mexican offers a simulation of
the experience of illegally crossing the border
from Mexico to the United States, complete with
actor guards and guns shooting blanks.
La Feria Chapultepec Magico
Amusement park in Mexico city with four roller coasters
and many other thrill rides. When it opened in 1964 it was called
"Juegos Mecanicos de Chapultepec". and operated by the Mexican
governmen. The park's name was changed in 1992 which it
was purchased by Grupo Magico International.
Located in Mexico City's Chalpultepec Park.
Parque Plaza Sesamo
Water park and theme park in Monterrey based on the children's
television series "Plaza Sesamo", the Mexican
version of the Sesame Street TV series. Located
in Monterrey's Fundidora Park in the city of Monterrey,
state of Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
Six Flags Mexico
This theme park located in the Tlalpan Forest
on the south side of Mexico City is one of the
largest theme parks in Latin America. Theme areas
in the park include a Mexican Village, French Village,
Polynesian Village, Swiss Village, Cowboy Village,
and an attraction called Bugs Bunny's Circuis.
The park has had several names: Reino Adventura when it
first opened in 1982, El Nuevo Reino Adventura
when it was extensively remodeled in 1993, and
it was given its current "Six Flags" name when
Premier Parks purchased it for about $60 million
in 1999.
Xcaret Park
Theme park on the Caribbean coast of Mexico in the
resort area known as Riviera Maya.
Attractions include a water park with
an underground river and opportunities to swim
with dolphines, flora and fauna exhibits, a replica
of a Mayan village, a museum, and cultural
performances. The park also has several
restaurants, a spa, a temascal (sweat lodge),
and it is adjacent to the all inclusive
Occidental Grand Xcaret Hotel.
Xcaret Park is located about 50 miles south of Cancun
and 4 miles south of Playa del Carmen.
Named after the nearby archaelogical site.
Xel-Ha Aquatic Park
Aquatic theme park in the Riviera Maya
resort area of the Caribbean coast of Mexico.
The main attraction in the park is a natural lagoon
and aquarium inhabited by hundreds of species
of tropical fish. The lagoon is surrounded by a shark
fence and park visitors are welcome to swim and snorkel.
the park also has a sea turtle reserve, several
restaurants, a jungle train, and other family activities
and attractions.
Located about 8 miles north of Tulum, 30 miles
south of Playa del Carmen, and 60 miles from Cancun,
near the Xelha archaelogical site.
See also:
Other Attractions in Mexico
Mexico Travel Guide
Pan America Travel Guide
